Technologist, software architect, mentor, author, speaker, cyberneticist. Opinions my own. see also fosstodon.org/@peterritchie
Joined March 2008
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Blogged: Things That Caught My Attention Last Week - June 7 bit.ly/49Ox6Nf #dotnet
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Peter Ritchie 💭 retweeted
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Peter Ritchie 💭 retweeted
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Effective dev practices are mostly the same as effective AI practices.
- Limit WIP.
- Check in often.
- Iterate based on feedback.
- Create small, focused tickets.
- Implement strong automated quality checks.
- Avoid vague requests. Garbage in, garbage out.
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Quality if everyone's job, but only some take responsibility for it.
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Quality is everyone's job. Not a phase. Not a department. Not a gate at the end. Everyone every day.
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Wow, MagicMapper even links to the AutoMapper site in Nuget. nuget.org/packages/MagicMapp…
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Peter Ritchie 💭 retweeted
Congrats to Peter Smulovics (@MountGellert) on the .NET Foundation spotlight! From Microsoft to leading .NET practices at Morgan Stanley, his impact on C#, Azure, and FINOS is massive. A true community leader driving open-source innovation.
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Peter Ritchie 💭 retweeted
Huge news: JetBrains ReSharper is now free for non-commercial use! 🚀 Level up your VS Code, Cursor, or Antigravity setup with pro-grade C# tooling.
Learn more: hubs.ly/Q049nR-00 #dotnet #OSS
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Blogged: Things That Caught My Attention Last Week - April 5 bit.ly/4si7GxS #dotnet
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In North America, that would result in a third lane of cars 😔
Wow! If only we could make THIS the norm in the UK - imagine how many lives would be saved/improved if emergency vehicles could get to crash sites faster.
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Code reviews are a necessary evil for many teams, for which an alternative is probably needed.
Mar 29
Just learned a team at Microsoft is doing code reviews *after* merge.
Why? To move faster.
No more pausing work to wait for code reviews.
No need for stacked PRs.
No more time-consuming merge conflicts caused by long code review delays.
This has risks, but may work well for a team that is:
- mature
- high trust
- has strong automated quality checks
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Blogged: Things That Caught My Attention The Last Two Weeks - March 29 bit.ly/41DBEkO #dotnet
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RT @disaster_sarah: “This hour has 22 minutes” (a legendary Canadian sketch comedy show) did a Pitt parody on the Canadian healthcare syste…
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