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venusiant
9y ago
It's important to have faith in your team, if you don't believe in them then they won't perform. If the CTO was carrying them then that's a way of showing them he didn't believe in them. As team leader, facilitate t
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venusiant
10y ago
I'll add one more to your list, Taiga, https://taiga.io/ . I started using it a couple of weeks ago with a small team and I really like it. It does burn down charts. And there is a self-hosted option.
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venusiant
10y ago
Recognise that the determinant of whether or not you will be calm is internal to you, and is unassailable by anything in the outside world.
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venusiant
10y ago
Leaving is always an option. Recognise that she is empowered by the organisation and you are not. Therefore, in your position, you will generally have to comply with what she wishes even if you feel it is wrong. If you want to tough it out,
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venusiant
10y ago
You are using an apostrophe incorrectly.
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venusiant
10y ago
I think the realisation comes that a good, experienced programmer doesn't say, when asked to do something, "Yep, it'll be easy!". Instead he demurs and says, "That could be a lot of work, it would be irresponsible
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venusiant
10y ago
Hmmm... this is good but presumably react components are actually going to do things. But I suppose you're saying that the code that actually does things should be separated from the react code and should be tested separately from the
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venusiant
10y ago
1. TDD can make delivery timelines more predictable, as there is less chance of regressions being introduced as new features are added. This predictability can allow a team to scale up to larger and more lucrative projects. 2. TDD enhances
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venusiant
10y ago
It are right that it is a good idea to leave a job without saying negative things about them. The line "I felt like it was time to move on" is an adequate reason for leaving, and it's not something anyone is going to argue wi
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venusiant
10y ago
Hi, it's your career and it's your responsibility to look after yourself. There are always better jobs. The longer you look for a job, the more likely you will get a job you really like. Some people like to quit first, because thi
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venusiant
11y ago
It's a hard decision, but in any life situation, you can walk away at any time. I would keep looking, when you find something good, move. If you have received a few rejections, don't be discouraged, still keep looking, it can take
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venusiant
11y ago
You might want to write the common elements in C or C++ (or whatever language you like that can be compiled into a static library), then write separate glue code for each platform. This is one tutorial that describes the technique: http:&#
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venusiant
11y ago
I mean, no, it's not too late, yes, you can start you life :)
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venusiant
11y ago
yes
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venusiant
12y ago
Hi, I'm interested. I'd to discuss by email. Yours doesn't appear to be in your profile, but mine is, so please get in touch and I'll run you through some reasons why I would the right person to build this for you and we