jovanni

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   by jovanni 10y ago

   On occasion you do that. But usually it's just a couple if statements in a couple places with very little code duplicated. Also, again, it's expected that after it's tested you delete the old path. It's a short lived tra
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   by jovanni 10y ago

   I work at a company that uses feature flags heavily for releases. Even most refactors are done behind a flag. It works surprisingly well, especially when you have 20 developers all trying to release different features at the same time, you
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   by jovanni 10y ago

   I think the "thrill of turning text into action" might be an adult sentiment. I wouldn't write this off. I decided I wanted to learn to "program" when I was 8, but I had no mentors, and no adults I knew could tell m
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   How Adobe Really Killed Flash(jacx.net)

   5 points by jovanni 10y ago|2 comments