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by luord 7y ago
This is really good, a colleague of mine has always been interested in creating a simple game, but he hasn't got the time for the big engines and all that other stuff. Something like this might be just what he needs.
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by luord 7y ago
> Instead by aligning all of my meetings right next to each other, I go straight from one to the next. This way I have fewer larger blocks of time where I can get into flow and stay in flow. I would probably go insane, depending on the t
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by luord 7y ago
Seems kind of like QT for the web (obviously very different, but the same general idea). I like it, shall try it out.
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by luord 7y ago
Usually this kind of article is about "migrating from massively popular language to more niche language that we like better". This is more from niche to niche. Thought that was interesting, but yet the discussion here wasn't
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Fishery – A JavaScript and TypeScript Factory Library(thoughtbot.com)
1 points by luord 7y ago|0 comments
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I'm Testing in 2020(b-list.org)
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Prepare for SameSite Cookie Updates(blog.heroku.com)
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Does your web app need a front-end framework?(stackoverflow.blog)
3 points by luord 7y ago|0 comments
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by luord 7y ago
As someone who's been writing Go for too long, way too long, I agree. Handling errors everywhere seems to always become ad-hoc exception handling. Oddly, the apologists call this "syntactic sugar for avoiding repetitive error hand
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by luord 7y ago
I liked the build, but I'll stick to my system76 laptop and using chromium and vim. I'll probably replace the laptop when the one they, system76, are reportedly building themselves is released.
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by luord 7y ago
Location: Colombia Remote: Yes (preferred) Willing to relocate: Depends on the project and country. Technologies: - Python (Django, Flask, SQLAlchemy, Celery). - JavaScript (Vue, React, Node, Typescript). - Operations: Docker(-compose), Ans
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by luord 7y ago
SEEKING WORK | Americas | Remote Full stack developer with extensive experience in Python (Flask, Django, SQLAlchemy, Celery, Alembic, Pytest, Fire) and JavaScript (VueJS, React, Webpack, NodeJS, Express, Jest) and also experience with oper
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Speeding Up Django Pagination(blog.ionelmc.ro)
1 points by luord 7y ago|0 comments
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Creating Stories from Requirements(luord.com)
2 points by luord 7y ago|0 comments
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by luord 7y ago
I've worked in pretty much the same kind of companies as you have and I completely agree with you. I was being deliberately overly idealistic in my first comment (and it was perhaps a bit of a reassertion of how I would handle manageme
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by luord 7y ago
The example given for negative feedback is kind of at odds with the point of the article itself. Seems like, in that case, the managers themselves didn't communicate until they had to, and even though they were seeing a problem, they d
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Test Dependencies(testmon.org)
1 points by luord 7y ago|0 comments
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by luord 7y ago
> But, given the productivity boost felt when given extra screen real-estate Really? Every time I've tried, I just end up hurting my neck so I'm pretty used to single screen and switching between the terminal and the browser.
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by luord 7y ago
Well, now I feel inspired to get back to writing in my blog. I shall.
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by luord 7y ago
How they use their dashboard spreadsheet reminded me quite a bit of the kanban flow I've seen in most projects I've worked on. So I wasn't shocked to read that at least one of their editors uses trello to manage his stories.
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Prioritizing Work After a Product Design Sprint Using an Impact/Effort Matrix(thoughtbot.com)
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How to estimate feature development time: Maybe don't(thoughtbot.com)
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by luord 7y ago
My website is: https://luord.com Really need to write a new post, I just can't think of what about.
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Prettier Logging with Rich(willmcgugan.com)
1 points by luord 7y ago|0 comments
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by luord 7y ago
This is one of the best articles on company culture I've read. > I lost the fight to get people to run a build, let alone run tests, before checking in, so the build is broken multiple times per day. When I mentioned that I thought
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by luord 7y ago
As a design-challenged developer, I liked this a lot. Except for the recommendation of utility-first css. Tried it, not for me.
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Incident Management at Picnic(blog.picnic.nl)
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by luord 7y ago
> [anything related to Go] is an undervalued technology What exactly has he been reading? I've been working in Go for a while now, after years of reading only praise for it. Except for the error handling, which is far from the only
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by luord 7y ago
I'm happy for the PHP developers. I still find it an eyesore to read, but everyone is free to use their preferred languages. Stuff like this article shows that good software can be created in any language if there's the will. Even
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by luord 7y ago
> Lastly, I can't imagine that tech won't win here with non-human based teaching. It's affordable, convenient, and scalable to any genre, language, right from home on many platforms. That's just sad, even if probably

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