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by macando 5y ago
What usually happens now is researching and understanding the business domain is rushed, flawed assumptions are then mapped to a flaky, misaligned database model/prototype and then a mountain of code is furiously piled on top of that.
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by macando 5y ago
Agile killed proper data modeling. Tackling complexity at the type level is tackling it when it's too late. Same goes for TDD. It's like appliying a thousand band aids to a shotgun wound.
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by macando 5y ago
We expect that the effects we observe on workers’ collaboration and communication patterns will impact productivity and, in the long-term, innovation. Yet, across many sectors, firms are making decisions to adopt permanent remote work poli
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by macando 5y ago
This is the way. Sadly, it never took off. DDD is another great approach that never entered mainstream.
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by macando 5y ago
SEEKING WORK | Sarajevo (Bosnia & Herzegovina, Central European Time) Remote 4-person team of senior software engineers and designers here. We all have 10+ years of experience working for Fortune 500 companies and several acquired start
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Ask HN: What are some good one to zero startup examples?
4 points by macando 5y ago|2 comments
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by macando 5y ago
As with any sensible advice about structure, the takeaway here is not that you must slavishly adhere to a set formula or risk ruining your story. This story circle, along with other popular story structures like the three-act structure, ar
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by macando 5y ago
This shows how powerful modern CSS is. I too was surprised to discover that the order of transform params matters. Until I swapped them I was getting a completely different and unwanted animation effect. Golden rule of web dev: If you can d
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by macando 5y ago
SEEKING WORK | Sarajevo (Bosnia & Herzegovina, Central European Time) Remote 4-person team of senior software engineers and designers here. We all have 10+ years of experience working for Fortune 500 companies and several acquired start
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by macando 5y ago
"We have worked on 30+ projects in bubble.io." "I'm afraid many are only showable on a Zoom call. Please book a consultation call and I'll share a project that aligns closest with what your project." 30 project
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by macando 5y ago
To suddenly be replaced by something better just like happened to jQuery. Or is it to invested in and spread across the industry that it can't fail. Similar to Java/Spring.
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by macando 5y ago
Yeah, I wonder will we see the Next Big Front-end Thing™ in the following 5 to 10 years. I remember how fundamentally novel and different React felt when it started getting traction. Now, all its competitors (Vue, Flutter, Svelte, Solid) lo
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Ask HN: Is React too big to fail?
12 points by macando 5y ago|16 comments
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by macando 5y ago
You know what's funny about this? The most common color of Call To Action buttons on websites is blue .
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by macando 5y ago
Just like in this video: https://youtu.be/rR4n-0KYeKQ They're probably good developers but they lost motivation somewhere along the way.
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by macando 5y ago
If you've mastered the basics, read this book: SQL Antipatterns: Avoiding the Pitfalls of Database Programming
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by macando 5y ago
It's not glamorous but SQL comes to mind first when I think about this. Compared to the mountains of business-crtitical code written in SQL the number of people who are really good at it is tiny.
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by macando 5y ago
I forgot about security. That field is huge and is still expanding.
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Ask HN: What tech skill is most resilient to crises and changing trends?
18 points by macando 5y ago|20 comments
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by macando 5y ago
Go to UX/UI on Discord and visit #potfolio-critique. Mostly noobs, but some great designers post there from time to time. You can try design communities on Slack as well. https://www.designerslack.community/ (a list of
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by macando 5y ago
SEEKING WORK | Sarajevo (Bosnia & Herzegovina, Central European Time) Remote 4-person team of senior software engineers and designers here. We all have 10+ years of experience working for Fortune 500 companies and several acquired start
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What's Coming in React 18(twitter.com)
1 points by macando 5y ago|0 comments
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by macando 5y ago
> (a) having stuff in google results from other sites Yeah. Programmers now give really nice answers to basic questions about the up and coming tech on their personal/company blogs. Also, SO benefited from having a decent code for
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by macando 5y ago
Since switching almost completely to JavaScript, Node.js and React I noticed that my time spent on Stack Overflow dropped significantly. I found my answers in API docs and GitHub issues most of the time. I never created an account. Once I h
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by macando 5y ago
SEEKING WORK | Sarajevo (Bosnia & Herzegovina, Central European Time) Remote 4-person team of senior software engineers and designers here. We all have 10+ years of experience working for Fortune 500 companies and several acquired start
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Coinbase’s Animated TabBar in React Native(blog.coinbase.com)
2 points by macando 5y ago|0 comments
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by macando 5y ago
And they announced promises like a big improvement over callbacks :D Now that was hell! Fortunately, when I started doing serious Node.js development, callbacks were already on the way out.
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by macando 5y ago
async await was the biggest breakthrough for me. Made JavaScript code 3x more readable.
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by macando 5y ago
It is often said that while not many people bought Velvet Underground records, those who did went out and started a band. For software developers of a certain era, Heroku carries a similar legacy. Every developer who came into contact with
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by macando 5y ago
> but much cleaner, workable, easier, simpler, fewer choices, more usable, more reliable, less stupid, and more standardized. You can say this about 80% of tech yet here we are.

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