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Comparing Programming Languages and Tools

December 4, 2014 / Tom / 0 Comments

[…] blindly try something just because it sounds like it’s the next best thing and because everyone seems to be using it. Instead, evaluate it, see how it fairs, and then make the change only if your productivity and your general enjoyment of using said application increases. Dev Practices My is better than your JSLint JSHint tools-v-tools

My Suite of Apps: Safari

November 11, 2014 / Tom / 0 Comments

[…] (or whatever you’d want to call it). I try to keep them at a minimum and use only what I need in order to help me get my day-to-day work done. Developer Tools One of the biggest hurdles that I thought I was going to have to overcome when switching to Safari was dealing with […]

Steps to Becoming a World Class Programmer (In a Lifetime)

August 1, 2014 / Tom / 0 Comments

[…] but to be aware of on a week-to-week basis. Notice that I did not say that there’s a lot of to learn on a week-to-week basis. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=52UxIgsC_0g Very, very early in my career I used to feel as if I needed to keep up with every single new programming language and/or related technology in the software world as […]

My Preferred Web Page Screenshot Tool

April 5, 2013 / Tom / 0 Comments

I try to keep a running list of the tools that I use in my day-to-day development. The challenge in doing this is that finding new tools can get buried in that single post, so whenever I stumble across something that I introduce into my toolbox, I try to capture it here. Other examples include: […]

Maybe ChatGPT Didn’t Wreck Our Type of Content

November 22, 2024 / Tom

[…] the content a bunch of us typically write. But, as stated, it’s been over a year since this was written. And since I work in R&D in my current role, we’ve done – and continue to do – a lot of work with the various systems, applications, utilities, and so on. Given that, I […]

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