How to design a minimalist, ergonomic, nature-informed home desk setup that works like a tiny system—boosting your focus, health, and ability to ship meaningful code.
How to use Git not just for code, but as a chronological breadcrumb trail of your learning, thinking, and evolving knowledge base.
How developers can use a simple two-timer setup—buffer + deep work block—to protect attention, fight context switching, and ship more meaningful work in a noisy environment.
How to build a simple, one-page learning ledger that captures what you really learn as a developer—without slowing you down or turning into yet another abandoned knowledge system.
Discover a simple weekly practice—The Two-Hour Solo Code Retreat—that lets you safely rewrite your worst legacy code, experiment boldly, and steadily reduce technical debt without risking production.
How to build a simple, one-constraint learning system that turns tiny daily coding sessions into steady, compounding skill growth—without burnout or decision fatigue.
How a single, simple daily rule—and a 5‑minute planning routine—can cut context switching, reduce decision fatigue, and improve developer experience without heroic willpower.
Learn how to write five-minute micro specs—small, testable, traceable requirements that ship faster, reduce rework, and keep your team aligned on real user value.
How to design a simple, blameless, one-page incident report that turns every production failure into fast, repeatable learning across your engineering teams.
How to use strict two-hour coding experiments as Agile-style spikes to de‑risk technical decisions, accelerate learning, and produce insights that actually influence real projects.