hiisi

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   by hiisi 12y ago

   C -> Redis I haven't written any C for years, but really enjoyed skimming through Redis codebase, it's so clean, easily understandable and extensible.
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   by hiisi 12y ago

   Also, "getRequiredSampleSize" is called twice for each variant - in the "getResult"'s loop and then inside "hasEnoughData". Same thing for "getVariant". Would you welcome a pull request? Your pro
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   by hiisi 13y ago

   Feels like the "Easy to modify and maintain" part is confusing the benefits of using Node.js with benefits of good application design.
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   by hiisi 13y ago

   Do I understand correctly that your stable 'master' branch is always ready for release? Basically it means that changes (fixes) should be relatively small, otherwise they are released via channels, correct?
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   by hiisi 13y ago

   I think the article says that the API is stable unless you have access to "Alpha" and "Beta" channels.
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   by hiisi 13y ago

   Absolutely. Once you hit the wall trying to solve a problem, you better distance yourself from that problem. Otherwise you'll likely be hitting the same wall over and over again. For me personally, quiet walk probably won't cut it
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   by hiisi 13y ago

   Thanks! Probably the best collection of SaaS related articles I've seen on the internet.
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   by hiisi 13y ago

   I'd say methods should be small enough so that their intent is clear. Usually it means that methods should have exactly one responsibility, otherwise they seem bloated.
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   by hiisi 13y ago

   Great article! I wonder if the guys are doing code reviews for each PR along with making sure build is green. In our team, we've been doing code reviews for about three years now and can't imagine our workflow without them.