Ideas are plenty.
Execution is scarce.

What are you doing to bridge this gap?

“You look ridiculous if you dance.
You look ridiculous if you don't dance.

So you might as well dance.”

Gertrude Stein

How to develop fast and reliable?
It’s simple.

Make it work.
Use Stack Overflow, GPT, whatever.
Then make it pretty.

The only way to be able to safely go this fast is by covering your base with tests.

YAGNI
You ain't gonna need it.

Write code for now.
Not for a future that may (and probably) never come.

Sunday is for ice cream and walking.
How are you spending your weekend?

Saurabh's newsletter is fully packed with gems about system design. 👇

Chef Sarah will surely cook up an incredible web presence for you. 👇

Software development is not about writing code and throwing buzzwords around.

Software development, at its core, is about fixing business problems.

Raul Junco depicts brilliantly how only when making the business case clear to your stakeholders you get extra resources. 👇

Code is like a joke; if you have to explain it, it’s probably bad.

Your code should do what’s expected.
This is called the principle of least astonishment.

You shouldn't have to dive into a method to check whether there are unexpected side effects to it.

If a method is 'getting' something, it shouldn't also alter state.

If it's 'processing'…

Did we do it?
Did we save the daylight?

Code doesn't get old.
It just gathers legacy.

Yes, I look like an old lady.
But do I run like an old lady?
…
also yes.