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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

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.

All I wanted, was to build an app. But what I found was even more amazing.

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

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.

With every day that goes by, your development team seems to be moving slower, and slower, and slower. You feel like you’re drowning in a sea of feature requests, making it harder and harder to see the shore.

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.