Archive
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2017
2016
2014
- Office Update —
- Remote Work vs Work From Home —
- A Biased, Incomplete, Opinionated Summary of Office Optional —
- Crying Children and Crackling Campfires —
- Make Your Remote Work Routine Stick —
- Give Up Your Commute —
- What Makes You Happy? —
- Be Your Own Office Manager —
- A Bend in the Hallway —
2013
2012
2011
2010
- Do you have different build scripts for different configurations of your build? —
- Deploying FogBugz 8 and Kiln 2 —
- Do you store built binaries in your VCS? —
- First Very Cool Facetime Call Watching My —
- Rt Fogbugz Fogbugz 8 Is Officially Launched —
- Rt Jonsagara Installing The Kiln Client —
- Do you save your old builds? —
- Do you have an official build machine or set of build machines? —
- Can you build all possible configurations using command line parameters? —
- Sped Up Our Build Today By Detecting Service Stop —
- Why should my build and deployment scripts be separate? —
- Are your build scripts crusty and old? —
- Did Some Vbscript Work Today Half Baked Attempt —
- Do Not Intermix Your Deployment Scripts With Your —
- Its A Wonderful Day When Your Two Month Old —
- Sometimes The Right Biz Decision Is To Hide The —
- Can you deploy your product with one command? —
- What should you include in machine setup scripts for dev and build machines? —
- How are build and deploy scripts different? —
- Rt Apowter Less Than Two Weeks In To Our New —
- You keep talking about hard dependencies. Are there any soft dependencies? —
- Do your builds have other hard dependencies? —
- How do I eliminate absolute paths from my code and build scripts? —
- Where do developers keep their checked-out source code? —
- Can you build your product with one command? —
- What is build and release management? —
- Pretty Sweet Comments About Kiln —
- Productivity is about Habits. Period. —
- One Change At A Time —
- Tags - Subversion Conversion to Mercurial, Part 3 —
- Branches - Subversion Conversion to Mercurial, Part 2 —
- The Trunk - Subversion Conversion to Mercurial, Part 1 —
- Commitments —
- Mercurial will make you a better developer —
- How To Care —
- The 6 Changes Habit Creation Technique in Action —
2009
2008
2007
- Building a Windows Home Server —
- Why Keyboard Shortcuts Don't Matter —
- Visual Studio keyboard bindings and text editor requests —
- Time for a new phone —
- Habits are a Moat —
- Old Construction Prerequisites —
- Becoming —
- The Quality Feature —
- TDD and Negative Splits —
- Moderation and Measurement —
- Unit Tests and Asserts in Legacy Code —
- More on personal advertising —
- Advertising to Yourself —
2004
2003