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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

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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

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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

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A Paste Policy

Most of the code I’ve written for various employers was something that lived inside the organization. This was for internal use and no one outside of the organization ever used it. It was almost always code I’d written, so I … Continue reading

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