About
Nick Scialli is a senior software engineer at Microsoft spending most of his time on the front-end of the web application stack. When he's not writing user-facing code, Nick spends his time thinking about software engineering leadership, processes, and developer experience.
Nick lives just outside the Washington, D.C. area with his wife, two kids, and dog and enjoys running and playing bass guitar in his spare time.
The articles on this site includes some lessons learned and musings from my career, mostly related to the aforementioned topics of engineering leadership, processes, and developer experience.
Latest articles
- Non-technical skills that have served me well as a software engineer
- Generating code was never the hard part
- In-code TODOs without tickets don't usually get done
6 more articles can be found in the archive.