How to use three deliberate commits as tiny, self‑contained stories that bring structure to your coding sessions, improve Git history, and turn every block of work into visible progress.
Learn how Git worktrees let you experiment safely on large codebases without extra clones, constant branch switching, or risky stashes—and how to integrate them into your daily workflow.
Most users never touch your settings, which means your silent defaults are your real product. Learn how hidden configuration choices can undermine security and usability—and how to design secure, intentional defaults that actually help your users.
How intentional throwaway prototypes, spikes, and simulations help teams reduce risk, learn faster, and make smarter software decisions without polluting production codebases.
How to design a single, “hero” shortcut and build a one-shortcut workflow that cuts 20–30% of your repetitive computer work using remapping, app launchers, and smart consistency.
Learn how to use `git bisect` as a time machine for your repository, turning painful, linear bug hunts into fast, logarithmic searches—and why good commit hygiene makes it even more powerful.
A simple five-minute launch log can dramatically improve how your team ships, learns, and iterates on features—without adding process overhead. Here’s how to do it and what to capture every time you release.
Learn how to safely trash your local changes, experiment freely, and recover fast using modern Git tools like `git restore`, `git switch`, and sensible `git stash` habits.
How small setup hassles, context switching, and slow feedback loops silently destroy developer productivity—and concrete ways to design workflows that keep you in flow.
How a single guiding question, smaller pull requests, and AI-assisted review can transform your code review process from noisy and slow to focused and fast.