UK-Al05

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by UK-Al05 7y ago
I would imagine the advantages of manager roles are highly context depedent. Being a manager when everything works well is great.
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by UK-Al05 7y ago
I don't how a IoC container would allow you bypass change control? Because config is not covered by change control in your case?
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by UK-Al05 7y ago
The problem with unit tests + heavy mocking is that you essentially makes any sort of class reorganisation as a massive pain. I try for sociable unit tests(it's a thing), which classes that are expected to work together 100% of the tim
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by UK-Al05 7y ago
Most DI frameworks you explicitly pass things in via the constructor. I don't get it.
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by UK-Al05 7y ago
This is the service locator pattern. Biggist complaint is implicit dependencies, and it's hard to control lifetimes. So this has the advantages and disadvantages of that.
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by UK-Al05 7y ago
Normally you version your events, uplift or convert a stream to a updated version.
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by UK-Al05 7y ago
People go out there way to make events the source of truth in non-kafka systems. With a lot of effort involved. It isn't just people being lazy with Kafka. Event sourcing existed before with traditional databases. I came across it in t
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by UK-Al05 7y ago
The entire point of event sourcing is that it is the source of truth. The sourcing in event sourcing. Otherwise it's not different from a audit log.
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by UK-Al05 7y ago
Lots of practice, and katas? Try writing tests to match requirements. Try writing tests, then refactoring to see if it doesn't break the test(still compiles)
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by UK-Al05 7y ago
Why not f#? I would imagine it has good support for discrimated unions which are quite good for representing instruction sets. He wanted a more modern platform than ocaml, or ml. He didn't want to go too deep down into the functional r
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by UK-Al05 7y ago
The problem is is that most businesses refuse to negotiate on scope once deadlines have been agreed. Getting a manger who is willing to do that is great.
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by UK-Al05 7y ago
One thing he misses out is that story points, eventually get turned into estimates using velocity. They are estimates, just a different approach based on past history.
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by UK-Al05 7y ago
In many ways the story points are outside view. You estimate complexity, then you look at how long it took to do stories of simular complexity before.
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by UK-Al05 7y ago
Large tests suits. If you design them well can be run in parallel.
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by UK-Al05 7y ago
Yes, because wanting to be treated well, means your a bully????
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by UK-Al05 7y ago
Who says this? I follow the linux kernel guidelines, which have large descriptions in commits. After all these guys wrote git. Here's linus's take https://gist.github.com/matthewhudson/1475276
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by UK-Al05 7y ago
I believe there's a standard format for this. The first line is the title, then there's a description. These heavy descriptions of commits, are used quite heavily in linux kernel dev
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by UK-Al05 7y ago
It's better to have these in with the source control system, When you change or switch to a different ticketing system, you will bring these with you.
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by UK-Al05 7y ago
Paying more for things is also considered growth. Presumably higher quality content
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by UK-Al05 7y ago
Algebaric data types and monadic types are perfect for business logic. Read the book domain modelling made functional.
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by UK-Al05 7y ago
your just stating claims without any evidence.
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by UK-Al05 7y ago
In the real world, you end up with logging, ways of progating errors, etc All of which tend to introduce monads. When you have multiple moands on the go you need some combining them.
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by UK-Al05 7y ago
Having some kind of shell which cleans up the messy outside world before moving into the core is a good thing.
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by UK-Al05 7y ago
I maybe wrong but rust uses a dfa regex engine, while pcre uses backtracking. So in theory rust's regex engine should be faster...
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by UK-Al05 7y ago
I never left
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by UK-Al05 7y ago
I find the benefits of abstracting away database, isn't so you can swap. It's that' the high-level business logic does not have any low-level unrelated persistence code in it.
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by UK-Al05 7y ago
London school, Chicago school, outside in, inside out. Sociable unit tests, solitary unit tests, state verification, behaviour verification and so on There are so many attributes.
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by UK-Al05 7y ago
I would read the john backus turing award lecture to see why people have such appreciation of functional programming. In short it's makes it easy to compose things, using a simple core language.
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by UK-Al05 7y ago
When you have to exempt the majority of professions then it's just bill targeting specific companies which in my opinion is wrong.
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by UK-Al05 7y ago
I find story points help, but they aren't perfect. What they avoid is time pressure. I think a lot developers internally and externally feel pressured to reduce the time estimate. Points allow you to be more honest.

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