Code bootcamps have been all the rage for a long time now. I’ve worked with many grads over the years. All have been wonderful people, but I’ve seen one common theme: They don’t know the command line.

This is a living document, liberally plagiarized from Thoughtbot, Google, and others. Effective and quick code review is a vital part of software development lifecycle.

I’m excited to announce I’m joining the wild west of crypto. I’ve joined a company that helps grow the Cosmos ecosystem.

The last time I updated this blog was less than a month before my first child was born. Six years later, I’m trying to write again.

Table driven tests give you more test coverage for less lines of code. Let’s explore how to write them in Swift

Don’t use NSNotifcationCenter. Most of the time it’s a HUGE mistake. It’s okay to use the center to respond to iOS driven events, like UIKeyboardDidShow Notification. But don’t use it to wire up message passing in your own code

This was a presentation I gave at the Denver Go Meetup in November 2015. My goal is to teach others and myself how to build a robust, modern web application in Go. My hope is that startups will turn to Go instead of Rails or Django when building web apps

The Go authors put a lot of thought into error handling. I feel they came up with one of the better solutions out there. It’s simple and elegant

This was a presentation I gave at the Denver Go Meetup in September 2015. My goal is to teach others and myself how to build a robust, modern web application in Go. My hope is that startups will turn to Go instead of Rails or Django when building web apps