Home Manager: Dotfiles Management(gvolpe.com)

17 points by todsacerdoti 1 year ago | 6 comments

How I've run major projects (2025)(benkuhn.net)

121 points by thomascountz 8 months ago | 18 comments

How I build and run behavioral interviews(benkuhn.net)

58 points by surprisetalk 2 years ago | 22 comments

Writing a Package Manager(antonz.org)

146 points by celiktom 3 years ago | 72 comments

Why and how to add Home Manager to NixOS(drakerossman.com)

59 points by drakerossman 3 years ago | 15 comments

Dependency management fatigue, or why I ditched React for Go+HTMX+Templ(blog.erodriguez.de)

250 points by todsacerdoti 1 year ago | 244 comments

Mistakes engineers make in large established codebases(seangoedecke.com)

695 points by BerislavLopac 1 year ago | 307 comments

Blog post by Sean Goedecke on common mistakes engineers make when working in large, decade-old codebases with hundreds of contributors.

My old job feels distant now(pinecoder.dev)

28 points by speckx 10 days ago | 27 comments

A personal blog post on pinecoder.dev reflecting on how the author's previous job now feels distant.

Don't become an engineering manager(newsletter.manager.dev)

364 points by flail 7 months ago | 259 comments

A Manager.dev newsletter post by Anton Zaides arguing that engineers should reconsider accepting promotions to engineering manager roles.

Software engineers hate code(dancowell.com)

323 points by dfcowell 3 years ago | 185 comments

A blog post by Dan Cowell arguing that software engineers dislike code and prefer writing less of it.

Common mistakes in salary negotiation(interviewing.io)

489 points by eamonnm 3 years ago | 355 comments

An interviewing.io blog post by Aline Lerner describing two common mistakes candidates make that undermine salary negotiation before it starts, with tips on what to say.

Excellence is a habit, but so is failure(awesomekling.github.io)

702 points by dvrp 3 years ago | 223 comments

A personal blog essay by Andreas Kling arguing that small incremental neglect and poor choices accumulate into failure just as small improvements build excellence.