CedricTeyton

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by CedricTeyton 3y ago
To quote Paul Graham: > If you want to appeal to Hacker News readers, tell them how something complicated works. Especially if most people either don't know, or are mistaken about, how it works. Source: https://twitter.co
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by CedricTeyton 3y ago
I like Dropbox’s invite prompt: "invite your friends to get free space." John 'jwegan' Egan (Growth at Pinterest) wrote a piece on it here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4854131
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by CedricTeyton 3y ago
I enjoy reading career advice from Firstround's Review, esp. this collection of articles for "making the leap from IC to manager." (1) Then I'd go to ADPList (2) to find a mentor that'd help transition. 1 - https:&
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90-Day Plan Turns Engineers into Remarkable Managers(review.firstround.com)
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by CedricTeyton 3y ago
I find the Stack Overflow Developer Survey (1) and the State of Javascript (2) the most helpful resources for finding the latest trends here. 1 - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31836974 2 - https://news.yco
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Ask HN: Engineering managers, how do you onboard new hires?
87 points by CedricTeyton 3y ago|59 comments
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Ask HN: Do you have Guilds, Chapters, and/or Tribes in your engineering team?
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by CedricTeyton 3y ago
Agreed. Automation and AI tools don't make us smarter programmers. However, some companies reportedly don't default to code reviews anymore. [1] There certainly is a balance between both worlds :) [1] https://news.ycomb
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by CedricTeyton 3y ago
And out of curiosity, where do you hold your code reviews? Your hosting platform (GitHub, GitLab...) or elsewhere (Slack, Teams...)?
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by CedricTeyton 3y ago
I find this Dantotsu method really inspiring. Turns out, I shared some thoughts on the topic here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34545732 Is it a methodology you implemented yourself? Curious about what your key lear
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by CedricTeyton 3y ago
At Promyze, we have an engineering team of 6. We hold a 1-hour, bi-weekly meeting to share and review key learnings and best practices. We dogfood our own tool to log those best coding practices and get suggestions in the IDE.
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by CedricTeyton 3y ago
I'd go to polywork.com to find people open to collaboration
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by CedricTeyton 3y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/
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by CedricTeyton 3y ago
For French PR: - https://www.maddyness.com/ - https://www.frenchweb.fr/ - https://www.presse-citron.net/ - https://www.journaldunet.com/ - https://www.rudebaguet
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Writing Clean Code in Python(promyze.com)
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by CedricTeyton 3y ago
I enjoy reading docs from Algolia and Stripe. Both are educative and visually stunning.
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by CedricTeyton 3y ago
> Five years ago we would have used Medium without a second thought, but we moved away from it as it became less and less usable. Similar to Medium but developer-friendly, you could use dev.to or Hashnode
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by CedricTeyton 3y ago
> Do I need to talk to actual potential users? IMHO, that's step 1. Interview people you think are your target. You should be able to understand the following: - What their pain points are - How they currently solve them It's k
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by CedricTeyton 3y ago
Agreed. Plus, in this specific case, I think soft skills are far more important as your daily job odes beyond your primary missions as described in your job description. Above all? You must learn to ship fast.
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Access logs on Node.js with Winston, Morgan, and Storage on Elasticsearch(promyze.com)
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Ask HN: Do we still need code reviews?
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What Motivates Software Practitioners to Contribute to Inner Source [pdf](zhiyuan-wan.github.io)
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JavaScript eval security best practices(codiga.io)
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by CedricTeyton 3y ago
neat!
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by CedricTeyton 3y ago
Love Golang for its documentation. It's clear and straight to the point.
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by CedricTeyton 3y ago
QED -- thanks!
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Ask HN: GitFlow or Trunk-Based Development?
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Modern Trunk-Based Development(reviewpad.com)
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by CedricTeyton 4y ago
How radical quality improvement has been set at Toyoto and how to map the Dantotsu process in Software Engineering.
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Show HN: Bestcodingpractices.dev(bestcodingpractices.dev)
1 points by CedricTeyton 4y ago|2 comments

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