"Never underestimate the bandwidth of a car full of data tapes."
Today, I had to make a round trip from Melbourne to Kyneton to pick a portable HDD containing a VM that was almost 600GB. The bandwidth of my journey was nearly 640Mbps. That's 25 times faster than my internet!
Logging the SQL generated by EntityFramework Core: what a lifesaver! Recently I had a more complex select query that didn't return the results I was expecting. So knowing the SQL that EF Core was generating was critical for me.
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#dev#efcore
When I think about the hours I have spent combing through code repeatedly making the same small change, I hope this is as good as it sounds. #dev https://t.co/2X83QuxS9h
I enjoyed reading these "clean code" tips, especially number: 2 Choose meaningful names. Generally, I have found when non-meaningful names in code is a dead give away that the code has bigger issues. What are your clean code tips? #dev#code#cleancode https://t.co/yHcC6Mbq6z
Good programmers copy, great programmers steal! ๐
On occasion visited the Twitter API docs to see how they have done things, trying to ride Twitter's coattails! I am interested to see what the new Twitter API look like. ๐ #dev#API#Twitter#RESTful https://t.co/QdLLtM8dUJ
"The fundamental skill of coding is mastering the logical reasoning and flow of the software and not the coding language that is being used." I worked with 5+ programming languages, but they are only the medium that I use to express ideas. #dev#code https://t.co/mlOFLqa1XT
"Innovation without value tends to be technology-driven, market pioneering, or futuristic, often shooting beyond what buyers are ready to accept and pay for."
I founded a startup where I completely missed its huge value proposition! Instead, It was all about the tech. #failure
This week I used a do while loop for the first time in forever. I wanted to perform a scan of a DynamoDB table and needed to handle the pagination.
#dev#aws#dynamodb
During my #improv course, the instructor observed that many IT professionals take the course. There are 2 #devs and solutions architect in my class alone! Programming is about expressing ideas in another language, and I'm not surprised that devs want to express themselves better.