Blog Posts

• Why ‘Quiet Quitting’ Could Quietly Ruin Your Career: The Negatives of Checking Out at Work
  I keep hearing about a phenomenon called quiet quitting. It’s not a new thing, but perhaps its popularity is. I’ve… Read more: Why ‘Quiet Quitting’ Could Quietly Ruin Your Career: The Negatives of Checking Out at Work
• Putting Ideas into Practice: A Code Example of Speed-Readable Code
  It’s easy to talk about how to make your code more readable and maintainable, but it’s another thing to put… Read more: Putting Ideas into Practice: A Code Example of Speed-Readable Code
• Mirroring a Git Repository: A Step-by-Step Guide
  Want more powerful ways to leverage other projects using Git? Mirror a repository! Mirroring a repository involves creating an exact… Read more: Mirroring a Git Repository: A Step-by-Step Guide
• A Modular CMake Recipe for Linking std::filesystem in Modern C++17
  So you’ve started using features of C++17 and modern CMake. Great idea! This post outlines how you might handle a… Read more: A Modular CMake Recipe for Linking std::filesystem in Modern C++17
• Improving Code Readability with High-Level Comments
  Reading lots of source code is a great way to learn how to write code that’s faster to read. Unfortunately,… Read more: Improving Code Readability with High-Level Comments
• Lightning-fast File Searching with the Silver Searcher Utility
  Do you spend countless hours searching through code repositories or file systems? Do you want to use slow and outdated… Read more: Lightning-fast File Searching with the Silver Searcher Utility
• Building a Small C++ Application with CMake
  Do you need to build a C++ application? CMake is the perfect tool, regardless of its size. And while you… Read more: Building a Small C++ Application with CMake
• Unleashing the Power of Git Pickaxe: A Developer’s Secret Tool
  Git is a powerful version control system that revolutionizes how developers manage and collaborate code. However, one of the lesser-known… Read more: Unleashing the Power of Git Pickaxe: A Developer’s Secret Tool
• Best Practices for Naming Variables in Your Source Code
  Have you ever struggled to understand your code or someone else’s because of poorly named variables? Correctly naming variables is… Read more: Best Practices for Naming Variables in Your Source Code
• From Weak Reading to Speed Reading: How I Digested Books Quickly in School
  I figured out how to do book reports without reading when I was a kid. I wouldn’t say I liked… Read more: From Weak Reading to Speed Reading: How I Digested Books Quickly in School
• Introduction to Speed Readable Code
  Are you tired of spending countless hours reading through complicated source code? Do you wish there was a way to… Read more: Introduction to Speed Readable Code
• Resources For Keyboard Junkies
  An astounding number of people have made building or modifying keyboards their hobby or part of their vocation. I’m amazed… Read more: Resources For Keyboard Junkies
• Keyboards
  I love keyboards. Perhaps because I spend so much time using them? Maybe because they enable my creativity and empower… Read more: Keyboards
• Introduction to CMake
  CMake is incredible software you should learn and use. Why? It enables you to build C, C++, and other languages… Read more: Introduction to CMake
• WYSIWYG Editor For Git Markdown
  Git markdown is fantastic, but sometimes it’s frustrating to wait until after I’ve pushed upstream to see if my changes… Read more: WYSIWYG Editor For Git Markdown

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