Douglas Luce

I’m happy to share that I’m starting a new position as Software Engineer IV at Databricks! lnkd.in/gBy8a-pE

Okera is heading to #reinvent2022 and demoing #OkeraEnsemble, find out how it can protect your company's data! Are you going to #reinvent2022? Escape the crowds on the main show floor and meet with us in our room in the Venetian…lnkd.in/g7eT3_j3 lnkd.in/gv6rrhhj

The countdown is on! #AIRSIDELIVE is only 18 days away! Join us in-person at The TWA Hotel ✈️ in NYC May 24-26! #DataSecurity #DataPrivacy #DataGovernance #TrustDataRevolution Begin building trust here ➡️ bit.ly/3kQAIUM

@jesslynnrose douglasluce.com

One of the hardest things to teach in software engineering: it's literally all made up, functions are just GOTOs, the computer doesn't care what anything is called, almost all the "structure" in our code is only there to make something convenient for another human to comprehend

@kari_triescode Congratulations!

@gurlcode It finally clicked for me a couple of years ago, but once I really “got” debugging it’s a hard requirement for everything I do now. Being able to set a breakpoint in a package in a node_modules folder and seeing how the data you pass in is actually used, is so much easier.

@cinnamon_msft Windows Subsystem for Linux

What’s your favorite Windows tool and why?

@jsjoeio Amazing auto completion

What's the #1 selling point for TypeScript?

@kentcdodds @RideOnewheel Nice Onewheel! I recently put fangs on mine as well. Love the custom grip.

This is where I was working today.

Some days I can't believe where I am. 10 years ago I was walking down the side of the road with nothing but pocket change; toddler on my hip, gas can in my hand, barely awake from the night shift at Krispy Kreme, about to be evicted... Today I'm merging my own PRs at Apple.

@florinpop17 Understanding the impact of changes that need to be made, and how those changes will interact with the existing code base.

What is the most time consuming task you have to do as a developer?

@taniarascia I really like the structure that redux-toolkit suggests in their documentation. It’s divided into a /features/ folder where all pieces of a feature are together.

Since there's no consensus on the architectural directory structure for React projects, I'm going to write up my proposal on a layout that I think makes sense. I'd love to hear what you think works the best for a React project in 2021.

Should I tell them?

@Deveshb15 Vercel’s NextJS hosting is amazing, and free at their hobby level. The automatic deployment features are fantastic.

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This reminded me of another story. We used to know this incredibly talented software programmer that was an artist, a genius, a visionary, and very strongly opinionated. He was ahead of his time. 1/

I’M TRYING TO GO TO SPACE & you can help me get there! If you retweet this video, I’ll print your name on a shirt and wear it in space in your honor ☄️ #inspiration4contest #sendsimonetospace sendsimoneto.space

@kentcdodds There are fully electric water heaters with large tanks. They use heating elements on the top and bottom of the tank, in a loop, that heat the water. They are very common, and easy to install. They just need 220v power.

Anyone here have a fully electric water heater? ⚡💧🔥 I was told by a plumber that they're not a thing (or that if they are they would be super inefficient), but I'm pretty sure they were wrong. Curious if anyone has experience with them.

@thecaitcode I have a B.S. in Software Development that I studied for after becoming a developer. I was already in progress so I finished while working.

If you’re a developer / software engineer of any kind, what was your degree in college (or did you not go to college?) I want to see the educational diversity of this field. I’ll start - I majored in Psychology.