High quality bug reports give developers the details needed to fix issues fast. Use three steps: add instrumentation to your app, capture each user's browser setup, and ask targeted follow-up questions.
Types of errors in programming include syntax, logic, runtime, compilation, and arithmetic errors. Find out what causes 10 common errors and how to fix each one so you can recognize problems and debug faster.
An email address generator gives developers unique test emails for sign-ups, password resets, and notifications. Compare Gmail plus aliases, other alias options, disposable inboxes, and generating addresses with TextExpander.
Communicating technical work well means tailoring product changes to each audience. Get guidance and example messages for customers, sales and marketing, affiliates, support, and technical teammates.
Managing a software development team is a new skill for many developers promoted into the role. Get 17 tips, from regular 1:1s and clear goals to consistent management, open doors, and knowing your team's skills.
Developers giving a technical talk have more to handle than the speaking itself. Find out what makes a talk good, which preparation tasks you can automate, and how a real-world example puts those ideas into practice.
Text-based stand-up meetings suit remote and asynchronous teams spread across time zones. See how to keep daily updates consistent, what else written stand-ups offer, and how TextExpander helps with the format.
Consistent issue tracking tickets help developers estimate work and stay in flow. Get guidelines for writing feature, bug, and task tickets, plus ways to keep tickets consistent in GitHub, GitLab, and other trackers.
Some bash commands are too rare to memorize but too useful to keep looking up. Get commands for cleaning up merged git branches, checking what's running on a port, decompressing files, and aliasing, plus TextExpander tips.
