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The Subaru of Software Developers

Jun 30, 2025

Are you fast like a Ferrari or dependable like a Subaru?
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Make Vacation Work For You

Jul 1, 2024

Earlier this week, I heard on CBS news that 65% of US employees don’t take enough vacation days. Considering the standard PTO in the US is still around two weeks, it left me a bit dumbfound...
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How I learned React (and so much more) by building an eCommerce Site

Dec 29, 2023

If there is one certainty in development, it is that nothing is ever constant. New frameworks and libraries are frequently being brought to light. Some become short-term fads, while others have a much...
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The Value of Experience

Jul 3, 2023

Last year was my peak running year. I ran 5 half marathons, including a PR (Personal Record, for those not familiar with the term). I trained hard and I was killing my times. I thought I had finally f...
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A Non-Techy Techie's Perspective on ChatGPT

May 9, 2023

The Techie That Wishes She Could... If you've somehow stumbled onto this blog, one thing you should know about me is that I'm a web developer. That's right, I can write Javascript that ...
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Did you High Five a Woman in Tech Today?

Mar 24, 2023

March may be most commonly known for its longer days, blossoming buds and warm weather, but it's also a time to honor the women of the world during Women's History Month!

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8 Learnings in 8 Years

Jan 25, 2023

In a few weeks, I'll mark my 8th year as a web developer. When I transitioned into the field, I never imagined that several years later I'd still have a passion for the challenges and the joys...
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An Artist in Disguise

Jan 3, 2023

Development is more than just writing lines of code...it's about solving problems, often creatively. Whether starting with a blank slate or touching up an existing codebase, developers are more like artists than most may realize.