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The last week of my oncall shift has been pretty quite.
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Using Business to Consumer SAAS means getting your UX broken all the time.
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# format-patch creates a patch file # the -1 $COMMIT arguments take the last commit and put it into the file git format-patch -1 14ab6d…..
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One of the senior engineers at my job is a big fan of PlantUML, so I recommended it to one of the junior guys who needed a diagramming tool.
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New programmers sometimes ask me “what project should I work on next?”.
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I was surfing reddit this week and I saw a great comment from u/Swordbow.
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Project README flies are typically an after thought in the software development process.
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I read REWORK by Jason Fried and David Heinemeier Hansson the founders of basecamp.
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I started my software engineering career in consulting.
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In College Computer Science Majors worry a lot about the optimal solution to algorithmic problems.
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Some companies try to avoid developing software that doesn’t directly contribute to making money.
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This post has moved to my new website estimating.dev.
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I have gotten back into reading Software Engineering books.
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Following on my earlier post “How much is turnover costing your company?”
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This post has moved to my new website estimating.dev.
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Have you ever had a great email thread about a feature?
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The software industry has a turnover problem.
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I am working on some materials around onboarding new engineers.
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The typical agile process involves 5-10 people in a room.
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Agile Rapid Delivery means you deliver bugs to your customers everyday.
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We all know the feeling.
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Now that I am working as an Individual Contributor again I actually get to do focused work.
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Time has gone by faster than I expected.
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resume_handbook Software Engineer Resume Handbook Introduction Many Software Engineers would rather ignore their resume.
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This post is about some of the good parts of working at Amazon as a Developer.
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https://presumably.de/monorepos-and-the-fallacy-of-scale.html Monorepositories are an interesting topic.
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CI/CD is magical when it works.
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Daily standups are a standard part of the software engineering life.
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People often ask on r/cscareerquestions, “Can I just get this Java Certification instead of doing a Bootcamp or getting a CS degree”.
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The Getting into Software Handbook has been released on Amazon.
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The Sledgeworx Getting into Software Handbook is a brief guide on how to start a programming career without a Computer Science Degree.
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Fearless Salary Negotiation (https://fearlesssalarynegotiation.com** )** is a book about negotiating salaries after you get an offer.
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The r/cscareerquestions sub-reddit gets all sorts of questions from software engineers about their careers.
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In 2019 it has become standard practice to download dependencies straight off of the internet without verifying the code is secure and free of bugs.
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As a new Software Engineer it is hard to know how much time the job search should take.
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What does it mean to make your boss look smart?
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Computer programmers have been arguing about programming languages for decades.
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The consulting firm or agency model in application development is based on programmer hours.
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https://www.butterflynetwork.com I saw this personal ultrasound device last week.
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I recently launched www.seattledatingpics.com for my photography work.
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You don’t realize how much switching jobs sucks until you do it.
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When you are working on a feature it makes sense to make incremental commits as you proceed with the work.
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How do you hash out architecture and design at a remote only company?
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I spent the first three years of my career at a small agency/consulting firm.
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A lot of people feel that they are underpaid or that their job sucks.
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I have been a programmer for about 5 years at this point and as part of that I have read 10,000s of lines of documentation, lots of books and solved plenty of problems.
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On my last project as an architect, I found myself drifting into an architecture strategy of keeping everything as simple as possible.
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I have a standing invitation, if you want to talk about software I want to talk to you.
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I am moving to a new job in a different state.
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Often to save money or for convenience people will buy a multitool or generalized tool instead of a specialized tool.