Whatever you do there will be people who don’t give a as Dain Irontfoot would say a dead dog. Also there will be people who don’t get what you are doing and there will be people who will put you down because they think their ideas are geni(t)al.
Day 20 – Tricking myself
Books read in October (2019)
As bookworm it’s been a struggle to write reviews. As my journey as a bullet journal tracker progresses writing one post at the beginning of the month feels right.
Day 6 – Implementing for unknown
As designers and developers we have to accept the fact that whatever we create will used in ways that we did not anticipate. Now what?
Day 3 – Identity
There is a stupid joke: “Two front-end developers meet at a bar and have nothing to say.” My stance on stupidity of this joke is that it alienates me from front-end community as a whole.
Day 2 – Rest
Second day, second post, this one is more personal and still follows my professional life’s guidelines. Today I feel compelled to write about resting because one either can choose to rest or is forced to rest.
Love your QA
This is a QA and tester appreciation post because QAs are the last line of defense before our, developer’s, mistakes affect humans not on the development team.
Irregular Batch of Interesting Links #9
Well, weekly batches didn’t work for long. This time there are links about UX, Angular and couple unrelated topics.
Book review: Art Inc.
As my career path is heading to interesting places, I came across Lisa Congdon’s book Art Inc. which deals with basics of art career.
Being complicit
First they came for <non-white, non-male, non-heterosexual> people, us. Two months ago white supremacy terrorist executed 50 people during time of their prayer in Christchurch and we enabled him. We need to do better.