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  1. Dungeon Mastering

    The Word of the Dungeon Designing dungeons seems easy at first glance.

  2. Stone Stacking in adungeon.com

    Pattern Fill: How Adungeon Lays Down "Stone" Shapes Automatically If you have ever tried to hand-place a bunch of stone outlines in a pixel dungeon, you know what happens.

  3. In the depths of console.log statements, wisdom awaits those patient enough to seek it.

  4. Conquering the Mountain of Technical Debt

    Every refactor is a step toward enlightenment, every deprecated method a lesson learned.

  5. New Horizons: Embracing the Unknown Stack

    A new framework appears on the horizon.

  6. Developer Note

    As I am writing the game, there are times I want to test something out in the game, but because of the nature of the game, getting to that state naturally will take some time.

  7. As I am writing the game, there are times I want to test something out in the game, but because of the nature of the game, getting to that state naturally will take some time.

  8. YAGNI: You Ain’t Gonna Need It

    Or when is “too much” too much?

  9. Godot Shaders

    Shaders are scary.

  10. Xenod: Initial Development of a roguelike

    The current codename for this game is xenod, Xeno Defense.

  11. Lessons

    So much to say.

  12. Keeping SSH connections alive

    It’s actually fairly simple.

  13. Technology behind photos

    So, we looked at JPEG image encoding, which is a very popular image codec.

  14. Given what I know of this person’s performance, and if it were my money, I would award this person the highest possible compensation increase and bonus.

  15. Highlighting code in presentations

    Before I started using this method, I always struggled with ways to highlight parts of code I wanted to talk about when giving presentations.

  16. 10 Simple Things to Improve Your Tech Talks

    Practice your talk before speaking.

  17. Simple Startup Ideas

    All too often on Hacker News, I come across a comment wouldn’t most of them be able to build something like this for internal use in a single day Yes.

  18. Agility

    What to do: * Find out where you are * Take a small step towards your goal * Adjust your understanding based on what you learned * Repeat How to do it: When faced with two of more alternatives that deliver roughly the same value, take the path that makes…

  19. How to read more

    Last year I read 37 books.

  20. How to become a better developer

    Understand and respect your users You are building something for someone.

  21. Do Less

    I’ve been thinking a lot about performance this past year.

  22. How to learn a new programming language

    I used to have a problem learning new programming languages.

  23. Atlassian Summit 2013 Talk

  24. The Benefits of Speaking

    Originally posted on theMeetMe Engineering Blog.

  25. Features of Leadership

    Since speaking at Atlassian Summit (of which I’ll be writing and sharing more about in the coming weeks), I’ve been following up by reading more and more about the topics that I covered.

  26. WeGotYourSite

    I’ve been on a Startup Weekend kick this past year.

  27. Inbred Code Review

    I’ve never heard this term before, but it’s something I’ve coined here at work.

  28. PHP Tips and Tricks: Array Lengths

    This is a simple trick.

  29. Injectors: Dependency Injection with Traits

    With the release of PHP 5.4, Traits were added to our toolbox.

  30. Simple, or why companies reinvent solutions

    A designer knows that he has achieved perfection not when there is nothing left to add, but when there is nothing left to take away – Antoine de St-Expurey HipChat At work, we are currently experimenting with HipChat.

  31. Ideas of March 2012

    That time again.

  32. vim faster with maps

    At myYearbook, we pack our JS and CSS files.

  33. Someone thinks this is good

    No.

  34. Learning the vi language

    I’m a long time user of vi (and I use vi interchangeably for both vi and vim), but it wasn’t until recently that I really started to understand the way vi works.

  35. 2012 – Reflection and Resolutions

    The Story Thus Far It’s safe to say 2011 was a big year for me.

  36. Installing PEAR on Lion

    Needed to install PEAR on Lion, as my laptop hadn’t yet needed it.

  37. Blocks

    1.

  38. Comments

    I once posted "comments indicate future refactoring."

  39. I picked the destination

    In August, I moved from Montreal after almost 10 years to the small town of Telford, Pennsylvania, a little less than an hour north of Philadelphia.

  40. How not to automatically detect location

    We’re moving.

  41. iTunes Match and the Music Labels

    Apple announced on Monday iCloud, Lion, and iOS5.

  42. ssh connection sharing

    ControlMaster and ControlPath are the ssh config options you are looking to use here.

  43. How to get an invite to Forrst

    If you don’t know, Forrst is a invite-online developer and designer community started by Kyle Bragger (@kylebragger).

  44. Sometimes I amaze myself

    Zach posted to HN about how he wanted to work for a company like Twilio, but wasn’t sure.

  45. Normalisation of data

    This post used to be called Don’t confuse validation with filtering.

  46. Profiling a PHP Application

    Eric Hogue, a fellow PHP programmer up here in Montreal has written about Profiling a PHP Application.

  47. Object Oriented Programming: Data Mapping

    The What Just because you use objects doesn’t mean you are programming in an object oriented manner.

  48. Eclipse with FTP Support

    FTP in Eclipse?

  49. 4JC.IN

    4JC.IN is useless for anyone but me, but it’s still useful for me.

  50. privacy.txt

    privacy.txt is last weekends project.