I'm Colin Kierans, and I like to code.

I've been coding since high school, and doing it professionally since 2007. In that time I've made a lot of mistakes, had some great mentors, and Google a ton of stuff. All of those things have given me some insight into coding that I'd love to share.

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Hopefully some of these tips resonate, and can make you not just a better coder, but a better person to code with. So much of learning to code is solo, and so much of programming in a professional setting is anything but. You'll have stakeholders, managers, graphic designers, junior devs, senior devs, office dogs, celestial horrors, and more. Maybe not that last one.