Logbook Example

Make debugging suck less. Keep a logbook. 📓

Scientists keep logbooks for their findings. Why don’t computer scientists? A great place to start doing this is for debugging. Debugging sucks enough as is, make it easier on yourself. A logbook will
 đŸ—ș Enumerate where you are in the bug fix journey. You’ll forget this journey when you pick it up tomorrow, write it down. 🌳 Keep you rooted to the ground. (Creating an “issue stack”.) Related to above, it often feels like you’re completely lost in the aether when you’re 50 opened browser tabs deep into an issue that’s not even the same issue anymore, its a sub issue of a sub issue....

January 18, 2022 Â· 2 min Â· Conor Lamb
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Cool Junk That Conor Finds on the Internet

My collection of things I find on my journeys through the internet.

October 22, 2021 Â· 5 min Â· Conor Lamb
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How to make a free resume website and blog in 10 min for programmers (or people unafraid of the command line)

See the website you’re reading this on? I didn’t make this in 10 minutes
. But I sure could have if I had this tutorial. So here’s how you can make your own customizable resume website or blog for free in 2021 using the Hugo framework, a few commands in the terminal, Github Pages to host it. Skip to Part 1: Let’s make a website if you wanna skip my banter 😔...

September 28, 2021 Â· 9 min Â· Conor Lamb