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- Will Larson
#Management #Guide #CareerAdvice
tl;dr: Covers the following areas - priorities and goals, making the right system changes, tasks for the first 90 days, learning and building trust, building a support system, organizational health and process, hiring, execution & technology.
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- Martin Fowler
#PairProgramming #Guide
tl;dr: At its core, pair programming builds skills that "help immensely to become a well-functioning, collaborative and effective team," such as valuable qualities i.e. focus, communication, giving and receiving feedback, empathy and vulnerability.
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#OpenSource
tl;dr: An insight into the negative emotions, pressures and economic issues faced by a FOSS maintainer.
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- Steve Klabnik
#Rust
tl;dr: Actix-web - a Rust web framework - is no longer maintained as the author quit. Steve explains the confluence of external pressure and mismanagement for this to be the outcome.
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#Architecture #CareerAdvice
tl;dr: While the rules of chess are consistent, the rules of software are not. To be an architect, you need to understand the specific "game you're in" - the business drivers, risks, technical constraints, integrations, trade-offs, and so on.
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- Terence Eden
#API #Security
tl;dr: In an era of misinformation, Terence calls for APIs to be signed, and runs through why and conceptually how to implement this.
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Deed’s social volunteering app is used by tens of thousands of volunteers, helping nonprofits fulfill their mission.
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- Justin Schuh
#Go
tl;dr: Go's decentralized module management is a "breath of fresh air" and its practice of vendoring as one of its most powerful features.
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- Sergio De Simone
#HTTP #InternetHealth
tl;dr: "HTTP/3 promises to make Internet connections faster, more reliable, and more secure." QUIC is integral to HTTP/3 and tries to "solve the major issues experienced when using the TCP protocol."
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- Rahul Vohra
#GameDevelopment #Design #Video
tl;dr: Rahul explains how he's applied game design to enterprise software.
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- Nir Eyal
#Wellness
tl;dr: Willpower acts like an emotion and is not finite as many perceive. You don't run out of it but can have self defeating thoughts that work against it.
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- Das Surma
#ReactiveProgramming
tl;dr: An explanation of what RP is - "a declarative programming paradigm concerned with data streams and the propagation of change” - and a run through of how it works.
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- Sébastien Eustace
#Python #TimeData
tl;dr: When facing complex use-cases, "datetime instances show limitations" and are not intuitive. Pendulum provides "a cleaner and more easy to use API."
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