Have you ever felt like your business is a circus show where everyone is dancing in their own direction?| BloggingX
It's too cold to go outside, so let's talk juggling.| buttondown.com
A few years back, the Async Wg tried something new. We collaboratively authored an Async Vision Doc. The doc began by writing “status quo” stories, written as narratives from our cast of characters, that described how people were experiencing Async Rust at that time and then went on to plan a “shiny future”. This was a great experience. My impression was that authoring the “status quo” stories in particular was really helpful. Discussions at EuroRust recently got me wondering: can...| smallcultfollowing.com
A quest for defining what it means to name things well.| mmapped.blog
What I learned building a rack for my home server infrastructure.| mtlynch.io
Making Make a README| www.dannyguo.com
Improve your technical writing by cutting down on adverbs| Iain Bean
As a technical writer, I often want to know what works and what doesn’t in the docs I’ve released. Oftentimes, I also want to know if the documentation is achieving its purpose. There’s a very good way of getting answers about the quality of your documentation, and that is user research. Analytics or feedback widgets can only get you so far.| passo.uno
I’ve been using Nix for a year now. It’s been going fairly well, by the way. Here are some misconceptions I’ve had to overcome to become a more productive Nixer. False: You can’t deploy Nix software to Docker or Kubernetes False. If you can push to a docker registry such as docker.io, you can deploy to Docker or Kubernetes using Nix. You can use dockerTools.buildImage to build a docker image from Nix.| Winny's Blog
Mindsets and strategies for choosing what to learn| Matt Segal Dev
Your brain is literally built different| www.mariushobbhahn.com
Hi. I'm a sporadic technical blogger. Here's a few things I've learned about blogging for fun.| Ben Myers
I want to do $THING. Normally I do my hacking in Python, which is okay but has lots of frustrations. My friends tell me $LANGUAGE is better for doing $THING. After going through the online tutorial, I can see why. Maybe I’ll try $LANGUAGE for this project! Just a few things I need to figure out first: How do I install it? The docs say brew install, but I’m on Windows.| Hillel Wayne