I’ve written before about using the Unix-friendly password manager “pass.” It’s still my favorite because it stays out of the way and plays nicely with the command line ...

I’ve been using Fish shell for quite some time now, and it’s by far the most user-friendly command-line interface I’ve encountered ...

After my last blog post I gave up trying to find the perfect keymap layout. There are so many pitfalls when designing a layered keyboard keymap, and I just got tired of remapping keys all the time ...

I’m writing this to share my experience adapting to weird keyboards and layouts. A few years ago a colleague of mine introduced me to 60% keyboards ...

I’m not sure why I did this, but after reading about the 3x3 magic square I wanted to write a tic tac toe winning algorithm ...

At work we only get access to the application servers through a jumpserver ...

I was asked to create a website for a startup company that has created a fire extinguishing training simulator using HTC Vive ...

In my current project we are using CXF and its logging interceptors to automatically log every inboud and outbound call to a web service ...

Our company uses XLDeploy from XebiaLabs to deploy apps and configurations ...

I recently wrote a simple Gradle plugin and shared it on GitHub ...

A lot of the development teams in my company use Jenkins every day ...