Ng'elechei🇰🇪 @inwhosehands

Polymath || Software engineer || Chess nerd Kernel Joined October 2019

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Bytebytego @bytebytego

3 years ago

A CI/CD pipeline is a tool that automates the process of building, testing, and deploying software. The diagram below illustrates some of the tools that are commonly used. Subscribe to our weekly newsletter to get a Free System Design PDF (158 pages): blog.bytebytego.com

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Sahn Lam @sahnlam

3 years ago

1. Session, Cookie, JWT, Token, SSO, and OAuth 2.0 - here's what you need to know These terms are essential for identifying, authenticating, and authorizing users online. Let's dive in👇

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Vlad Mihalcea @vlad_mihalcea

3 years ago

Most exciting software products are built using boring tech

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Cory House @housecor

3 years ago

You don’t need an architect. But you do need at least one person who thinks architecturally. Common titles: Team lead Senior Dev Architect Principal But, title isn't important. What's important: At least one person should be responsible for the long-term, and the big picture.

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Duncan McGregor @duncanmcg

3 years ago

McGregor’s Law: Engineers will increase the complexity of a solution until they feel that they can just cope, but not take into account lagging indicators, and so overshoot.

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Gregor @ghohpe

3 years ago

I am getting on my soap box because I see more projects and vendors contrasting events against messages, which imho makes little sense.

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

3 years ago

@tastapod @aslak_hellesoy rendering HTML on the server and exchanging it in a stateless manner with a client? a viable approach to building applications? on the internet?

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Sam Newman @samnewman

3 years ago

Blaming Jira for your shitty software development process is like blaming oxygen for forest fires.

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Wayne Peacock @Wayne_G_Peacock

3 years ago

@ashishakalra @davefarley77 I have read of this, yes. The aim is to test a unit of *behaviour* which may involve more than one method and possibly class. Unit tests should still pass after refactoring. Only a change in behaviour requires a change to the tests. Avoid using a network, runnable locally.

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Simonas Maciulis @SimonasMaciulis

3 years ago

Importance of tech debt in software development. Same principles can be applied to design debt. Via @jimhighsmith Read more: linkedin.com/posts/jhighsmi…