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newsletter.automationhacks.io
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| | | | | "I'm not a great programmer; I'm just a good programmer with great habits." - Kent Beck | |
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beny23.github.io
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| | | | | "Outdated tech stack and metaphorical gaffer tape holding together the code" - sound familiar? How about "We can't recruit, because nobody wants to touch this legacy stuff"? Yet banks and governments would stop working if mainframes were switched off. Instead of outsourcing to the lowest bidder, maintenance is a job for experienced engineers. Not "the short straw", brown field development can be more exciting than a feature factory. After all, the shiny code written today is the legacy code of tomorrow... | |
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vivqu.com
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| | | | | Looking ahead to the future of programming that increasingly involves LLMs, it's becoming clear that the most important thing for software engineers to cultivate is taste. As I discuss in GenAI is not a silver bullet, training great software designers will continue to be the essential challenge o... | |
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yolken.net
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| | | In a previous post, I discussed preparing for coding interviews as a candidate. In this post, I want to flip to the other side of the table and talk about conducting better interviews from the interviewer perspective. | ||
