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cdevs
7y ago
Pretty cool stuff, i know ive asked for some of these features as my team uses asana for as much as we can and jira was super slow and clunky back in the day - though i checked it out recently and it seems like a much better experience. In
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cdevs
7y ago
I love the uncluttered ui for the site you work for https://sumup.com/ sticks the message to the potential customer instead of shoving lots of blog/jobs/other links all over the place as in the top menu.
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cdevs
8y ago
I notice at my job there were a lot of i need feature x to which we commonly replied i would like to build x but the horrible old y system is stopping me or we would just make things much worse to try and meld feature x into legacy/mes
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cdevs
8y ago
I think the ridiculous thing is every mom and pop site and blog and website needs to be gdpr compliant? insane. If the true intent was to make sure large players have their system in check then they should have simply said if you have 50,00
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cdevs
9y ago
Whatever your job title might be if you are the eyes and ears that generate feedback for the CEO and other management teams what are your ways of leading and guiding a lazy employee? Software developers or not it seems like as soon as every
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cdevs
9y ago
This is a much longer story than I jotted down on my phone as a comment, also a tiny mutli million dollar startup but after the mostly negative comments I recieved on this post I'm starting to think there is easily a phsycological US v
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cdevs
9y ago
To be honest im a passive aggressive push over, I believe in jumping in, failing early and finishing early, I asked if i could have my job back of just throwing head phones on and working but the ceo says EVERYONE is happy with me and he li
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cdevs
9y ago
We're no google but I have lead the software department on techical decisions and scaling for the past 3 years as the company/startup tripled in growth. We are a tiny power rangers sized team, I probably just have angst in my comm
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cdevs
9y ago
A certain quote or just trolling by?
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cdevs
9y ago
I was recently a lead developer and asked to manage the team by the team. I noticed running the team can't be generalized in one size fits all, some people just want clear descriptions of projects to work and and some people want to ov
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cdevs
9y ago
Every word on high touch was true about where I work and I hate it.
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cdevs
9y ago
Restful? I thought it was dead and graphql was the new silver bullet for everything? On a serious note though this is seriously needed and I actually like the start of this API I would mind curling a device and seeing how easy it is to writ
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cdevs
9y ago
Love the artwork and the work your putting into this. To be honest I'm in the middle of a graphql debate right now because our ad-hoc burger/salad endpoint said are how our API product are currently sold. Much like Burger King we
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cdevs
9y ago
It would be scary if someone found a flaw in their API or data that exposed who went where from where everyday. It may not be stored that way but people who work at secure locations aren't allowed to bring in cell phones or workout wat
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cdevs
9y ago
This seems like it would be subjective but it actually tells a story. Most likely tickets aren't being broken down enough, one employee could be snagging easy bug tickets in the morning and another employee could be working on a epic f
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9y ago
I've followed some videos on f#, rust is just one of those things i keep hearing about and want to look at why it keeps coming up in forums and i actually assumed it was just another functional programming language. Dropping into http
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cdevs
9y ago
F#, rust, any time I dig into functional programming I learn so many new ways to tackle problems.
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cdevs
9y ago
Is her journey more for the code or the ability to create games? The artwork is pretty cool I some how assumed you took part in the art. I remember being a good doodler but lost my attention in putting to much effort into a detailed sketch.
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cdevs
9y ago
I'd like to see the rest of this implemented. What does this global functions look like? Are they swamped with if statements "I hope not" or are you storing some game logic in structs to replace polymorphism. I don't dis
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cdevs
9y ago
On the other end of this emotional spectrum I have always loved watching games evolve with me and what you think is now the best is kids stuff compared to what comes next. Mortal kombat and doom enraged parents at the time and now the stuff
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cdevs
9y ago
Seems weird to put some of these languages up against each other when most of the time they are use in completely different project types games vs web vs apps vs front end vs desktop vs whatever.
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9y ago
I've noticed a disconnect between people we bring on the team that have a heavy oop style or do brilliant things in low level code but they lack writing code for teams fresh out of college. I remember writing magic code that did conven
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cdevs
9y ago
I would be interested in a source code scanner that tells you how many functions or lines can modify a variable and show a table of variables/counts. This could be helpful on a new small codebase or checking variables in a specific ugl
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cdevs
9y ago
Woah, my story is almost the same as yours except I started out in iOS games and what not at about 27 compare to your 25 then moved to backend stuff around 30 to get away from being stuck in Apple only world and now I'm managing a 10
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cdevs
9y ago
The result looks awesome, it always feels great to create something software or physical.
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cdevs
9y ago
People at my job use a version of this called smoking and a lunch break.
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cdevs
9y ago
I did a year of community college courses and all but 2 of them were online. In person I hated 19 year olds wasting class time that I've paid for and loved being able to push forward online on my time. I would be interested in finishin
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cdevs
9y ago
The lip syncing tech looks great, and the personality that comes out in the voice would be a dream to have if I couldn't speak for myself.
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cdevs
9y ago
Agree, I think code review also helps yank out that laziness in that code that we thought we didn't have time to make more readable. Send the code back and make them push their code to a better level before putting it live. I've n
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cdevs
9y ago
Spread your knowledge around, read on oop, read on functional programming, learn what google and Facebook do in a situation, learn to get good enough to criticize with confidence. If you can't criticize a situation with confidence then
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