Francesco Bonfadelli

Mobile developer at @lastminute_tech

[Francesco Bonfadelli @FBonfadelli]

Very interesting explanation, at least for computer science addicts, about how SARS-CoV-2 vaccine works
https://t.co/KIrcpNUgni
#sars-cov-2 #vaccine #tech #computerscience #software #programming #coding #programmer #code #developer

[Fabrizio Duroni @chicio86]

THIS is the React Native way ❤️

[Uncle Bob Martin @unclebobmartin]

Dear political parties. Please remember, software is hard. If you need it to be right, don’t skimp. And make sure you start very early. Software can’t be rushed. Next time find a competent, disciplined, and experienced team who diligently write tests.

[Fabrizio Duroni @chicio86]

💖We are waiting for you!! 💖 #ios #iosdevelopment #android #androiddevelopment #reactnative #mobileappdevelopment #typescript #javascript https://t.co/WKAtxQPTEc

[Allen Holub. https://linkedIn.com/in/allenholub @allenholub]

The cost of the delay can exceed development costs by orders of magnitude. An inappropriate architecture is very expensive because it adds delay. It destroys your agility and slows you down to the point where you cannot make changes effectively.

[Matt Wynne ✊🏿 bsky.app/profile/mattwynne.net @mattwynne]

Help me understand: What possible reason is there for keeping employees' salaries confidential, other than to allow the organisation to pay some people unfairly without it becoming obvious to all?

Is there some way in which this confidentiality protects the employee?

[Sandro Mancuso @sandromancuso]

There is nothing wrong in doing some analysis and design before implementing a feature or a group of features. In fact, I think it is quite healthy. TDD becomes much easier and faster when we have some design idea in mind. By design I mean a direction, not a detailed plan.

[Uncle Bob Martin @unclebobmartin]

@dabra866 @RonJeffries I don’t test GUIs; but I make sure all testable code is pulled back from the GUI into a separate module and tested. The GUI itself is left behind as an almost empty humble module.

See “The Humble Object” pattern.

[Allen Holub. https://linkedIn.com/in/allenholub @allenholub]

When you work on existing code, I'd suggest continuously asking yourself "how can I make this smaller/simpler?" Leave the campsite cleaner than you found it. A hallmark of effective development is that your application's size shrinks over time.

[Daniele Mariani @d__mariani]

Great talk about the importance of separating UI and Domain logic in a front-end application (aka the DOM and frameworks are implementation details) and how much it can benefit page performances, too! #ChromeDevSummit #hexagonalarchitecture @DasSurma

[lastminute.com Tech @lastminute_tech]

In our latest post, @colomboe shows how #functional programming, typeclasses and category theory help us in our everyday job #fp #scala #monad #comonad https://t.co/tsafKaqz5V

[Allen Holub. https://linkedIn.com/in/allenholub @allenholub]

If your company is producing software too slowly, hiring more "programming talent" will probably not speed you up in any significant way. Instead, remove waste from your existing system. It's way more cost effective. Adding people makes sense only if there's no waste.

[Ticino Software Craft @TicinoSWCraft]

What you get if you mix TDD, Pair Programming 👨‍💻👩‍💻 and 99 Bottles of Beers 🍺?
Lots of brains on fire!!🧠🔥
#tdd #coding #softwarecraftsmanship

[lastminute.com Tech @lastminute_tech]

Thank you @matteobaglini for this second edition of the on-site workshop on Applied #FunctionalProgramming
#fp #continuouslearning

[Mario G. @mariopiogioiosa]

We are so excited to have @gojkoadzic to our next meetup!

17th of September: "From universal software to superglue -
How serverless apps will impact the future of software architecture"

RSVP:
https://t.co/81p6Ka3NeB

[Uncle Bob Martin @unclebobmartin]

TDD isn’t a magic bullet. It doesn’t solve everything. It cannot be universally applied.

It is, however, a vital discipline that every programmer should know well and choose to employ with extreme prejudice.

[Francesco Bonfadelli @FBonfadelli]

@chicio86 Very good article! Do you think that handling errors in a functional way can be seen as a different (or better) approach to exceptions? After all, returning a result that takes into account that a specific operation can fail seems cleaner and more readable than throwing exception

[lastminute.com Tech @lastminute_tech]

Do you love shipping #software? Are you even more in ❤️ when you record data from your pipelines? In our latest post we detail how we measure software delivery metrics on #jenkins

https://t.co/ZLXMohR6eY 💪🏻🤓

and release some #oss to enrich your metrics!

cc @ferratello