ok1984

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by ok1984 1y ago
Surprised no body is mentioning ActiveMQ!
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by ok1984 2y ago
Actually in almost all places I worked in (except during go-lives ofcourse), the env was usually quite, if you have a meeting or get a phone call you would typically go to a meeting room or a phone booth, otherwise the open space becomes a
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by ok1984 2y ago
Unfortunately with the prices we have in our area, this is not a feasible option, however considering remote working these days, it might feel like you have your own office sometimes :).
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by ok1984 2y ago
Will take that in consideration, thanks for the tip!
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by ok1984 2y ago
An office per developer would be a dream, unfortunately the m2 prices are quite high in our area, thus we are forced to have some sort of open space, we are creating zones with 4 desks each group is separated from the others with furniture
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In retrospect, what are the things you would reconsider in your office design?
2 points by ok1984 2y ago|8 comments
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by ok1984 2y ago
It might sound strange but for me the most efficient days are when I wake up early, have a quick breakfast and commute to work, when I am in the car I mentally plan what I will do today and start programming in my head so when I reach the o
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by ok1984 2y ago
Did you consider Fusion Charts?
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by ok1984 3y ago
From my personal experience… Keeping a project clean and well organised requires a lot of effort, discipline in addition to rigorous code reviews, as people leave and new ones join, things get interesting too! As the project grows, its norm
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by ok1984 3y ago
Sometimes the easiest way could be raising the phone and calling support instead of trying to fix it from a broken web-site.