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Are You Building the Wrong Thing?

In the first post, I introduced nine wastes that hide in software teams. In the second, we looked at the flow killers that destroy momentum.

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Wastes That Kill Your Flow

In my last post, I introduced nine wastes that hide in software teams.

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Nine Wastes Hiding in Your Software Team

Measuring the productivity of software engineering teams is notoriously difficult and can often backfire. However, we don’t need complex metrics to recognise when time and effort are being wasted.

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Blazing fast search

When I started building medi, my command-line notes manager, the goal was a fast, local-first workflow. But how fast is fast? Could it stay fast at scale? With a database of thousands of notes, would search grind to a halt?

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Bringing tbdflow to the IDE

I love the terminal, but yes, most developers live in their IDE. It’s their primary workspace, and modern IDEs like IntelliJ have great, integrated Git support. You can stage, commit, push, and manage branches without ever touching the command line.

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