Tyler Hall

Code is read much more often than it is written, so plan accordingly I recently had a conversation with an engineer on my team, when a fun thought came to mind. The engineer had written some code that implemented an incredibly complex set of requirements. The module the engineer wrote

Over my career, I've had the opportunity to help grow and scale many software engineering teams. Part of this has been conducting a lot of interviews, and the other part has been mentoring and facilitating growth among individual team members, and then pairing engineers together, into teams. Over

What high performing teams do to continually ship quality code, fast.