Pluralsight has just announced that they're opening up the entire platform for April. They're making all 7,000 courses and other content completely free for the month, no credit card needed.
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Hey, Developers! I’m working on something completely new & could use more brains on the project. If you love digging into meaty problems, have suddenly found yourself with a bunch of free time & want to build something together HMU. AWS/Angular/terraform/Python… DMs are open.
I see people often ask how to become a better developer. Honestly, there is no secret sauce. You need to build as many apps and possible and fail as many times as possible. There is no other way.
You need to step out of your comfort zone and practice, practice, practice.
@andresmijares25 I too experienced that in the earlier days but just put it down to it being just that, early days.
I love Gatsby still but ended up using Nuxt and enjoy the Vue ecosystem. But even with Nuxt, unless I lock down my versions or rely on npm ci, things can break after some time. 😕
This seemed like such a good idea at the time. 🤦♂️
Beautiful, 100% point-free, functional JavaScript code... that's likely indecipherable to most developers. I wrote this a year ago, and it took me several minutes to figure out what it actually did. 😬 #DevLife
Docker swarm and the port situation. Instead of pre-defining ports, let the swarm generate one, then publish that port for later use in the load balancer. https://t.co/XI24Uuo5Ln Thanks Dylan. #DockerSwarm
USER STORIES NOTES PT.3/
"User stories are not tasks. In fact, a single story may need hundreds of single tasks to be successfully delivered."
It's easy to forget this. Good article.
USER STORIES NOTES PT.1/
Just reading https://t.co/oh2CiuOGDY
“As a <particular class of user>, I want to <be able to perform/do something> so that <I get some form of value or benefit>”
USER STORIES NOTES PT.2/
With Cyrille's Living Documentation principles, it can form a very powerful basis for knowledge within a codebase.
Imagine running a tool that collects all user stories in a project and the corresponding BDD tests?
Good to see more development around serverless CMS systems - it's a great use-case for much better speed, security and scale: https://t.co/rIZQqne4k0 #serverless#cms
It's great that #serverless is becoming popular. However, it's getting confused with functions in conversation sometimes. We can run Express js node apps on AWS Lambda, not just functions. We can also run containers as a service on AWS Fargate. Technically, both are serverless.