Always Be Ready to Leave (Even If You Never Do)
The professional habits that made my departure smooth are the same ones that made my work better every day.
Hi! This is my personal blog. Here you can find some articles about life, software development and something about me. First thing about me: I'm not constant in writing and I don't remember how many times I've started a blog.
Feel free to mail me at andreacanton [at] duck [dot] com.
Here my only 10 articles I've published.
Naming Things: The Most Underrated Skill in Software Development
As a software developer, product owner, or business analyst, one of the most underrated yet essential skills is naming things. I truly believe it’s the number-one skill every software engineer should master. Scientific research and expert opinions back this up.
Lead by Example, Not by Lecturing
We all have that colleague who drives us crazy - but what if the real solution isn't trying to change them, but changing how we respond?
Energy versus Time
Rethinking Decision-Making in Everyday Life
You are part of the culture
You can influence it even if you don't decide to do it.
Smart laziness
Have you ever sped up your pace (or even started running) when you see someone passing through a door you'll use next? Even when they're holding it open for you, you rush because you think "I don't want to reopen the door."
Always over estimate effort
Could you guess how much time you require to solve a problem no one ever tried to solve before?
Web scraping with Deno
Finding a house is hard. Finding your home is harder.