t-rav

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by t-rav 8y ago
Someone read uncle bob's clean architecture
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by t-rav 9y ago
right on, break the habit and focus will follow.
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Worst advice I have ever been given as an entrepreneur(gritandgrace.biz)
2 points by t-rav 11y ago|0 comments
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by t-rav 11y ago
Pick a stack and go, your just wasting time and effort that is not focused on your value prop. Strictly pair program the implementation to facilitate quick knowledge transfer of the tech stack. In the early stages, it is about finding a min
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by t-rav 11y ago
I agree with your boss, 40h work weeks are the right way to do things. It's up to you to find the discipline to focus during the day to make it truly productive, not just feel productive. Finding a good workflow for what you do is the
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by t-rav 11y ago
Why re-invent the wheel ! All you need to do is properly understand your tool of choice. I have used Neo4j extensively for years and have had great results. Our biggest hurdle was understanding how to model the data for a graph properly. Ge
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by t-rav 11y ago
Not sure this is what you are looking for, but I use Sonar to id code quality issues. Check it out @ http://www.sonarqube.org/
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by t-rav 12y ago
Use a budget burn down - That is set a fixed budget for a set of proposed changes. Where the changes are a mixed bag of critical and nice to have features. Then promise to deliver some value. Where some value is the core features + some of
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by t-rav 12y ago
Success is all about consistency in setting and achieving goals. Take some time each evening to read, research and practice improving your skills in both tech and business. It may or may not yield the financial reward you are looking for, b