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Why building small personal tools is the best way to stay sharp, and why AI makes it a practice anyone can adopt
AI reduces the cost of building software. History says that means we'll build more of it, not less.
Everyone says taste is the new differentiator. They're half right.
How AI collapses the cost of trying things, for developers and everyone else
The skills that make a great developer haven't changed. The path to building them has. Nobody has figured out the new path yet.
How a living room frustration became a working desktop app before bedtime
Hoopsmachine is live in beta. Come check it out and tell me what's broken.
Modern guidance on __init__.py, namespace packages, and clean exports
How AI pulled me back toward building while keeping me focused on the work only a CEO can do
After 14 years of false starts, I'm finally shipping the basketball news aggregator I've always wanted to build.
The underrated career superpower
Why code comments are essential for capturing intent
How to create a custom backend to make Johnny Cache work with Memcachier on Heroku
Your job isn't to write code. It's to solve problems with as little code as possible
Announcing the launch of Pycoder's Weekly, a curated Python newsletter
Why you should consider switching from Bash to Zsh