Matthew Egan

The idea of a software factory has been coming up a lot over the last 6 months or so as techniques like Ralph Loops and tools like Gas Town gained popularity.

In late April we headed over to Japan for a mates wedding in Osaka but as it was my first time to Japan we decided to make a longer trip out of it to see some sights and get some Japanese birdwatching in while visiting the Palearctic bio region for the fi…

Over the last few years I've seen coding agents develop rapidly and the techniques of using them change just as much.

For the last couple years I have been working at DiviPay on building the next generation of expense management software covering everything from expense reimbursement for employees to controlling your budgets and subscription payments to virtual cards.

These are some rough notes from a session I presented to a number of high school students preparing to compete in a programming competition.

For awhile now I've been wanting to talk about load testing and why we do it.

The python package ecosystem is a vast forest with many great packages available.

Recently I gave a talk at PyConAU 2018 entitled "Describing Descriptors".

Slides available here Oftentimes beginner programmers go through traditional features when learning a language.

"People also underestimate the time they spend debugging.

Recently I was asked to explain a complex topic simply.

I recently saw this post on Facebook, annotated with "Unless you use Python": Credit Computer Science Memes for Travelling Salesman Teens This led me to want to contradict the statement, although probably not recommended.

As of last week, and pending results, I completed an exam signifying the completion of my bachelors degree in computer science at the UNSW.

Living in Sydney it is inevitable that I travel via the public transport system, after all the highways are so congested that there is no other option unless you're in a position to pay exorbitant housing prices, but that's another story.