The residential real estate title industry as it exists today is an incredibly complex and wasteful system. Data is controlled by regional "plants", and the lack of even a traditional centralized reporting structure for titles and policies requires wasteful legal infrastructure when issues arise. I believe that the Title industry is a perfect candidate for Web3. What if there was a decentralized ledger for property ownership, programatic enforcement of policies, and tokens for data creation and validation?

Choosing your next job is hard! So many emotions can get in the way of making the best choice. This trade-off analysis framework can reduce stress by making the final decision more objective.

The Systems Engineering Process taught to me by Terry Bahill is based on the acronym SIMILAR. I recommend it to any systems engineer, software developer, architect, or problem solver.

For a long time now, React has required us to use separate processes when we want remote data to live in component state vs redux. Using hooks, we can use a single, simple mechanism to do either.

Every application has a domain model, a set of nouns that it uses to describe its data and interactions. I would like to share a battle-tested method for building a consistent domain model into your front-end applications that is easy to maintain and easy to reason about.