Despite all the benefits of writing tests, we often neglect to do so. There are too many possible reasons to discuss in one blog post, but we can go over some of the more common ones.

When we talk about UX, we often refer to the UX of the products we build and use. We rarely talk about the UX of the tools used to build that software, the most important of which are programming languages.

While AI is unlikely to replace software developers anytime soon, there's no denying that AI is capable of things humans simply are not. How can we leverage their abilities in software development?

Time is a seemingly simple concept. Humans are taught to deal with it early on, which makes us take for granted how complex it really is to tell time. Trying to build software around time demonstrates this complexity perfectly.

Little software can be built today without abstractions. Yet there are times when building them are premature.