Samuel Mullen

For What It's Worth Sean's article was bleeding edge and about as simple as it could get when it was written.

I second guess myself a lot about what I know, or what I think I know.

So it’s come to this: you need to programmatically retrieve data from a website (or websites), but the usual tools aren’t cutting it.

If you're not familiar with Broadway, you should read my article, Understanding Elixir's Broadway first.

This idea isn’t original.

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It should come as no surprise that managers talk about their teams with one another: who’s high-maintenance and who’s easy, who’s performing well and who’s not, and who’s adding positive energy to the team and who’s a cancer.

What happened?

I didn’t have 1-1s with my managers for most of my career, mostly because they weren’t as commonplace as they are now.

Few engineers are immune to the siren’s song to refactor a piece of code.