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You Always Have a Software Pipeline
I was working with a customer recently and they said they didn’t want to set up a pipeline. Somehow they wanted magically to see changes that developers made to their database appear in their production database without making any effort … Continue reading
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Modern Development
I was browsing online the other day during a break and stumbled upon an article on the modern architecture stack for a startup. It’s not a bad read, and as someone who’s worked in startups, it’s interesting to see what … Continue reading
Large PRs are Bad
I heard a joke years ago that went something like this. When a developer gets a pull request for code review that’s 100 lines long, they will open the file(s), look at the code, and ensure standards are being followed. … Continue reading
Creative Development
I was working with a customer recently that has a development process that both made me cringe and struck me as very creative. In this case, the customer has software they have written when spawning a few databases for each … Continue reading