Discover how using one well-optimized terminal, a terminal multiplexer, and clean shell scripts can dramatically reduce distractions, streamline workflows, and help you finish development work faster.
Discover how a simple five‑minute solo standup can clear your head, sharpen your focus, and make team standups shorter, sharper, and more outcome‑driven—no matter what development methodology you use.
More monitors don’t automatically make you more productive. Here’s how to think clearly about screen space, cognitive load, and desk setup so you can actually become a better developer—whether you use one screen or six.
Discover how the Two-Tab Coding Method helps developers reclaim 2–3 hours of productive time per day by reducing context switching, decision fatigue, and digital clutter—without complicated systems or new tools.
Discover how treating debugging as a letter to an imaginary teammate can help you uncover hidden mistakes, think more clearly, and solve hard problems faster—while improving your communication skills at the same time.
Learn how refactoring, clean debugging habits, detailed bug reports, and professional Git messages create a ‘time capsule’ that makes future debugging faster, easier, and far less painful.
How using a simple notebook—and a metaphorical rubber duck—can help you think more clearly, debug faster, and write better code before you even open your editor.
Stuck on a stubborn bug? Walking away—literally—might be the fastest way to a solution. Here’s how short walks boost creativity, reduce anxiety, sharpen focus, and make debugging more effective.
How junior developers can become indispensable by stacking small, visible wins instead of chasing heroic moments—and turn everyday work into a clear path to ownership, influence, and impact.
Discover how to plan an effective week of coding using a “sticky notes sprint” — a lightweight, visual approach that replaces heavyweight project managers with developer‑friendly digital sticky notes.