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Daily journalling is a key part of how I keep my projects moving. Without it I'd be wasting time every day trying to remember what I was up to, and...

I've written multiple articles about eliminating waste in software development. This time, I'm going to delve into the biggest waste ever, which is:

A few weeks ago I decided to check out Raylib, an open-source game engine written in C.

A few weeks ago I watched Ian Cooper's talk titled "Test Driven Design (TDD) - Where Did it All Go Wrong?" In it, he suggests being more like a duct...

Last week I stumbled on a documentary about 5G. The title suggested that 5G will bring about catastrophe. So, I decided to watch it...

I just checked, and it's been over 4 months since the last ZitaFTP Server update! The 5 month mark is approaching rapidly.

If you've taken a programming course, the chances are that you've been told to write reusable code when possible. It certainly sounds great.

I have a confession to make: I didn't feel like recording a video or publishing anything. It's just one of those days where I have a lack of motivation. It happens...

When I release software to testers, I don't actually want them to send me bug reports.

Last week software development was frustratingly slow again. I'd fallen into one of the two major ways to waste time in software development... again.