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by navyad 5y ago
if you have built project on github, you are dev.
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by navyad 5y ago
Refer python documentation as a reference and build some side project.
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by navyad 5y ago
same here but reading articles help to find new insights.
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by navyad 5y ago
good content on https://www.realpython.com
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Thoughts on Tech Debt(codeureka.blogspot.com)
2 points by navyad 5y ago|0 comments
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by navyad 5y ago
"we cannot release until this chunk of code getting refactored "
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by navyad 5y ago
vim :)
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by navyad 5y ago
I have been to similar situation, when a manager asked tech team to prepare a excel sheet to maintain github commits... Me: "what, WTF. commits can be tracked on github itself, and we do not need to maintain excel sheet" Which did
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Ask HN: What went wrong when you became tech lead?
1 points by navyad 6y ago|0 comments
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by navyad 7y ago
"sitting quietly in one place for a while". One of the hard thing to do in today's times. I am also planning to do same every morning :)
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by navyad 7y ago
I would like to disagree here. Got into a team which has working prototype but not a single word on document. Which makes this hard to follow up with prototype. Being tech lead in current position, I am stressing "document-first"
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by navyad 7y ago
Heroku for personal projects
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by navyad 7y ago
I am building movie-macther for alerting user for their IMDB's watchlist. https://github.com/navyad/moviematch
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by navyad 7y ago
Location: Bangalore, India. Remote: Yes Will to locate: Maybe. Technologies: python,django,redis, rabbitmq, postgres, MongoDB. Resume: https://navyad.github.io/ email: navyad.it@gmail.com. Willing to work on any backend tec
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by navyad 7y ago
yes, it is stupid.
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by navyad 7y ago
why can't someone be honest about the bad experience at job?
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by navyad 7y ago
There always comes times when there is not much happening development is going on. In my earlier company due to the same situation, I started contributing an open-source project and build side projects.
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by navyad 7y ago
that one is a good to read.
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by navyad 7y ago
Although I like writing tests but following Test-Driven Development slows down the development of side-projects.
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by navyad 7y ago
https://codeureka.blogspot.com/ mostly python related stuff and other stuff with which i'm tinkering.
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by navyad 7y ago
Great point. The tools are there to make life easy for developers. Even after using these tools, PM need to do checkins with team then I think something is very wrong in terms how PM is handling the team.
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by navyad 7y ago
I am learning Elixir and build small library with it. Looking to integrate the Phoenix sometime near. I have asked feedback for this project on elixirfourm or on its slack channel. And people have been nice and helpful. https://g
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by navyad 7y ago
I would suggest to forget about it and continue your search.
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by navyad 7y ago
Very true with the company having shitty managers living in old ages, imposes the brainless day to day activities like updating number excel sheets instead of on focusing on actual work. ++ for office politics.
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by navyad 7y ago
hustle free environment, happy faces around, sense of belonging to the company.
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by navyad 7y ago
Startred in 30s, worked couple of startups with nice people. Also seen shit that happens at mid-level companies where code takes the backseat and its all about getting more customers and manager is only care about JIRA tickets. Stop going a
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by navyad 7y ago
Impressive talk : https://doist.com/blog/running-remote-2018-doist-presentatio...
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by navyad 7y ago
Hearing Joe's talks on various topics of computing are thrilling. Long live Erlang and Elixir.
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by navyad 7y ago
Good one.
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Show HN: Find movies from IMDB watchlist
3 points by navyad 8y ago|0 comments

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