Bonnie Eisenman

This blog runs on Jekyll, and I generate my post templates using Rake commands.

This is a really small programming “style” best practice that came up at work last week.

I built a Slack bot with a coworker for our internal company hackathon.

I subscribe to several Patreons that offer paywalled video content.

My organization typically interviews in pairs: two interviewers, one candidate.

If you’ve delved into programming-for-art before, chances are that you’ve encountered Processing.

Software engineering is more than just coding.

Accessibility and ability are both complex spectrums.

Software estimation is one of those tasks that can feel like a distraction from the “real” work of engineering.

I’ve continued to build on my experiments with two-dimensional generative art using Clojure.

Workplace accommodations can be a fraught topic - what are you legally entitled to?

Recently, I needed to add a new feature to an unowned codebase at work.

I spent the last week learning Clojure and generating jigsaw puzzles as part of my one-week programming retreat at the Recurse Center.

This year I read 44 books by 24 different authors, including one 15-book series.

I’m going to be participating in the Recurse Center one week mini-batch in January.

Today I made myself a sandwich.

This post brought to you by my shiny new drawing tablet!

this is just to say I have deleted my account from facebook which you probably noticed and worried about please, celebrate with me - I feel so free and so calm.

When talking about the computer science research papers with other software engineers, I get a lot of comments to the effect of, “Neat!

I’m a trained software engineer, but I am decidedly an amateur when it comes to working with physical hardware and building circuits.