Anjuan Simmons

Every senior engineer understands technical debt.

In 1986, most programmers were still wrestling with floppy disks and command-line interfaces.

Saruman the White atop the tower of Orthanc The Saruman API: When Charismatic Interfaces Hide Malicious Implementation In software development, an API (Application Programming Interface) is essentially a contract—a clean, well-documented way for different…

Moving to a new company?

A collage of photos of my daughter and I for Guys and Gals Life as a Strutter Dad: My Journey with the Klein Oak Dance Team Being a “Dance Dad” to a Klein Oak Strutter has been one of the most rewarding experiences of my life.

My sons and I are always ready for the next jump!

Photo by Jake Weirick on Unsplash I turned 49 years old this year, and there were a lot of milestones over the last twelve months.

Photo by Pawel Czerwinski on Unsplash Disclaimer: This post covers a controversial topic, and the vast majority of the companies I have worked for in the past would not open source their interview questions.

Photo courtesy of wocintechchat.com I’ve led software engineering teams since the 1990s having spent more than a decade at Accenture, followed by a stint at Deloitte, then I experienced the startup life at a few ventures, and now I’m a Staff Engineering M…

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