Building Teams that Learn
There are many subtle things that go into being an instructor on
Foundation Workshops
From the very beginning of my time teaching at Nashville Software School
Lightning Exercises to Promote a Growth Mindset
As a relatively new addition to the course at NSS, I'
Helping Students Attain a Growth Mindset
John Wark and I - this is going back several months now
Custom Object Iterators in JavaScript
Imagine that you have an object in JavaScript that maintains a list of items, and you want the object itself to be iterable, but the object also has other important properties - such as metadata about the list of items.
Open/Closed Principle: A Practical Example
The SOLID Principles are a valuable collection of concepts to keep in
ASP.NET Core: Application Settings in Razor
Getting environment variables or application settings available for use in Razor templates is not easy or straightforward. This article shows you how.
Apprenticeships: The Big Comeback
Apprenticeships have the potential to be the best solution for building a reliable pipeline of qualified professionals. Colleges and universities simply cannot keep up with the torrid pace of innovation and destruction that is happening in software development.
Crowdsourcing a Conference Talk
I want to try an experiment. I'm going to crowdsource
Topics of Discussion for Community Members
This is a quick post that middle Tennessee software developer community members
The 7 Questions Junior Developers Should Ask In Any Interview
One of the skills you need to develop, regardless of being a
The Andragogy at Nashville Software School
Andragogy is pedagogy, but for adults. Oh, and pedagogy is methods and