drbojingle

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   by drbojingle 8y ago

   Thanks for sharing! How did you find it compared to a monolith?
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   by drbojingle 8y ago

   Most people are adding specifics, I want to start in the abstract and move to concrete, mainly to address principles that influence my concrete choices. Bare with me for a paragraph or two. Ideally, I think we can agree (if we don't pl
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   by drbojingle 8y ago

   Thanks for sharing! I like your approach. I've often seen the 'do everything as a microservice' idea get tossed around. I get the feeling that your approach is pragmatic.
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   by drbojingle 8y ago

   I agree that it's not team size alone. Team size is just the variable I'm most interested in. Thanks for sharing your perspective! You reference AWS services and Jenkins jobs making things smoother. Is there anything, in particula
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   by drbojingle 8y ago

   I liked it! This article is very much along my line of thinking on the subject. Thanks for sharing!
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   by drbojingle 8y ago

   Out of curiosity, from your perspective, is there anything that the bad teams share that the well run teams don't and vice versa?
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   by drbojingle 8y ago

   Thanks, I appreciate your feedback! > There's no clear cut off for anything in managing a software team. It's not a science, and individual situations vary too much to create hard and fast rules. Intuitively, I disagree. There&
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   by drbojingle 8y ago

   Immaturity. think about a time when you changed the most. When was it? Web apps use to be sites with a bit of javascript and they've been growing up these past 18 years. That's it. It's growing pains.
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   Ask HN: How many developers should you have before you switch to micro services?

   14 points by drbojingle 8y ago|24 comments
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    by drbojingle 8y ago

    I've heard the Leonardo Divinci would use sheets of blank paper so that he could later re-arrange concepts easily and draw. I know you'll also need habits to make it work, otherwise, you'll write, and never review. I'm h
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    by drbojingle 8y ago

    This is an example of and response to the poor state of hiring that takes place in development. Rarely do I know why I'm rejected, even if I ask but it feels like it could be anything, like a keyword. Applying for jobs is basically Bum
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    by drbojingle 8y ago

    Dude should read Candid.
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    by drbojingle 8y ago

    From my short study, I would guess the uniformity and simplicity of it the syntax and the ability to extend it (thanks in part to the uniformity and simplicity of its syntax).
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    by drbojingle 8y ago

    It's not backwards. The text is linear, but the code isn't. It's outer most nested function to the innermost nested function. Makes most sense if you think of HTML <html> <body> <div> </div
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    by drbojingle 8y ago

    yea. On mars.
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    by drbojingle 8y ago

    Reflection? Lisp dude
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    by drbojingle 8y ago

    I think the advantage of wasm (at least eventually) will be for people who know c++ or rust or go and want to make web apps without having to learn a whole new ecosystem.
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    by drbojingle 8y ago

    I'd like to see this done with good lsd instead of marijuana.
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    by drbojingle 9y ago

    To bad your statement isn't one of those things.
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    by drbojingle 9y ago

    My vim is pretty customized but I can't say I have any trouble personally with vims that aren't mine.
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    by drbojingle 10y ago

    I don't disagree with you completely, but as a guy working for a start-up I would say that no matter if we find success or failure I'm going to personally walk away with good memories and a hell of an experience. There's more