Hannes Petri @hannespdev

(Hands-On) Engineering Manager at @StravitoAB. JSON-RPC enthusiast. Any opinion presented here is my own. Stockholm, Sweden Joined February 2019

Tweets

1K
Followers

135
Following

368
Likes

5K

Hannes Petri @hannespdev

5 months ago

Curious about MyBatis

1 0 0 30 0

Hannes Petri @hannespdev

9 months ago

Let's say 90% of all human tasks can be automated with AI. That means that the remaining 10% will be the new bottleneck. Who's working on them?

1 0 0 38 0

A few decades ago, most applications were developed with standard UI toolkits. It's staggering to think about how much effort has gone into implementing basic behaviour (tooltips, tables, progress indicators etc) from scratch in countless web apps

1 0 1 79 0

Hannes Petri @hannespdev

12 months ago

I wonder if it'd be possible to create a utility that allows the same conditions to be use in both queries and with record in @JavaOOQ? Something along these lines

0 0 0 69 1

Download Image

Hannes Petri @hannespdev

a year ago

I'm not sure this is a defensible way to use Twitter if you have more than ten followers

Ben Holmes @BHolmesDev

a year ago

I'm not sure this is a defensible way to use Twitter if you have more than ten followers

18 6 357 13K 45

0 0 0 30 0

Hannes Petri @hannespdev

a year ago

I think it's amazing that automatic testing is surrounded by so much dogma, when the central question should always be: how much does this increase my confidence that the software does what it's supposed to, and continues to do so as the code evolves?

0 0 0 20 0

Hannes Petri @hannespdev

a year ago

Could writing code be a much, much more responsive and collaborative process? Something that combines the real-time experience of co-editing the same file as somebody else and seeing the results immediately, with the thoroughness and CI boundaries of the usual Git workflows

0 0 0 40 0

Wes @wesleytodd

a year ago

I got a task to write the first version of an API for a new business use case. I asked how often the data would be updated (not often). So I deployed a static JSON file. My team was not happy. The data was updated once in the following year, and then the entire api was replaced.

Mike Coutermarsh @mscccc

a year ago

23 54 598 242K 86

26 53 2K 140K 148

Hannes Petri @hannespdev

a year ago

🤨

0 0 0 49 0

Download Image

Hannes Petri @hannespdev

a year ago

Does anybody have experience with gathering limitations, improvement areas, bugs, risks etc of a feature in a way that's not just a backlog of discrete issues?

0 0 1 89 0

Hannes Petri @hannespdev

a year ago

@simas_ch REST, with its human-friendly semantics, is great for APIs that expose a well-defined, relational domain. RPC is what you need when two components of the same application need to communicate over the network (e.g. SPA)

1 5 51 3K 16

Hannes Petri @hannespdev

a year ago

I insist that this is a terminology issue. Not everything that responds to HTTP requests is an API. It's perfectly valid for a remote, real-time, parameterised web software component (not an API!) to return HTML

htmx.org / CEO of React (same thing) @htmx_org

a year ago

103 70 2K 375K 372

Download Image

0 0 3 145 0

Hannes Petri @hannespdev

a year ago

Has Devin stolen your job yet?

0 0 0 79 1

Hannes Petri @hannespdev

a year ago

Something happened in an external service, and I simultaneously received a Slack notification, a push notification from the app on my phone and an email notification. Does it have to be that way? (It does, right?)

0 0 0 92 0

Hannes Petri @hannespdev

a year ago

Has anybody worked with a clean, tech debt-free, well thought out codebase with all the right abstractions, that _also_ has been able to adapt to continuously changing business needs? How? What's the trick?

4 0 2 277 0

Michael Callaghan @walkingriver

a year ago

@GergelyOrosz Every highly functional, super effective project and team I’ve been involved with was run as an exception to the company’s current rules at the time.

2 5 85 6K 10

Hannes Petri @hannespdev

2 years ago

Roughly how much Jira hate is due to Jira being genuinely bad, and how much is due to improper configuration?

0 0 1 64 0

Tim Ottinger @tottinge

2 years ago

Effort feels like productivity. Working harder feels like getting more done. Rushing feels like producing. Struggling feels like doing something worthwhile. Busyness feels productive. Solo feels fast, because you're at your own maximum pace. Feeling-driven development