Catalin Costache

Software Engineering. Adobe. Opinions are mine

[Ant Murphy @ant_murphy]

Deploy 📦 ≠ Release 🚀

Don't couple your deployments to your releases!

They're two different activities:

📦 Deploy when the work is done.
🚀 Release to the market strategically.

[Jaana Dogan ヤナ ドガン @rakyll]

If I hear one more person saying that shipping is the most important thing, I'll puke 🤮 Yea you shipped a billion dollar mistake and now we are all broke.

[Rock the JVM @rockthejvm]

New video!

@Kotlin context receivers - how they work, why they exist, how to use them and best practice:

https://t.co/qv7ielThc5

[Brian Goetz @BrianGoetz]

Viktor Klang has done some righteous work here in adding principled extensibility for the https://t.co/dCrI20HqZT API. Draft design document here https://t.co/iX5DKM0igp, discussion at corelibs-dev@openjdk.

[Andy Polhill @andy_polhill]

Loads of great tips and habits! "Build a data driven on-call workflow for your team with ATOMIC HABITS" ⚛ by @biiancacostache 🙏 #LeadDevLondon

[Meri 8x💉“Exiled for Good of the Realm” Williams @Geek_Manager]

“On-Call at Adobe:
- schedule: follow the sun || 24x7
- duration: 1 week || custom
- work: on call only || sprint + on call
- roles: primary only || primary + secondary”

@biiancacostache #LeadDevLondon

[Shaun Stanworth @shauns_uk]

@ShopifyEng @jstanier @janetbalneaves @winterwei @basha @thegalbash @thepreviewmode @NASAJPL @biiancacostache On call is social problem not only technical

So: replace bad habits with good. Recommends Atomic Habits by James Clear

Make it obvious, attractive, easy and satisfying

#LeadDevLondon

[Meri 8x💉“Exiled for Good of the Realm” Williams @Geek_Manager]

@biiancacostache @GergelyOrosz “Make it attractive by empowering your team with the ability to act.

Team prioritises on-call actions based on the data

Time in roadmap to address things causing on-call to be tough”

@biiancacostache #LeadDevLondon

[Meri 8x💉“Exiled for Good of the Realm” Williams @Geek_Manager]

@biiancacostache @GergelyOrosz “Replacing bad on call habits with good ones:
1) make it obvious
2) make it attractive
3) make it easy
4) make it satisfying”

@biiancacostache #LeadDevLondon

[LeadDev @TheLeadDev]

"Why do we still talk about painful on-call these days when so many companies around the world strive for their employees' well-being and we have access to so many valuable resources?" @biiancacostache has a great talk on building an effective data-driven on-call framework and why you need one #LeadDevLondon

[You Got This! @yougotthisconf]

Happy Monday! Kick off your week by scrubbing up on some fantastic tips for creating supportive and productive on-call workflows in this talk from the archives by @biiancacostache 💻 https://t.co/781gKjll2l

[LeadDev @TheLeadDev]

Build a data-driven on-call workflow for your team with atomic habits with
@biancatesila from @adobe at #LeadDevLondon on June 27-28! https://t.co/cgqoCSFjph

[Miguel de Icaza ᯅ🍉 @migueldeicaza]

@KanekoaTheGreat @elonmusk Easy, Russia is.

[Rock the JVM @rockthejvm]

New video!

#Kotlin coroutines tutorial, part 2 - cooperative scheduling, cancellation and coroutine context:

https://t.co/johEb3nyQy

cc @KotlinWeekly @kotlin

[Jaana Dogan ヤナ ドガン @rakyll]

Microservices vs monoliths at an abstract level is a useless conversation. The productive conversation is how many people you need to coordinate with on a daily basis to get work done.

[Rock the JVM @rockthejvm]

New article!

#Kotlin Coroutines, A Comprehensive Introduction:
- how coroutines work
- suspend functions
- coroutine scopes
- structural concurrency
- coroutine builders
- cooperative scheduling
- cancellation

https://t.co/iXuecSEezk

by @riccardo_cardin
cc @KotlinWeekly

[Catalin Costache @catacgc]

Such a good introduction on @kotlin coroutines by @rockthejvm: https://t.co/yMkqbB0qEt /cc @KotlinWeekly

[Dan Siroker @dsiroker]

The early reactions to @RewindAI have exceeded my wildest expectations: https://t.co/9gsmbUwxcC

So... it's official: @RewindAI is now generally available!

Head over to https://t.co/05G3jkUYAY and click "Get Rewind"

[François Chollet @fchollet]

The top productivity hack in software development is to build foundations that are dependable enough that you can keep building on top without having to go back and modify them as you go. 100x time saver.

[Miguel de Icaza ᯅ🍉 @migueldeicaza]

When I started my first company, as a fresh manager, I devoured “Peopleware” as Joel @spolsky had recommended on his blog.

22 years later, I am reading the third edition, and it is such a treat.

If I loved the 2nd edition, I have a complete crush on the 3rd edition.