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Typing stealth: a review of the CODE Keyboard

Jeff Atwood of Coding Horror appears to know the dilemma of perpetual typists like myself. We love our mechanical keyboards with Cherry MX switches, but they sound off like so many M16 rifles. One of ... read more

LISTEN: Interview with Jeff Atwood of Coding Horror

Our guest on Gweek this week is Jeff Atwood, a cult hero in the modern computing world. For the last ten years he’s run the popular blog Coding Horror, and is the the co-founder of the question-and-an... read more

The TR Podcast 153: 4K ascendant, CodingHorror resplendent

After two quick listener mail questions, we introduce a special guest to the TR Podcast: Jeff Atwood, author of Coding Horror and the brains behind Stack Overflow and Discourse.org. Jeff is one of our ... read more

StackOverflow Co-Founder Jeff Atwood Builds A $150 Mechanical Keyboard

Jeff Atwood, co-founder of the super popular coding Q&A site Stack Overflow and author of the blog Coding Horror, has just debuted a project he’s been working on for the past year and a half: a keyboa... read more

Stop Sucking and Be Awesome Instead: A Three Step Process

Nobody wants to suck, but the truth is, before you can be great at anything, you're going to suck. Coding Horror blogger and co-founder of Stack Overflow Jeff Atwood has three simple rules for going f... read more

Developer Desk Essentials: What you need at your workstation

Popular chair choices in the developer community include those from Herman Millar, and HumanScale’s range. Jeff Atwood at Coding Horror has a good round-up of seats to consider. Many people like to pe... read more

A federal judge learned to code

The last couple of days, there’s been a fair amount of blogosphere angst over Coding Horror’s “Please Don’t Learn to Code.” Ironically, the best argument for learning to code appeared this morning, wh... read more

Coding bootcamps will graduate 6,000 people in 2014 — 3x as many as last year

In my opinion, this could trigger the slow deflation of the tech economy. Or, in the words of Coding Horror’s Jeff Atwood: The “everyone should learn to code” movement isn’t just wrong because it fals... read more

All The Rich Kids Are Into COBOL—But Why?

COBOL is, as Coding Horror’s Jeff Atwood writes, “so very, very dead.” In sum, COBOL won’t get you a date. And it probably won’t get you a job, either. Except, of course, when it does. The easiest way ... read more

Unit Testing Smells: What Are Your Tests Telling You?

Join the DZone community and get the full member experience ... So, to understand test smells, let's first understand code smells. Jeff Atwood once wrote a Coding Horror post on the subject. He calls ... read more

I Hereby Agree to Every Future iTunes Update

In a recent post praising Chrome's update system, Coding Horror's Jeff Atwood argued that Chrome had "transcended" the very notion of "software versioning." Chrome updates so quickly that its version ... read more