A way of composing configuration values across multiple dimensions and using them in arbitrary applications. Probably not original.
Get things done by thinking like a minimalist
Therapy for a medical condition has a surprising link to the Dreyfus model.
We laud the developers of open source software. But the real heroes are the maintainers.
I’m back at the Pragmatic Bookshelf, and I need some help to freshen things up.
Enough already with project templates that look like the 1960’s org chart for MegaCorp
I think the conventional way of structuring Elixir code could be improved by paying more attention to decoupling.
It turns out that pattern matching and data structure decomposition are a wonderful tool for doing parsing of nonregular grammars (such as Markdown).
I discarded all email I received while on vacation. How did the experiment work?
How to reduce the burden of email build-up when you’re away
PipelineElement
There’s a secret ingredient (and a blowtorch) involved.
Leaving dangling cross references when writing a book is like leaving dangling hyperlinks in a Wiki—they’re both a promise and a question.
Famous programs from just a generation or two ago are in danger of disappearing from human ken, forever.
Can we build systems with emergent behavior, and which are safe, by adding invariants and contracts?
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