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A good overview of how sales works and why today it’s more important than ever before. As with other Daniel Pink works, this book is well researched, easy to read...

This “book” was most likely a diary or writing exercise for Marcus Aurelius:

Docker is an awesome tool. In a previous post, I showed how you can use it to package your code so that it runs exactly the same way in development and in product...

My blog post on O’Reilly Radar: Should I start a company or work for one?

This is probably my least favorite of the 3 books in the trilogy, but that’s only because the first two were so damn good, and this third one had the arduous task...

This is a tough book to rate. Some of the content changes the way you approach life, and it really could make you a more effective person. I know I’ll be managing...

This is a talk I gave at TechHub Riga that introduces the basic tools of user-centered and visual design. It’s targeted at developers and any other design newbies...

The second book in the series is also a fun, fast-paced read that’s hard to put down. Sanderson expands the universe a bit to make things even more epic, there ar...

Update: Atomic Squirrel has merged with Phoenix DevOps into a new company called Gruntwork! Check out the Introducing Gruntwork blog post for more info!

The Mistborn series creates exactly the kind of fantasy world I enjoy: all the “magical powers” have well-defined rules; there is an interesting main plot with so...