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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

BitDefender researchers discover terrifying security vulnerability in Intel CPUs

(As an aside, the most accessible explanation of this system comes from Jeff Atwood, who wrote about the ring system for his Coding Horror blog. I highly recommend you check it out. He does the ... read more

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

Coding Horror -- G-Archiver gathers Gmail names and passwords

Jeff Atwood at Coding Horror has posted a "hair-raising tale Dustin Brooks sent me via email". He'd used G-Archiver, a Gmail back-up program, and says: I used Reflector to take a peek at the source ... read more

Six Reasons a Non-Computer Nerd Might Want to Learn to Code

Atwood, on his blog Coding Horror, miffed by the "everyone should learn to code" meme, likens coding to plumbing. It's not for everyone. "Look, I love programming. I also believe programming is ... read more

'100% Data Loss' for Coding Horror Site

The popular programmer blog Coding Horror has experienced a "100 percent data loss" and is seeking to restore its content from search engine caches. Site maintainer Jeff Atwood is blaming CrystalTech, ... read more

How serendipity took this shy founder’s bootstrapped startup into the big league

Q&A site Stack Overflow is a popular watering hole among programmers. One of its creators is Jeff Atwood, who also writes the well-known blog Coding Horror. And among his legions of followers was a ... read more

Badges: A solution to our teacher evaluation disaster?

He also writes the popular blog Coding Horror. Stack Overflow serves the 12-13 million community of programmers world wide, seeing site traffic in the range of 16 million views per months to their ... read more

The importance of coding buddies and other advice for programmers

The popularity of his blog, Coding Horror, also attests to the fact that people value his opinions on programming. Recently, Atwood took a break from his new venture, Discourse, an open source forum ... read more

20 Hilarious Programming Jargon Phrases You Should Use When Talking To Engineers

We've included some of the best ones below. You can check out the full list on his blog, Coding Horror. Yoda Conditions: When a programmer writes the conditions for a piece of code in the opposite ... 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 ... read more