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The Ongoing Costs of Building Software
I’ve almost never heard of a developer backing down from solving a problem quickly. In fact, I think most developers assume they can solve many problems quickly and whip up useful software. I know I’ve felt this way numerous times … Continue reading
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The Advent of Code
In early December, I ran across a post from Jeremiah Peschka on practicing your coding skills. Apart from the points made about practicing skills, he referenced a site called the Advent of Code. It’s a site that uses a Christmas theme and … Continue reading
Rulebreaking Developers
The VW emissions scandal fascinates me. Maybe because it’s a case of software being used to fundamentally alter a product to deceive us. Maybe because I’m a car guy and have a soft spot for VW and the old Scirocco … Continue reading
Is Your Deployment Process Perfect?
I’m sure your deployments aren’t perfect. I’ve had many successful ones, but I have always found some flaws in my systems over time. I’ve also found that the less flexibility I allow, the more likely things are to succeed. However … Continue reading
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