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dave_sid
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dave_sid
6y ago
What about moving into sys admin / devops?
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6y ago
That’s my dream job you’re talking about there
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6y ago
Your stand-ups sound like an absolute joy! I wish all of them were like that.
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6y ago
React should be put in a black box. And buried somewhere nobody can find it.
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6y ago
I think someone just need to switch Facebook off.
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6y ago
I eat biscuits
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6y ago
I can see my nose now
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6y ago
Garden Driven Development
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6y ago
Like this. I might do that myself.
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6y ago
This was a joke. Humour.
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6y ago
This is all getting quite heated! Please take it outside.
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6y ago
Where can I get this puppy software? $10 is a great price.
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6y ago
I think that’s highly unlikely to happen.
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6y ago
I agree. Seriously, don’t overthink it. Just come out and say what salary you are looking for and that’s that.
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6y ago
Really depends how well it was written and how complex what it does is. Hard to give a number. Spaghetti code is slow to read. Well written code with well named functions is faster. Reading the code from the mood landings would be slow.
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6y ago
Now that you’ve read the book just stop thinking about it. Maybe pick it back up once in a while. You’ll apply the ideas to some extent without knowing it and this way it will be natural and not forced, which is better.
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There’s got to be more to life than this. I know a lot of people will reply with motivational techniques and philosophies, but being ‘on the brink of burnout’ isn’t a thing that should be accepted as normal in our work lives. Life is too sh
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6y ago
Spot on
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6y ago
Is either one any easier when migrating an existing web?
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6y ago
You know what? I don’t think the trend for client side rendering is the problem. It seems logical. The problem is they hijacking of client side development by frameworks like React that produce a 1 Gig bundle of JS soup and dependencies rol
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6y ago
This sounds like heaven. I have kids now tho.
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6y ago
Brain teasers are really useful for job interviews where the role involves solving brain teasers. Other than that they can get in the sea.
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6y ago
Depends on the project. Mostly for debugging issues. It’s always useful to know.
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Yeah it helped me. I don’t think it really helped me get a job. I think my CV and past experience was taken far more into account than any certifications I listed. However, it helped me to become familiar with some of the aspects of AWS tha
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Magpie Driven Development
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Hahaha. I’m THAT old. But I do have respect for the boomers as it must have been even more nerdy to be a coder in those days. Give them a pay rise.
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Young developers have it easy these days. It’s cool to be a developer and you get to write code while wearing cool T-shirt’s. When I graduated I was probably considered as being about as cool as an accountant in a cardigan. Old developers s
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6y ago
You don’t need to replace your Jenkins/CI CD tools every week just because an new tool has been invented. Actually... you don’t need to replace your tool X every week just because a new tool Y has been invented that does the same thing
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Spot on! You don’t see the accounting industry spewing out tedious campaigns encourage kinds to indulge in the fun of spreadsheets. Does my head in. Leave the kids alone nerds!
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I wish this was what I was doing!
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