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Paul Schoolden retweeted
Crazy event at ORD. Heads up safety move by a ramp worker!
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Paul Schoolden retweeted
if your PR is more than 4 page scrolls long, its probably fine... ¯\_(approved)_/¯
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29 Apr 2019
Anyone think @FiveGuysUK @FiveGuys is the most overrated takeaway ever? Keep thinking I'm missing something -> ~£15 for a more disappointing version of a @McDonalds meal. #JurysOut
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Paul Schoolden retweeted
21 Mar 2019
Jury's out on #nuget, like @mikegore1000 I like to use IL merge and bin folders in source control. Patch files ftw. #softwarecraftsmanship
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Well done to the winning "White" team at the #asos #HackComp
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Paul Schoolden retweeted
8 Mar 2019
#HackComp #IWD2019 Amazing ideas being presented!
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Paul Schoolden retweeted
7 Mar 2019
Fantastic turnout of talent at @asos #HackComp #Hackathon in @TheOldLibrary in @custardfactory. To celebrate this year's #InternationalWomensDay2019 with a focus on #balanceforbetter we're using the power of inclusive teams. So many great ideas. Results tomorrow!
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Our #asos #hackoween team with two members representing @ASOS_Brum
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Paul Schoolden retweeted
18 Oct 2018
I have a particular disdain for “software architects” who don’t actually program. Building software is very little like building houses. The constant (and fawning) comparisons do us a serious disservice. Software architecture is leading by example, not decrees.
Replying to @dhh
Nonsense. That is like saying : "An architect should start his work shoveling the floor and putting the first bricks". No, he should not.
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We didn't come close to winning the #asos #hackoween hackerthon but really enjoyed working with our team "50 shades of asos" on our "Shop n Slide" idea. We… instagram.com/p/BpcFIbFhTQYz…

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Paul Schoolden retweeted
16 Aug 2018
Hey everyone👋We absolutely love this! Take a look at our tenants @ASOS_Brum video entry for the @RetailWeek awards🏆. #Digbeth #asos
16 Aug 2018
The space hoppers have landed! Asos Payments entry for the @RetailWeek award video is here! With big thanks to @ZelligBham @custardfactory @Ghettogolfbrum @oldcrownbham - Enjoy! youtu.be/5q8xt7l14is #RWTech #Digbeth
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Paul Schoolden retweeted
Bears repeating: Creativity that satisfies & affirms your world view is Entertainment. Creativity that challenges & disrupts your world view is Art.
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Paul Schoolden retweeted
12 Jan 2018
Passionate about software development? realising your talent? #scrum? Loads of vacancies in London and some in Brum. asosplc.com/careers

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Paul Schoolden retweeted
14 Jan 2018
I was in the middle of creating this slide (wrt patch hygiene) and had to stop half-way through and ask myself - aren’t we all just making this worse?
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Paul Schoolden retweeted
6 Jan 2018
Reasonable; it's always been a wet dream of employers of programmers to standardise how work is done, thereby turning programming into labour. That's rational employer strategy. If you buy into that narrative as an employee, you're working against your own interests. x.com/JeremyCaney/status/949…

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Speculation: This is driven by the increased availability of sophisticated frameworks with prescriptive architectures, allowing some developers’ work to be driven primarily by production requirements without having to “worry” as much about the intellectual challenges of software.
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Paul Schoolden retweeted
6 Jan 2018
So... Code examples in API documentation are worth nothing? Code in blog posts are worth nothing? Code examples while teaching people a new programming language are worth nothing? Programming for exercise is worth nothing? R&D code is worth nothing? x.com/mipsytipsy/status/9492…

repeat after me Code not shipped is dead code Code not shipped doesn’t exist Code sans prod is just a toy Code without users isn’t real Code with test data hasn’t been tested Code without net doesn’t matter Code without prod is worth zero fucks finna tattoo this shit on someone x.com/iadknet/status/9490823…
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Does anyone else want to go back to the days of a lib folder. Nuget promises so much but delivers more pain in my experience.
Another brilliant overnight support shift makes chaos engineering come to the front of my mind again.
I want to love Sonar Lint but it's proving difficult for various reasons. 😕