Do you use @SpotifyEng Squad Health Check? You might like the Green-Yellow-Red retrospective exercise then! It allows you to go deeper on a certain topic. Removing some of the recency bias and fostering a good discussion around what you can improve.
https://t.co/OJx7f1kk6E
@GergelyOrosz Holidays (in 🇧🇪 you get 12 extra days if you work 40h instead of 38h and some companies even give more), also quite Belgium specific but percentage paid in ip rights (which is taxed way less). Amount of days WFH is allowed would be nice as well. The kind of health insurance
@0xDEADBEEFCAFE @techevangelista @EmilyKager It's only recently a true CS degree also results in the ir. title in 🇧🇪. (we have a software engineering degree, a CS degree and applied CS degree). And that decision might be reversed in the coming years.
@0xDEADBEEFCAFE @techevangelista @EmilyKager That's fair but I think some of the problems come from what engineering means in different countries and how it's taught (eg in 🇧🇪 we are also taught some chemical engineering and material science, I believe in 🇳🇱 not).
@0xDEADBEEFCAFE @techevangelista @EmilyKager To me that title is not about diminishing those who don't have it but a form of appraisal for those who do. And the abusing of the name is somewhat diminishing of what the degree is and stands for. That is a problem the industry should fix though (if at all), not individuals
@0xDEADBEEFCAFE @techevangelista @EmilyKager Oh, I am against the gatekeeping around jobs. But in a lot of countries, by law, engineer is a title given to a degree not a job. As an industry, we seem to have abused that name, probably because the US doesn't have that law and is so prominent in the industry.
@thinkb4coding @DDDesignFR Would you store both game events and player events in your store? I thought the idea was to build a bigger aggregate and then you could internally map some of the saved events but you seem to use processes for doing this. (I'm new to ES so I might be misunderstanding)
@0xDEADBEEFCAFE @techevangelista @EmilyKager I don't think you need a degree to do what we call software engineering these days. Nor are "real" engineers necessarily better.
Never the less, I do feel like overusing the word engineering can hollow out what it stands for. And in that sense it cause confusion down the line
@0xDEADBEEFCAFE @techevangelista @EmilyKager Are you assuming that only the former are falling under the protected title? Because in Belgium at least, software engineer is an engineering degree, just like civil engineering.
@FrisianRage @EmilyKager I'm not sure how it is in Germany but in Belgium, software engineers also get the same protected title, by degree only. Saying that you need such a degree to make a compiler is bullshit though
@thinkb4coding @DDDesignFR Instead of using a processor to trigger a player command based off a game event, would it also be possible to map some game events to player events instead? Or do you lose something then?
At @DataCamp we use @HashiCorp's #terraform to manage our engineering tools (not just infrastructure).
I've described the process in a blog post. Let me know what you think!
https://t.co/1Zlfo2YIUd
@FransBouma Adding DU is like adding multiplication to a mathematics with only addition, yes it's more syntax and more concepts, so it makes the language harder to know but for some problems also easier to read, more powerful,... And you can avoid multiplication. I just wouldn't...