The "How to Become an Effective Software Engineer" book is out 🎉
The traits, tips and tricks I've collected in 25 years as a software engineer, distilled🦉
Please share this to reach more developers early in their careers. Thank you ❤️
https://t.co/UQygdU7ZXF
⚠️ AI agent skills are becoming a new attack surface and most teams aren’t prepared.
In OpenClaw, “skills” are treated as documentation, but in reality, they can act as installers. And attackers are already exploiting that.
@jmeller, VP & Security Strategist @1Password, found that a top-downloaded skill in a popular registry was being used to deliver macOS infostealing malware.
This is why the future of agentic AI needs identity and access controls that are time-bound, revocable, and attributable.
Must-read 👉 https://t.co/ijyizca0hN
#AIsecurity #AgenticAI #CyberSecurity #IdentitySecurity #1Password
@bcherny@nicmeriano@karpathy Can you say more about how you use Claude Code to suggest refactorings (or find possible issues) on opened PRs? Thank you.
I'm happy to report that The How to Become an Effective Software Engineer book now has a landing page, and you can download a very generous sample: https://t.co/InGIZbtnf9
I must have spent days of my life typing `document.querySelector(All)` in browser consoles only to realize I can simply type `$(selector)` and `$$(selector)`
Part 2 of the Teamtailor Embroider series goes through all the things we did to make static invocation possible in our large Ember app.
I hope you enjoy reading it and that you might learn something you can apply.
https://t.co/iLmBgfu8dO
We just published the first blog post in a series on how we switched to Embroider at Teamtailor, and the huge dividends it paid: https://t.co/6NVXbR0Sqg
Here’s the full lineup for this edition of Ember Europe: starting off with our @real_ate , then @davidtaylorhq , and Linds McElroy; followed by open Q&A. It’s happening on July 3 at 19:00 CEST. Don’t let it slip through your fingers. RSVP details down here 👇🏼
We're giving away 3 on-site tickets in our scholarship program.
If you contributed to Ember (through code, documentation, community support, etc.) and would benefit from financial help to attend, please write a message to [email protected]
The deadline is July 5th 00:00 CEST.
Stoked to announce two more speakers:
Krystan Huffmenne is a member of the Ember Data and TypeScript core teams.
Preston Sego (@nullvoxpopuli) is an author and contributor to several add-ons and a member of the Ember Tooling core team.
Join us: https://t.co/r2ZbwELvHk
Today we celebrate the 111th birthday of Norman Borlaug. The man who fed the world.
Borlaug developed high-yield, disease-resistant wheat that sparked the Green Revolution, saving over a billion lives from hunger.
Happy Birthday, Norman Borlaug - hero of humanity.
HomeExchange is one of the services I use and recommend wholeheartedly
I've been able to travel with my family to others' homes and save a lot of money on accommodation. Not to mention you stay at a nice home with all its benefits instead of hotel rooms.
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It occurred to me that I couldn't exactly define what arrogance is.
I then came up with this: one is arrogant insofar as they think the only way to do something (or the only way to think about something) is the way they do it.
Is this a good definition?
Here is rule #13 from the tentative "How To Become an Effective Software Engineer" book.
I learned a ton from pair programming and have had a lot of fun, too:
https://t.co/Xnb4m6XCKT
This one was above-average hard to write but it's probably one of the most important rules. I have the impression soft skills are underrated in lots of engineering organizations, even though communication is a killer soft-skill to wield.
https://t.co/NCoBLYHOFk