Me
I've been programming since elementary school, when I discovered HyperCard and made a Calvin and Hobbes trivia game. Here are some of the first principles I ascribe to:
- Write Things Down, you won't remember tomorrow.
- Respect the Lindy Effect: research ideas that have been useful for a long time.
- Understand the Domain: the best code is the code that most clearly represents domain rules. Oh ... and by the way
- Code is Liability, write less of it whenever possible.
- Don't Break Your Consumers. 99% of the time, it is uncalled for.
- Focus on Flow. And not just your own flow, focus on your teammates' flow. Move Value to the right.
- Take Long Walks whenever possible. Don't listen to podcasts or music. Find trees.
- I am natural Learner, Cultivator, Connector, and Arranger.
I work remotely from my home in central Massachusetts.
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Drop me a line at adam.tankanow@gmail.com if you want to discuss the most beautiful program ever written.