UK-Al05

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by UK-Al05 8y ago
People do os research in c#
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by UK-Al05 8y ago
Because it's self selecting, if your more interested growth and business strategy it's unlikely you would become a developer.
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by UK-Al05 8y ago
Have you considered that the disdain comes from not being treated with respect? I don't know what comes first. But the places where engineers get on well with management are the ones where their opinions matter. Otherwise resentment co
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by UK-Al05 8y ago
It might be, it might not be. 3 months down the line it could be like nothing has happened. We've had sharp drops like this in the last couple of years, then 3 months later recovered. Investors are getting jittery about interest rates,
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by UK-Al05 8y ago
I defently been at places where the architects define tbr boundary of a microservice, or the api contracts rather actually implement it.
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by UK-Al05 8y ago
Even at large companies this can happen. Architects and high level engineers can simply go out of touch with current engineering practices simply because it's not their job anymore.
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by UK-Al05 8y ago
Very rarely is estimation about simply the work required. Estimation is normally off because something unexpected happens. Staging environment down, build server is broken. An external dependency takes longer than expected. On a new unfamil
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by UK-Al05 8y ago
Software development as an external agency is such a broken concept that I never apply for those jobs. The interests of both parties have serious misalignment.
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by UK-Al05 8y ago
Well in my team sprint planning is a team job. Everybody gets together and plans the next stories. Usually different people have knowledge/interests on different stories, so nearly everyone gets some input. Heck in the scrum guide this
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by UK-Al05 8y ago
Story point style planning makes estimation a team problem rather specific engineers making estimates.
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by UK-Al05 8y ago
I find help with sprint planning something every engineer should do. Sprints are owned by the team not the product owner
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by UK-Al05 8y ago
My pull request branches are of the size that it only makes sense together.
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by UK-Al05 8y ago
Doing the same thing cheaper is a perfectly valid design choice
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by UK-Al05 8y ago
Most of the oldies I know prefer static typing. A lot of the new people use dynamic types because that's all they know.
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by UK-Al05 8y ago
K8 on a cloud provider, yes. Self hosted k8s hell no.
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by UK-Al05 8y ago
Thats talking about UI Design, not software design.
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by UK-Al05 8y ago
I prefer .net core. But it's missing scaffolding and stuff like that.
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by UK-Al05 8y ago
Var is hardly more dynamic. Type inference is comes from statically type functional languages.
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by UK-Al05 8y ago
If a company can go bust just because a lead developer gave a bad estimate(not uncommon) there is something else deeply wrong at that company.
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by UK-Al05 8y ago
There isn't actually that many sap/oracle like packages in .net Even dynamics isn't .net
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by UK-Al05 8y ago
Has slightly higher barrier to entry than other languages. Companies would rather hire 100 replaceable monkeys over 10 highly paid functional programmers who are hard to replace. - Replaceable monkey.
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by UK-Al05 8y ago
Not if the event sourcing aggregate rehydrates on the request to spend, and sends failure or success back.
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by UK-Al05 8y ago
Try not to focus on goals, as much but turn things that work towards those goals in to systems. For example don't have the goal "Win the competition". Have a system that says practice 3 hours everyday. The reason being is tha
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by UK-Al05 8y ago
I think the future we'll start with unit tests/proofs and then computer will search the solution space find code passes those constraints. The code search will use heuristics. We'll have to become good at writing those tests,
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by UK-Al05 8y ago
Depends on your status. Boldness can you get you fired.
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by UK-Al05 8y ago
For any non English people who might be a bit confused, Birmingham is known for being Indian and balti (balti triangle) capital of the UK.
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by UK-Al05 8y ago
Oil rig workers generally are paid well and in low cost areas.
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by UK-Al05 8y ago
How did you deliver the software? One bit at time, or at the end of 3 months? Things in my experience that increase the success of a project. Deliver small bits very frequently and demo and ask the stakeholders for feedback. If i was unsure
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by UK-Al05 8y ago
Micro orms are the sweet spot for me.
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by UK-Al05 8y ago
Trunk based development is a feature branch flow. What do you think your local copy logically is?

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