Damien Urruty

Software Developer @SonarLint

[John Crickett @johncrickett]

Doing Leetcode is the worst way to prepare for a high-paying job as a software engineer, but the best way to get one.

Building real-world applications is is great way to prepare for a high-paying job as a software engineer, and a good way to get one.

Here's some things you can build:

https://t.co/4Sn0wRCEj9

[Martin Blore @martinblore]

Oh god, someone hold me back, quick!

[Philipp Hauer @philipp_hauer]

New blog post: Modern Best Practices for #Testing in #Java. It contains many lessons that I learned over the years of writing tests. Featuring @junitteam, @testcontainers, #assertj, @java https://t.co/e3wf6shGGW

[Johan Martinsson 🇺🇦 getting rid of ⛽-addiction @johan_alps]

Refactoring in a separate project is often not the best of ideas. It might well be the most common form, but it's a terrible idea from an investment point of view.

Let's look at the investment profile of various forms of refactoring. First refactoring in a separate project :

[Damien Urruty @la_urre]

@abdullin @obsdmd Just understood that it backs your blog!

[Damien Urruty @la_urre]

@abdullin @obsdmd Thanks to you, I discovered this tool :)
I backup my vault on GitHub.
Do you think it would make sense to share your knowledge base ?

[Damien Urruty @la_urre]

@xbourguignon Cool! Tu fais comment pour l'alim ?

[Damien Urruty @la_urre]

@simonharrer @digitalocean Had a similar problem this week, turned out the format of the message is very specific: has to start with 'data: ' and end with \n\n

[Damien Urruty @la_urre]

:'(

[Paul Savage @comedysavage]

Petition to make this picture of Sean Lock the replacement for the Leonardo Di Caprio in Django Unchained picture for when you have absolutely got someone.

[Tim Ottinger @tottinge]

@mickaelistria @prahladyeri @EclipseJavaIDE @SonarLint I agree that there is a TON of code intelligence in SonarLint.
I did some evaluations at the end of last year, and I'm deeply impressed with how far they've come and how well it integrates with IDEs.

[Marlena Compton @marlenac]

This article on pairing all day at Pivotal kind of blew me away. Thanks @nota_bennett for articulating something I've heard time after time about pairing all day.

https://t.co/KC7nlqmEtr

[Justin Searls @searls]

I think it's time to discuss the efficacy of Pull Request Reviews as a way to ensure code quality and shared understanding on software teams. Here's a little thread on some of the experiences I've had in my career, why I think this matters, and what we can do about it.

[Damien Urruty @la_urre]

Bonjour @WixFrance ! Dites, 5,50€/mois juste pour brancher un nom de domaine, vous arrivez à voler beaucoup de gens comme ça ?

[Chris Lucian クリス @ChristophLucian]

Want to practice #mobprogramming full time? Come work with us! https://t.co/dULchtwVlH please retweet for reach! thanks! (remote)

[Damien Urruty @la_urre]

@mithfindel J'espère que ça va le faire ! 🍸🍹

[Damien Urruty @la_urre]

@bitshiftmask At my previous job we were using a Docker image to build the firmware. The build was reproducible everywhere and the Dockerfile was listing all the required dependencies. You can't lose it either!

[Damien Urruty @la_urre]

@MrMasquime Un des seuls arguments qui fait que j'en utilise c'est les streams Java (ou mieux @vavr_io), si tu dois faire un map je trouve plus lisible de mettre la référence sur le getter. Sinon j'utilise les records ce qui enlève le boilerplate

[Damien Urruty @la_urre]

@codemanship None. I definitely see the point of using them but I usually find they lead to less readable code

[HadrienMP @HadrienMP]

Let's imagine for a little while that software devs applied their "techniques" to cooking. We usually don't refactor because it takes valuable time that we could spend cooking. So we would not cleanup the kitchen. 🔽 1/6