@martinfowler Wondering what approach the teams are using to evaluate whether its good design or not? Standard PR? I can imagine running over night could produce a ton of code
🚀 A new blog post is out! 👏 Kicking off a Streamlit deployment guide series with Part 1: Containerizing a Streamlit App. Check it out here. #streamlit#Docker https://t.co/MuuWi5GWw3
Decided to give blogging a try✍️ Check out my first post: ‘Azure Federated Identity Credentials for Terraform: A GitHub Actions Guide’. Any feedback is appreciated🙏🚀 check it out -> https://t.co/Im4PCCz9n6
Great article👍 I feel it is essential to use the toggle category terminology when discussing feature toggles. https://t.co/A5cDUFlhi6 #featuretoggles https://t.co/40FE6Lgis6
before bed: drink peppermint tea, run a bath, meditate, get into bed, read, fill out your gratitude journal, turn the lights out, roll over...
brain: hi, that bug you couldn’t fix earlier was on L34 in helpers.js, bye
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I like clean code and I cannot lie. You other developers can’t deny. That when a PR comes in with optimized code and a small load (time) in your face you get sprung.
Recruiter: You’d be a great fit for our Senior Java and PHP developer roles back in Austin, TX
Me: I’m a front end dev and just left Texas in February...
Recruiter: Do you know anyone else who would be a good fit?
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Customer Notes: Diagnosing issues under load of Web API app migrated to ASP․NET Core on Linux. #aspnetcore#dotnet and tips from @shanselman's blog https://t.co/qgHNd4agWC
Submitting code:
At your first job: I humbly pray this addition does not befoul the wondrous and precise code that came before me
At your fifth job: Unfucked that thing, re-fucked that thing in a new way, bolted those things together so they look less fucked from the outside