Opinion

Everybody and their mother has advice about breaking into software engineering, and much of it is wrong. This post debunks common hiring myths and explores what actually helps you land the job.

Reflections on whether learning new programming languages and frameworks is moot in the age of AI-assisted tools.

Cute code is fun to write but hard to read. Write for clarity and maintainability—your future coworkers will thank you.

We return to buzzwords, roasting "low-hanging fruit," "best practices," and "build vs. buy" because leadership often means stating the obvious.

We take a dive into the most overused corporate jargon like the 80/20 rule and "tiger teams," revealing how these buzzwords turn real conversations into the least-fun version of Mad Libs.

Some opinions and rants examining the current state of "Agile" practices (or what masquerades as Agile these days) and how modern software development has drifted from the original principles of Agile.