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Tyler Green

@JonesBeach·Joined September 2024

Helping quietly ambitious engineers get unstuck and build real things.

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Software engineer & technical mentor based in New York City. Founder of From Scratch Code.

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From Scratch Codefromscratchcode.hashnode.dev19 posts

About

Software engineer & technical mentor based in New York City. Founder of From Scratch Code.

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Nothing here yet.

Tyler Green's blogs

From Scratch Codefromscratchcode.hashnode.dev19 posts

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TGTyler Greeninfromscratchcode.hashnode.dev·Nov 17, 2025 · 6 min read

Write your first library

At my first real software internship, the highlight of the summer was a 24-hour hackathon. My team and I sat in a conference room for way too many hours, hacking together a prototype. I barely remember the end goal. A chat something? What I recall mo...

TGTyler Greeninfromscratchcode.hashnode.dev·Nov 3, 2025 · 10 min read

Memphis goes online: adding socket support

Before we begin, let’s agree that “online” in this context means accepting bytes from localhost. Deal? Deal. You may recall that sometime last century I had the brilliant idea to boot a Flask server from inside Memphis. Trudging toward that goal expo...

TGTyler Greeninfromscratchcode.hashnode.dev·Oct 20, 2025 · 7 min read

Python’s operator chaining is mildly interesting

Nary a week ago, I typed a harmless expression into my Memphis REPL: 4 == 4 == 4. My REPL’s response? False. I’m glad it can speak its mind, but the gall! Apparently, you can’t just treat a chain of comparison operators like a tree of binary expressi...

TGTyler Greeninfromscratchcode.hashnode.dev·Jul 14, 2025 · 5 min read

What I’ve learned from 200+ hours helping developers grow

This isn’t a how-to guide. Just a few things I’ve noticed while mentoring people 1:1 over the last two years. One-on-one mentorship wasn’t even part of my career plan. I viewed myself as a quiet builder and, hopefully, a good teammate. This journey s...

TGTyler Greeninfromscratchcode.hashnode.dev·Jun 16, 2025 · 6 min read

How global variables work in Python bytecode

Think globally, act locally. Who knew this oft-touted phrase was referring to Python bytecode? Last time we acted on learning how local variables work, today let’s think about how global variables might work. I came into my own bytecode journey assum...