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by davidjnelson 6y ago
Chico, Roseville, Granite Bay, similar types of places in socal 2 or 3 hours from the big cities.
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How to quickly develop high-quality code. Team work. (2017)(emacsway.github.io)
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by davidjnelson 6y ago
This is very similar to what the GitHub Archive is doing https://archiveprogram.github.com/
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Avoid Hasty Abstractions (2019)(kentcdodds.com)
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Study: Microsoft Saw Bugs Decrease 60-90% From TDD With 15-35% Time Cost (2008)(microsoft.com)
7 points by davidjnelson 6y ago|1 comments
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Matter JavaScript: a 2D rigid body physics engine for the web(github.com)
2 points by davidjnelson 6y ago|0 comments
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by davidjnelson 6y ago
Written communication skills are crucial to successful remote work. Both writing and reading.
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How to Test React Components: The Complete Guide (2019)(freecodecamp.org)
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by davidjnelson 6y ago
> These actions primarily affected sales and customer success teams within our Talent business, which is dependent on the hiring environment.
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by davidjnelson 6y ago
Cgi.pm was great, really nice little abstraction. Create react app is also a really nice abstraction, although I wouldn’t call it little :-)
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by davidjnelson 6y ago
Setting “on” to pull_request runs my action for each commit I push to a PR branch.
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by davidjnelson 6y ago
This setup does indeed test every commit in a pr branch. For the “on” property, it only has to be set to “pull_request” to do so. If you also add “commit”, it runs it twice. It does exactly what you wanted it to. Feel free to email me if
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by davidjnelson 6y ago
Sure np. Directions vary depending on what you’re doing, but for a React app this will work. So click on the actions tab in the repo, and click the nodejs template. Change the run command to the npm script you want to run like npm run ci-ch
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Cultural Creatives(en.wikipedia.org)
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by davidjnelson 6y ago
"test every commit before allowing merge" I just set this up yesterday for a new codebase with GitHub actions. Very straightforward, took an hour or two. Only odd part was that the GitHub actions wizard saves the yaml in the roo
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by davidjnelson 6y ago
I would call that “good agile”, a case where it actually helps by breaking things down into smaller, fully complete, fully productionized pieces.
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by davidjnelson 6y ago
Really good point. I think this is why it’s easier to develop useful software if you are someone who ends up being a user of the software since you have the same problems. You automatically have all the needed empathy.
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by davidjnelson 6y ago
That’s why communicating a ton and delivering small chunks of fully working functionality helps so much.
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You have to choose between Software Delivered on Time and Good Software (2018)(hackernoon.com)
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by davidjnelson 6y ago
Insightful. Was thinking about this recently. I find meetings are usually “make a decision”, “give updates”, or “show a demo”. For decision making, have been trying to optimize that workflow with teammates all over the world and not ever
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by davidjnelson 6y ago
Last time I used gimp to draw an arrow, if I remember correctly I had to find, download and install some plugin. Definitely empathize with you, it was unnecessarily complicated.
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by davidjnelson 6y ago
What does this provide over what the native OSX tools give you?
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Burnout in Software Development Demystified(thevaluable.dev)
7 points by davidjnelson 7y ago|0 comments
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Jitsi Architecture – legacy desktop application (2011)(aosabook.org)
233 points by davidjnelson 7y ago|65 comments
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Creator of Redis on How to Be More Productive (2017)(antirez.com)
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by davidjnelson 7y ago
You can also skim chapters in this book. Best book I’ve read on the topic, highly recommended ( Working Effectively With Legacy Code ) https://www.amazon.com/Working-Effectively-Legacy-Michael-Fe...
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Why do programmers start counting at zero? (2013)(exple.tive.org)
4 points by davidjnelson 7y ago|0 comments
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by davidjnelson 7y ago
Sounds super fun! Thanks, going to try it out!!!
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Newsom estimates 56% of Californians infected with coronavirus in 8 weeks(kron4.com)
3 points by davidjnelson 7y ago|0 comments
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Because of coronavirus we’re doing things differently. How long will that last?(sfchronicle.com)
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