This week, I'm reflecting on a post I wrote in May 2013 after one month of working at GitHub. This past Monday marked my first month at GitHub. It’s been an amazing experience. Instead of writing a long post, I’m going to try to boil it

I travel nearly 50% of the year to places all over the globe meeting customers, developers, and startups. My experience over the year has led me to get a little... particular about my travel kit and ensuring that I have a similar travel experience regardless of where in the world

When working on big complicated projects, I found myself first wanting to take some time for myself to strategize, consolidate my thinking, and in some ways build an energy reserve. Since then, I've made personal retreats a regular tool in my toolbox.

Josh Long wrote an article describing how to kill your heroes: go out there and do something worthwhile and stop regaling your heroes for the ability to ship. Tom Preston-Werner gave us a great example of what it means to ship with TOML.