Never ask permission to refactor. Never ask permission to write tests. You do these things because you KNOW they are the best way to go fast.
When you ask permission, you are asking someone else to take responsibility for your actions.
One of my most controversial software opinions is that your sleep quality and stress level matter far, far more than the languages you use or the practices you follow. Nothing else comes close: not type systems, not TDD, not formal methods, not ANYTHING.
Allow me to explain why.
I want to thank all French @DevoxxFR speakers for using English slides in their talks. 👍
It helped me to comprehend and enjoy your sessions despite my unrefined knowledge of the French language. Merci beaucoup! ❤️
my strongest skill as a software eng is my willingness to interrupt an entire meeting to announce “I have no fucking idea what those words mean, please explain”
there are *always* other folks who pipe up about being confused once someone else admits it first
👍 NEW on the blog! @idvoretskyi dives into local deployment options on #Linux. In the first of a series of articles, he covers #Minikube - the most widely used tool for the local #Kubernetes deployment ⚡️https://t.co/2kGFG4kN6a
#jscc19 is coming together we have found a lot of sponsors already, we still need a couple, so here is your chance.
All sponsoring, event orga, etc. is done open source on github, feel free to look up and help.
https://t.co/sh53C5fUUm