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Most software engineers write for a living. That is they sit down at a keyboard and write code. If all goes well, Clean Code, a popular mantra that describes code that's readable, simplistic, and is shaped in logical clarity, is the final product. In many ways, what goes into…
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As an engineer, the technical layer of abstraction is only one way to solve technical problems. You also need to dig into the human layer that underpins…
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What futuristic technology do you want to work in the most?Space tech, XR gaming, next-gen machine learning and AI… Pretty much every new moonshot technology has a need for programmers. Is there one in p…
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Building with React requires a different kind of mindset. The freedom it allows means you're not propped up by structure or architecture. There's no…
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What does your engineer elevator pitch look like?It figures to be simple, but finding the most effective way to communicate your skills and career desires as an engineer can be a challenge – es…
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Exponent’s Jeff Lee wrote a blog for Compiler that’s full of advice on how engineers can improve their work by not shooing away their PM, but leveraging…
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Enjoy the latest edition of Code to Success, a Q & A series where I invite software engineers to talk about their unique paths into programming and…
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"I want to grow as an engineer." It’s a phrase engineer Joseph Pacheco has heard in plenty of the interviews he’s conducted. Almost too many, he argues…
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