Written content to help you along your web development journey, without forgetting to have some fun along the way.
Using research on trees to learn to ask for help and appreciate those who have helped you.
Throughout 2016 I worked closely with two people I've never met, and it's been highly effective.
I took half a Tuesday and half a Wednesday to spend time with my family. Breaks from work don't always have to be conventional.
ActsAsTaggableOn is a great gem for working with tags in your application, but it can be a PITA when you want to be able to search for tags.
To maintain a consistent state of efficiency, I have rules. They aren't strict. But they help guide me.
The difference between Ruby's class and class instance variables, and how you can use them to abstract functionality from inherited classes.
It can be helpful when debugging to know what "super" is actually calling.
You need to know what you limit is. But you won't find it unless you push toward the boundaries.
In-person meetings are, for the most part, a waste of efficiency, especially when attendees have to drive to get to the meeting. I avoid them when possible.
We're all busy. All the time. You aren't busier than anyone else. You just need to learn how to communicate why you can't (or couldn't) do something.