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Dirk Boye retweeted
3 Jul 2021
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Dirk Boye retweeted
18 Apr 2021
Me submitting a PR thinking I fixed the bug on production.
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Dirk Boye retweeted
27 Oct 2020
Mocks. Too many mocks. I changed the code and the tests still passed cos they mock EVERRYTHING. Make sure your tests test something, people!
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Dirk Boye retweeted
28 Aug 2020
Estimating story points does not add value. Stories are small. And there are many. Which means the Law of Large Numbers applies. Which implies that the result of repeating the same experiment enough times will be close to the average.
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Dirk Boye retweeted
9 Jun 2019
Common thinking: "I need to add code to justify my job".
Yet some devs remove more code than they add. 👍
"In my 3 years at Facebook, I added 391,973 lines and removed 509,793 lines. If I coded 1000 hours a year, that's about 39 net lines removed per hour!" - Jinghao Yan
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Dirk Boye retweeted
12 Jun 2019
It is sometime useful to have a senior developers in the team..
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Dirk Boye retweeted
30 Dec 2018
SRP for tests: One broken requirement should cause only one test to fail.
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Dirk Boye retweeted
27 Dec 2018
Unit testing without integration testing
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Dirk Boye retweeted
7 Dec 2018
First rules of meetings: If the meeting is boring, politely leave.
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Dirk Boye retweeted
7 Dec 2018
Managers and leads, one of your high priority goals is to keep your people out of meetings.
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Dirk Boye retweeted
7 Nov 2018
Seriously Python, you default to parsing American Date format, and then quietly switch format if that doesn’t work?!
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Dirk Boye retweeted
31 Aug 2018
Python comes with batteries included; Ruby comes with a pretty random smattering of batteries; JavaScript is like "just strap 2,000 cells together to make your own battery; it worked for Tesla".
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Dirk Boye retweeted
1 Sep 2018
I’d like to use emacs but I started with vi and I just can’t quit.
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Dirk Boye retweeted
12 Jul 2018
One reason managing technical debt, etc., is often downvoted when prioritising work stems from a misunderstanding that work adding business value should be prioritised: good technical quality doesn't add business value; poor quality loses it. Prioritise to maximise, not to add.
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Dirk Boye retweeted
11 Jul 2017
Using A C Object's Member Function with C-style Callbacks
embeddedartistry.com/blog/20…
#cpp
#cplusplus
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“Why aren’t people taking initiative?” by @jyhsu writing.jeanhsu.com/why-aren…
Dirk Boye retweeted
Just one last compilation...
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