Geoffrey Grosenbach on Topfunky Blog

by Geoffrey Grosenbach I keep a mental list of software development tools that friends recommend or that I’ve heard good things about.

by Geoffrey Grosenbach There’s an infinite inkwell high above the city.

by Geoffrey Grosenbach 📄 Source code for charts Launching new pro sports league is one of the most difficult kinds of businesses to build.

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by Geoffrey Grosenbach 📺 Watch on YouTube: Reimagining Football The best product development ideas are universal; they can be applied to software, sports, or any other endeavor.

by Geoffrey Grosenbach Good sample code for teaching has the right mix of real world applicability and extendability while being easy to learn on.

by Geoffrey Grosenbach The job of a manager is not primarily to generate revenue or even complete projects but to develop people. – Marc Holmes, HashiCorp CMO Becoming an engineering manager is like a murder mystery: you need both the motive (to lead) and…

by Geoffrey Grosenbach In a previous post, I implemented a linear regression model that created a prediction for the total number of wins a team would achieve in a single season.

by Geoffrey Grosenbach While reading about the beautiful Cartograph font I noticed that one of the illustrations was of a simple retro style chart.

by Geoffrey Grosenbach When creating tutorials at HashiCorp Learn, one of the advanced challenges we like to suggest is to “build this project again, but from scratch.”

by Geoffrey Grosenbach Earlier this year (2020), traffic to the HashiCorp Developer documentation platform passed 100,000 people per month.

by Geoffrey Grosenbach For many years I’ve felt slightly guilty that, even though I earn a living creating documentation, I rarely start learning by reading about a language or API.

by Geoffrey Grosenbach For quite a while I’ve been a huge fan of the statistics journalism publication FiveThirtyEight.

The learn to code movement has convinced many people across all professions that they need to learn to write software.