The Kubernetes AquariumA tour through the containers of fishes and sharks, and the way that the Kubernetes aquarium orchestrates them.Dec 15, 20206Dec 15, 20206
Custom CSS to make Outlook’s web UI better (in one person’s opinion)My company recently migrated everyone from Gmail to Outlook, and I found myself disliking staring at my new email client. I was similarly…May 27, 2020May 27, 2020
An illustrated guide to Mob Programming: the why & howSay this is you, and you’re trying to decide what to get for lunch.Jan 21, 2020Jan 21, 2020
ship-it: a humble script for low-risk deploymentSoftware teams like shipping software. We like doing it fast, and doing it well. We like to avoid making mistakes when doing so —…Nov 8, 2018Nov 8, 2018
Testing Kotlin/Spring REST integrations by spying on RestTemplateDeveloping your own method of stubbing REST calls in code is a neat way to get around dependencies on Mockito, WireMock, or other stubbing…Oct 29, 2018Oct 29, 2018
Published inBuilt to AdaptAnother Perspective on Interrupting Developers at WorkA comic about collaboration.Mar 27, 20186Mar 27, 20186
What if you wrote a book the way you write software?I’m a software engineer who lives and breathes Agile and Extreme Programming. I’m also a writer and will be participating this coming…Oct 29, 2017Oct 29, 2017
Humans and Tests Photo BlogI created a museum exhibit for my AHS Capstone entitled “Humans and Tests”, which explored the system of standardized testing in US K-12…May 6, 2017May 6, 2017
Teaching is like Dungeons and DragonsDisclaimer: this metaphor only extends so far. I do not really recommend starting to attribute your students alignments.Jan 22, 2017Jan 22, 2017
I LOVE personal data tracking.I do it all. Fitbit for activity tracking, SleepBot for sleep tracking, MyFitnessPal for nutrition tracking, Financius for spending…Aug 9, 2016Aug 9, 2016
