If you're stuck at the 'waiting for a good SaaS idea' stage, you might find these tips helpful.

Attract More Leads and Convert Them Into Customers on Autopilot Using AI

Build an AI Chat With Ruby on Rails

This process helps you either start with the right product idea or pivot the one you've already started with and increase its chances of success.

My 3-Step Process for Finding Profitable SaaS Ideas

Are you struggling to get your SaaS startup off the ground? Here are 7 essential tips that can help you take your business to the next level.

7 Proven Tips To Find the Perfect SaaS Idea Fast

It might seem like you have no choice but to get it right from the get-go. But that's not entirely true.

Cracking the Code of SaaS Pricing: Tips for First-Time Tech Founders

I found 5 essential steps to make a SaaS product successful. And following them in the order they are laid out is important.

5 Essential Steps to Save Your SaaS Product From Failure

3 Lesser-Known Tips For Great SaaS Ideas

If you're looking for a way out of your 9-5 grind but you don't know where to start or how to increase your chances of success, here are five tips to get you started.

5 Essential Tips to Building Your One-Person Business, as a Tech Founder

You don't want to waste your time learning a language or framework that is already dying, so it makes sense to find the best one before you get started.

How to Pick the Right Web Stack and Level Up Quickly

If you've been looking to get into your first Ruby on Rails junior developer role, but you don't have enough experience or a Computer Science degree, keep reading because I'll share three steps to help you get your first junior developer role.

How to Land Your First Ruby on Rails Job With No Experience And No CS Degree

I'm guessing you're a fan too. If you're reading this, it's probably because you already know the benefits of adopting TDD in your team's workflow. But you're probably stumped (as I was) by the fact that while everyone seems to agree that adopting TDD is a good idea, very few developers do it consistently.

How to Speed Up Test-Driven Development (TDD) Adoption in Your Team

I don't want to give you the impression I'm not too fond of code reviews. I think they're one of the best ways to help developers improve their craft. But I think there's one piece to the puzzle that is devaluing code reviews, and I want to share my thoughts on fixing it.

The Problem With Code Reviews and How to Fix It

Learning how to code can be made a lot easier if only you knew how to approach the process. It takes some brain rewiring.

How To Rewire Your Brain For Learning How To Code

In 2008 I was desperately looking for a job. I would take anything because I had bills to pay, but I knew deep down that I wanted to learn to code and become a web developer.

How To Get Hired As A Junior Developer Even If You Have No Experience

Learning how to code has been a challenge for many people, so here are a few tips that should help.

4 Tips to Help You Learn to Code Even if You’re Not A Math Geek

If you're new to programming, and you're wondering which programming language should be your first programming language, you're probably overwhelmed by all the options available.

The #1 Reason Ruby Should Be Your First Programming Language

I used to copy/paste code all the time. But my code started breaking in unexpected places. And initially, I wasn't sure why.

Why You Should Not copy/paste Code From StackOverflow

Reducing the cost and increasing the speed of software development can be done by using some of these proven productivity tactics.

Two Lists for Faster, Cheaper, and Highly Confident Ruby Teams

It's possible to become confident enough to contribute to any project in a way that makes a difference by just changing your focus.

How I Went From Absolutely Terrified to Fully Confident Ruby Developer

I blame developers for not pushing back hard enough to defend their number one asset. The most important part of any piece of software. Code quality.

It’s the Developer’s Fault

You know you should be celebrating, you've done an excellent job so far. Your sales people are knocking it out of the park and customers are lining up to buy your service.

Is Your Rails Team Slowing Down? Here’s Why, And What You Can Do About It

My journey as a web developer started back in 2000 right at the age of 21 and I can clearly remember a certain characteristic of those days in terms of how they made me feel. The best term I could find to describe that feeling is… joy.

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