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  1. When you’re out there, struggling to create, staring at the blank page, the blank canvas, or the blank MS Paint window, you might be thinking “I have nothing to say”, and you might be right.1 Yet that is not the problem, is it?

  2. When you’re debugging a web service, it’s handy if you can get all the log entries associated with a single HTTP request.

  3. Hello again, Python

    Thanks to some organizational surprises, I’m now developing web services in Python.

  4. I’ve had three rolls of medium-format (120) film sitting in my fridge.

  5. Yearnote 2019

    New year, new shenanigans, as we say in Finland.

  6. I work as a software consultant.

  7. Fighting over syntax formatting in code review is, mostly, waste of time.

  8. If you want mandatory code review to really suck, make it slow.

  9. Last week, Camille Fournier tweeted this: Questioning the value of mandatory code review is definitely the most popular underground belief held by senior engineers I know It launched a discussion about the merits of code review and a bunch of people came…

  10. One of the problems with JSON is its limited selection of datatypes.

  11. Karhunkierros IV

    This post continues from where part 3 ended.

  12. Karhunkierros III

    This post continues from where part 2 ended.

  13. Karhunkierros II

    This post continues from where part 1 ended.

  14. Karhunkierros I

    Last week I hiked the Karhunkierros trail.

  15. The joys of coverage

    In the project I’m working on, we have been tracking the test coverage of a Clojure web backend with Cloverage and Codecov.

  16. If you have ever talked to an experienced software developer about tech conferences, you have probably heard them say something like this: “Oh, I mostly ignore the talks and focus on talking with people in the hallway.”

  17. Interpreting Moriyama

    Daido Moriyama is one of the best-known Japanese photographers.

  18. I’ve got a new camera: Ricoh GR III.

  19. Handbrewing coffee

    Shawn Blanc wrote about how he switched to a Moccamaster for brewing his morning coffee.

  20. Two years ago I wrote about the Clojure test runner of my dreams.

  21. Yearnote 2018

    It’s time to look back at 2018 and talk about me.

  22. How I use tap>

    One of the new features in Clojure 1.10 is tap.

  23. Every now and then I see people asking what Clojure and ClojureScript libraries they should be using.

  24. I made a backpack

    For a long time, I used a Haglöfs Tight Evo XL as my everyday backpack.

  25. Have you ever contributed a patch to an open-source project, got it merged, and then waited months for a new release that would include your patch?

  26. Migrated to Hugo

    After five years of using Hakyll to generate this site from a bunch of Markdown files, I finally migrated to Hugo.

  27. Why interceptors?

    At Metosin, we have been thinking about interceptors in Clojure and ClojureScript.

  28. Last week, I attended The Lead Developer conference in London.

  29. A night in Nuuksio

    Last summer, inspired by Rich Hickey and the general trends, I bought a hammock.

  30. Wouldn’t it be handy to be able to edit the contents of the clipboard in a text editor?

  31. There’s a tech conference or a meet-up coming up and you want to give a talk.

  32. There’s an annoying conversational anti-pattern for which I’d like to have a name.

  33. Yearnote 2017

    It’s January, so it’s time to look both at the past and at the future!

  34. I’ve poked a bit at Secure Scuttlebutt (SSB).

  35. At Metosin, we’ve released the first version of our own JSON library for Clojure, jsonista.

  36. Break from blogging

    I’m going to take a break from blogging on quanttype.

  37. I want to tell you about descriptive complexity theory, but it’s hard to explain if you don’t know what first-order logic is.

  38. When you release a new version of your library, please do a favor to your users and publish a changelog entry highlighting the most important changes.

  39. Write more macros

    If you’re a Clojure programmer, it’s likely that you don’t write many macros.

  40. A pond in the Isokuru gorge.

  41. When you review code, what do you focus on?

  42. Do you like pair programming?

  43. I aim to publish a blog post every week, at least when it’s not vacation season.

  44. What are hybrid maps?

    Clojure people sometimes talk about hybrid maps.

  45. ZuriHac 2017

    The basic dilemma of ZuriHac: to stay inside and code or to enjoy the lake?

  46. Commit messages written in rush tend to be less than helpful.

  47. On sailing

    I was on a boat and it had strings attached.

  48. On JSONfeed

    I love it when people link to their RSS feed and it’s actually Atom.

  49. Some tools do not require configuration at all.

  50. Studying functional analysis will help you understand wavelets.