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Graffur
5y ago
Yes it's normal.. no it is not "ok" in my opinion. I am in the same situation except I find planning at a higher level more boring. Yes it requires the architect to know all the different parts and how to move them together e
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5y ago
It seems like you're assuming a lot of what those managers want or don't want. Or is there some data behind this?
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5y ago
So one argument against code coverage requirements is that poor engineers won't test correctly. Without the code coverage requirements you're in the same situation.
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Why is that useless? Codebases I have worked on that had high code coverage requirements had very little bugs. * It promotes actually looking at the code before considering it done * It promotes refactoring * It helps to prevent breaking ch
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I was looking for a mention of Redwood JS - I assume your post has a typo in it. It's not 1.0 yet but from what I have played with it's the backend (PostgreSQL with Prisma, graphql, services) + frontend (react with data retrieval
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5y ago
Others have posted various solutions but I haven't seen Redwood mentioned yet. Would that be something you're looking for?
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5y ago
Yep. I have done it well but I have also experienced exactly as your comment describes. In those scenarios, some poor tech lead is appointed whose responsibilities include estimation, knowing the whole backlog, managing tech debt, managing
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5y ago
What does getting 'spotified' mean? A company doing Agile poorly most likely would do Waterfall poorly too.
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Ask HN: Agile/SCRUM devs, do you have work 'outside' your scrum team?
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As a user, I like having the choice and as a security conscious person, I nearly always choose authenticator app.
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World travel is still not as easy pre-covid due to expiring vaccination certs being required. Lockdowns to continue throughout the world. Some big events will be cancelled because the performer gets covid. WFO pushed back and back due to co
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I don't donate to Google though? I also know how their business model works.
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I'd like to hear from some people that don't like Node-RED.
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5y ago
Redwoodjs is nearly 1.0. It's based on React and solves data fetching, data storage and deployment with an opinionated approach
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I am a FF user and I am typing this in FF. I very much dislike that the CEO is on millions per annum and the company asks for donations. Back to Chrome for me I think..
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5y ago
Does this indicate other incoming changes?
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5y ago
Huh? You don't get full quality on Netflix in some browsers?
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5y ago
Someone nice, eager, available, smart and driven
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5y ago
I knew a person who seemed to have some success here (but I cannot verify that). She literally visited small business offices, shops etc. to pitch in person. Over time her contacts built up and, like I said, she seemed to be doing well. I d
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I would need to form a habit of tracking and documenting the various things I do in life for this to be useful. Charts look cool but it's not something I want to spend my time doing.
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5y ago
It's tedious because you'll always run into an error even if following documentation. Automated dev environment setup ftw
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5y ago
Well .. yes actually. VS in the browser is not that amazing - we already got it on https://github.dev a month ago
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5y ago
Based on this I will start using Brave.. at least it's the devil you know
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5y ago
While there is a good underlying point I don't enjoy the analogy and I am glad other people have pointed out its flaws.
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Rowing can be performed very badly. In fact, I read a popular Reddit post where an experienced rower recommended _not_ using a rower. My WFH workout (which I haven't been sticking to) is dumbbells, kettlebells, sandbags. And also walki
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Yeah, I suppose there are two ways to think about it: maintaining an outside dependency or offloading that dependency completely.
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Honestly I don't 'get' this.
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How is it bad developer experience (DX)?
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What's a "frugal Irishman" image? Ever heard of the Celtic tiger? Irish people are not frugal as a trait.. to their own demise.
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mid 2015 mbp
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