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Absolutely brutal subscription anti-pattern used by @EducativeInc. You must sign up for auto-renewal to get access, and there is no reminder prior to being charged.
Lesson for us SaaS companies looking to prioritize customer experience vs. counting on folks to forget things.
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We're getting some shoutouts!
12 Dec 2023
🏗️ Open Source streaming platform. Write and run typed data pipelines with a minimal, familiar syntax.
TypeStream is an abstraction layer on top of Kafka that allows you to write and run typed data pipelines with a minimal, familiar syntax.
github.com/typestreamio/type…
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Verifying myself: I am jevy on Keybase.io. KhDluNKs5NHMcSIRS7bGzNFeDrJeFLwQfa2n / keybase.io/jevy/sigs/KhDluNK…
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Luca and I have been cooking something up!
13 Jun 2023
Kafka excels at handling real-time data streams, offering a reliable, distributed, and fault-tolerant solution.
However, it can take a long time to build even the simplest applications on top of Kafka.
TypeStream makes it easy: 👇
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jevy retweeted
24 Nov 2022
The most important life skill: use meditation to create space between external stimulus and your response.
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jevy retweeted
10 Oct 2022
This is a friendly reminder to all my developer friends (and anyone with a skill). I don’t care if you’ve been programming for a year or 20, your skill and experience is valuable. If someone is asking for help with a project SHOULD BE COMPENSATED for this value.
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jevy retweeted
1 Sep 2022
After a restructuring at my former employer I’m now on the job market.
Looking for Lead/Principal Design IC or Design Management roles, primarily in UX, product design, or brand (but preferring to focus on product).
linkedin.com/in/johnathayde/
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jevy retweeted
25 May 2022
Congrats to 111 alum @gethumi on raising $31M Series B funding.🥳
businesswire.com/news/home/2…
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It's beautiful that there is so much flexibility in this industry that the shape of one's role can change so much even within the organization.
Great article @nonpedantic! I would add one more:
- Prototype / Sales Engineer - Able to pull pieces together quickly to demonstrate value.
TL;DR
- Software Architect More niche than a Staff Engineer
- Product Management - I did this for awhile. Very valuable for an eng.
30 Mar 2022
Career paths for Developers. Hint: there’s more than 2.
bit.ly/3wUlPIn by @nonpedantic
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Great thread on giving feedback folks! The only piece I would add:
Give feedback as close as possible to when you see a situation. This gives the individual a quick feedback loop to improve and they have a concrete example they can replay to do better next time.
11 Mar 2022
Giving feedback is easy.
Giving good feedback is SO hard.
I’ve coached many low performers and given feedback on technical behavioral situations. Some didn’t go the way I planned.
But over time, I learned how to structure deliver it well.
6 Tips I’ve Learned ✍️
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