The person using your software doesn't care which framework you used. But they do care that you solve their problem.
So use whatever it takes to create fast, working, maintainable solutions that adapt to change.
Code for people, not to impress other devs with your skills.
"I don't want a software rock star. I want a software gig musician. Turns up on time, does a professional job, works well with others." @deniseyu21 #XTCLondon
@tonyklawrence thanks for sharing the PiHole on Synology article, worked out great to run it on Docker. Had to turn it off since it interferes with accessing the box externally. Any kind of reverse proxy I was running would get a funky redirect
I see businesses are already adapting to Google Duplex.
Restaurant: “Hello”
Me: “Hello. Are you open on Sunday?”
Restaurant: “You're in a desert, walking along in the sand, when all of a sudden you look down and see a tortoise...”
We’re excited to announce Educational Products by JetBrains, completely free and open source tools to learn, teach, and practice Java, Kotlin, and Python https://t.co/dggaNKTqBO
Expecting an announcement tomorrow that Scala and Kotlin will finally be combining forces as 'Scotlin'. Kilts will be mandatory wear whilst coding, coffee will be replaced with neat whisky and all debates over coding style settled with claymores...
@Tucker5law @IanDunt If only brexit ref had been a groundhog day reality where each voter got to relive the vote, gen'ing up on trade and economics in order to vote remain and escape the loop