Notes to self

Crafting Interpreters I have been hearing about the book Crafting Interpreters, by Robert Nystrom, for a few years now.

The right tools for the job Being productive as a programmer starts with having the right set of tools.

What do you see when you come across code like this?

Here is a variation of my favorite go-to interview question: I hand you a drive containing two files.

The start: an online discussion I recently participated in an online conversation between a few C# programmers who were discussing the difference between jagged arrays and multidimensional arrays in C#.

I collapsed into bed on a recent gloomy November evening feeling mentally exhausted.

In part one we started an initial exploration of the Rust programming language, using a small programming problem as a starting point.

It’s a dark, gloomy February night and I can hear the rain pelting against the windows of my office, behind me.

This is part 5 in my series where I document my process for going from a brand new computer to one that has the basic set of tools I want present to feel productive.

This is part 4 in my series where I document my process for going from a brand new computer to one that has the basic set of tools I want present to feel productive.