#Programmers

Uncle Bob Martin

unclebobmartin

For seven decades we programmers rode a technology that was skyrocketing exponentially. We got very accustomed to the rapid change. Now that change has slowed to a near stop; yet

John W Kloetzli, Jr

JJcoolkl

A 'programmer trap' is something that feels productive but in practice adds very little value to a project. Refactoring can easily become a programmer trap.What are some others? Creating "the

Vladimir Agaev

vladimir_agaev

[1/3] There is theory, and then there is reality. People spend so much time to make their #reactjs components pure and reusable. I've never seen truly reused cross-project react components

David R. MacIver

DRMacIver

You know, the more I think about how obsessed programmers are with their tools, the weirder it gets.This is not how tools are supposed to work, folks. Tools are the

Jason Swett

JasonSwett

Here's an interesting question to ponder:What would it take to increase the size of the Ruby community by 10X? I raise the question because I like Ruby and I want

geekahjumma

geekahjumma

#StartUp Drama: Startups already make distruption into our of everyday life, but the concept still foreign to the general public. Making startup into drama themes, makes it more familiar to

embr 🐉

_liclac

@thetrainline Anyway, every time this happens, I just enter "Santa Claus", because the name isn't actually sent over the card network for your bank to validate in the first place.(This

Richard Geldreich

richgel999

I've seen multiple entire successful commercial game studios in the US and CA built from the ground up with *zero whiteboard interviewing*. They conducted a bunch of 2-3 on 1

Bill Mill

llimllib

"require a strong minor in some field other than computer science and mathematics... Without real experience in using the computer to get useful results the computer science major is apt

🐮 Mikko Ohtamaa

moo9000

1/ My unpopular thesis for smart contract development and developers: There is no room for novice developers or friendly tools in the smart contract world, #ethereum or else. 2/ No

Ari Lewis 🚀

amlewis4

11 lessons from Patrick McKenzieInspired by the livestream between @david_perell and @patio11 Lessons Writing is a form of signaling• Patrick played a lot of World of Warcraft• He ran

Zed A. Shaw, Writer

lzsthw

I've found that if you dig for original sources of many beliefs in computer science and the tech industry you find some total BS "paper" that was really just a

Richard Geldreich

richgel999

On Source Engine 1 you would see mountains of ancient code that nobody understood anymore. No one human understood the whole thing. It was impossible. Adding major new graphical features

Victor Godinez

VictorGodinez

My theory on SW: its vision of sci-fi is largely mechanical (switches, levers, giant lasers, walkers) because that’s what sci-fi was in the serials that influenced George Lucas growing up.

Fran Wilde

fran_wilde

So here’s my theory. We did save the world in 2000. The programmers, that is. Everyone sweating bullets up past midnight on January 1. You all are big dam heroes.

We are R-Ladies

WeAreRLadies

I started this thread with the intention of discussing different types of data pipeline collaborators I interact with as an R programmer/data scientist - but instead it evolved into a

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