What is the 5 letter name for server application acting as intermediary between a client and a server?

What is the four letter acronym for firmware which essentially is responsible for "starting up your computer"?

What is the name of a computer program, which always has complete control over everything in the system?

What is the abbreviation for materials which is commonly used to create printed circuit boards (PCBs)?

What is the name of the first plastic made from synthetic compounds, patented in 1907?

Who was the lady, widely considered to be the first programmer, known to have worked on Charles Babbage's proposed "analytical engine"?

What is the name of the second most prominent DVCS released only twelve days after Git on 19th of April?

What is the name of translators that take source code in one language and translate this into another language of comparable level?

What is the property named, according to which a mathematical operation can be applied a multitude of times without changing the result beyond the first application?

What was the first practically and widely adopted high-level language, first specified in 1954 under the leadership of IBM’s John Backus?

What is the Toyota principle referring to continuous improvement known as?

What is the scheduling method, introduced at Toyota in the 1950s by engineer Taiichi Ohno to support just-in-time, or lean, manufacturing?

How I built a lightweight, no-account retrospective tool as part of my personal site — covering the idea, the technical architecture, and what got added in two MVP rounds.

We all have projects sitting on our mental to-do list for weeks. The problem isn't lack of motivation, but daily life. There's a clear parallel between software development and daily life struggles – and software teams solved these issues long ago.

Wabi-sabi is a Japanese aesthetic philosophy, which finds beauty in imperfection and impermanence. Rather than fighting reality, wabi-sabi accepts it as natural. A cracked wooden chair with asymmetry embodies wabi-sabi—the idea that everything changes and ages.