Well, I failed in my plan to get this out by the end of January, but here are the books I liked in 2018. Unlike past years, here they all are in one post, I think it’s about 25. I tried, with mixed success to not write six gazillion words...

20 some-odd years ago, when I was a graduate student, I spent about two years building Mac applications using a language called Prograph.

These are a director’s notes on my talk “The Developer’s Toolkit”, you can also watch the video here.

Truinboy: https://flic.kr/p/5pkYiv

At long last, the 2017 books that made me happy/recommendations post. Did you miss me?

Just this week, RSpec 3.7 was released with support for the Rails system tests added in Rails 5.1.

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I’ve been working in JavaScript on and off basically since JavaScript was invented, I even kind of wrote a book on it, and I still find the current ecosystem kind of bewildering.

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Here’s part two of my 2016 “Books I Liked List”. This is the list of books I really, really liked, for the list of books I just liked one “really” worth, head here. All the book titles like to the Kindle edition of the book, so enjoy.