2024-12-04 The best way to make a decision is to decide In most cases, a good decision made quickly is better than a great decision made slowly. Categories Posts
2024-11-27 Innovation Happens Elsewhere: now in a portable form I’ve republished Innovation Happens Elsewhere in epub and PDF forms. Categories News/Resources
2024-11-20 ccTLDs are bad for your project Using a ccTLD puts your project’s infrastructure at the whims of geopolitics. There are plenty of other TLDs to choose from. Categories Posts
2024-11-13 Communities aren’t an accidental collection of strangers with a common interest Community implies a degree of commitment to stick around, and the bonds of friendship can make the project a more enjoyable place to be. Categories Posts
2024-10-09 Open source is not consent for experiments You can do whatever you want with the code you download. But once you’re writing instead of reading, you need to be a good participant. Categories Posts
2024-10-02 Building a community still means giving up control Reddit’s new rules protect short-term value, but creating a community that’s sustainable in the long term still means giving up control. Categories Posts
2024-09-25 Code style guides are for cooperation, not preferences If you’re leading a project, document your style. If you’re joining a project, set your style preferences aside. Categories Posts
2024-09-18 It’s okay to not do things Just because you had the idea to do something, that doesn’t mean you’re obligated to do it. Some tasks can be skipped or delayed. Categories Posts
2024-09-04 The future of first-party open source events The way first-party open source events are typically setup does not fit the world in 2024. A new approach splits talks, social, & workshops. Categories Posts
2024-08-28 Strategic use of bikeshedding Painting a bike shed can be an excellent icebreaker when getting a group to review a document draft. Categories Posts
