Are you tired of spending countless hours reading through complicated source code? Do you wish there was a way to write software that’s high-quality and quick to understand? Look no further than Speed Readable Code. In this blog series, we’ll explore the benefits of writing code that can be quickly digested and discuss practical tips […]
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An astounding number of people have made building or modifying keyboards their hobby or part of their vocation. I’m amazed at how many videos are on youtube about this topic. And there are some fantastic resources for those who want to learn more. So I’ve collated links and pointers to help those who are curious.
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I love keyboards. Perhaps because I spend so much time using them? Maybe because they enable my creativity and empower me to wake a living? For whatever reason, I love keyboards and have spent an insane amount of time optimizing how I use them. At some point in my career, I struggled with RSI and
CMake is incredible software you should learn and use. Why? It enables you to build C, C++, and other languages for almost any situation you can imagine. Moreover, you can do so more efficiently than with other tools because one tool works everywhere. And it’s used in many famous projects, so chances are high it
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Git markdown is fantastic, but sometimes it’s frustrating to wait until after I’ve pushed upstream to see if my changes look good when rendered in a web browser. Enter https://readme.so/editor, a way to do almost WYSIWYG editing of your files so you can see how they look before you even commit changes. What other solutions do
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Tig is one of those tools that every git user should know. All you must remember is it’s ‘git’ spelled backward, right? It’s a command line tool that makes browsing git history a breeze. It’s excellent for looking at commits, branches, and tags. I prefer it to anything else for browsing history and commits. And
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You’ve come here on a quest to learn to write perfect code, right? 😉 It’s noble and perfectly reasonable at first blush. It was my quest for a time. Unfortunately, and fortunately, there’s no such thing as perfect code. We may wish this or that bit of code was better. Others will likely find only
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Want to become a better programmer? Look no further than this site for ideas on writing better code, tips and tricks to become more efficient, and even an article for fun occasionally. I love learning, writing software, tinkering with hardware, and helping others. So I’m devoting this site to those things. Why the name “polishedprogrammer”?