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by bnchrch 8y ago
To who ever is doubting gitlab right now: Checkout their CI/CD flow in combination with their Docker/Kube integration. You'll see why they are poised to steal the rug from under github.
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You seem like you're in a rough and bitter mindset. You may actually benefit from tracking happiness or perhaps some other outlet.
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Man's Search for Meaning expanded my view of the human spirit and life in general. Deep Work gave me some good insight on how to get the most out of my days. Sapiens vastly widened and shifted my understanding of the myths that make up
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by bnchrch 8y ago
There's a lot of discussion here on why Psychology has this problem more so than fields outside the social science realm. I think we're all missing what is fundamentally flawed about academic psychology; and it's not their me
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Show HN: A tutorial on how to read and write from iOS's HealthKit(medium.freecodecamp.org)
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http://brandur.org/ is one I've recently discovered but it's become by far my favourite both in design, content and how it's built. A lot of original thought I can agree with as an engineer
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I'm not sure you realize how many blogs and website are written using markdown.
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I believe people are mis-framing the tech debt debate or at least missing part of it. Tech debt has to be managed and triaged, this is true. Tech debt slows down product development and degrades stability, also true. But tech debt is also a
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by bnchrch 8y ago
I think programmers often misinterpret what’s hard about building large projects. It’s not correctness it’s communication. A type checker will save you from small errors but well written and easily understandable code will save you from a l
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by bnchrch 8y ago
Well this isn't necessarily an this or this situation they are two very different libraries fulfilling two very different purposes. That being said not very many greenfield js projects in the last 5 years have brought in jQuery as a de
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Writing a Reverse Proxy with One Line of Go(medium.com)
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This is probably just me but I've yet to see a company pull off a core technology team gracefully.
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> China is mostly an uneducated factory nation who will be crushed by automation. I'm not sure we've travelled to the same China. The country is capable, talented and very driven. If you ignore the surveillance state it has a l
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Using GraphQL to manage local state with Apollo(hackernoon.com)
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What I keep in my bag as a Remote Developer(medium.com)
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by bnchrch 9y ago
Anecdotally I'm finding this shift to remote work in some area's fascinating and powerful. My career started only about 5 years ago but over that time each position I've had has either been fully remote or had a remote aspect
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by bnchrch 9y ago
Thats a good point! but here you have to consider where "new" development is taking place. New articles and tutorials as well. Php is still technically king right now if we ignore this.
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Oh man! This is the best feedback to receive! If you have any more questions feel free to DM me anytime!
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Redux is far from dead but I do think apollo-link-state has the ability to take its crown if GraphQL continues to gain wide adoption; which I believe it will. Though it's a very new library (Dec 2017) so it has a long way to catch up i
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Using apollo-link-state instead of redux in your next application(hackernoon.com)
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I admire the spirit of the post but it seems contrived and hard to grok. As soon as you go down the state and lifecycle method route my spidy senses start tingling. I have yet to see an example on the new context api that wouldn't be c
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by bnchrch 9y ago
Always happy to see more Elixir posts, truly a great language. Im always amazed by how much I can build with so little.
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A simple notification system with pg_notify and Elixir(hackernoon.com)
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Using pg_notify and Elixir to make a simple notification system(medium.com)
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by bnchrch 9y ago
You want to avoid those channels all together. Anytime you find a company that you want to work for or one with an interesting opening try to get in direct contact with someone at the company. Either at the manager level or in HR. Simply as
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by bnchrch 9y ago
Given the want for WebRTC, realtime, chat and messaging I would take a long hard look at Elixir/Phoenix. It is perfectly suited to those problem domains. As a bonus it has a good community and is in my opinion a pleasure to work with.
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by bnchrch 9y ago
Having a production elixir application shipping in the new year I think I'll take the holidays to learn docker/kubernetes and gigalixir to see which may work better.
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by bnchrch 9y ago
FuturePet | Full Stack Developer | REMOTE (Western Canada) or ONSITE (Victoria/Vancouver) FuturePet is in search of a Full Stack Developer to join our growing engineering team and help develop software that will bring modern practices
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Pattern Matching makes it easy to write small, understandable code The Concurrency Model is simple to the point where creating a whole pubsub system to handle events, push out notifications, and handles backpressure can be done in < 100
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My current project is a scheduling app With Phoenix/Elixir on the backend and a React-Native Frontend. No complaints so far, Incredibly productive.

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