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@RemLampa the feeling of it rolling over at the last second 😬

The anxiety that is Google Authenticator timeout

@BenBeattieHood vaguely reminds me of this comic xkcd.com/1367/

I'm asked, why specialise in eventsourcing and front end? Answer: front end was one of the first microservices.

I'm going to tell my kid that ABCD stands for Activision, Blizzard, Call of Duty, Doom, Excel, Flight Simulator, GitHub, HoloLens, IE, J++, Kinect, Lumia, Minecraft, Notepad, Office, Project, Q#, Remote Desktop, Surface, Teams, Ultimate GamePass, Visio, Word, Xbox, Yammer & Zune.

DDD's biggest adoption problem is 'six blind men and an elephant'. Many developers encounter parts of DDD, often the patterns, and find it confusing because they can't see the whole. This becomes worse when developers form cargo cults around the parts of the DDD 'elephant'.

@shanselman Whoa. Takes me back! This introduced me to both chess and video games!

Playing Chess the way I learned

"What we call technical practices are mostly social team practices that require technical skills" youtube.com/watch?v=6KjXkQ…

Kokolektahin namin yung mga links ng mga groups for LENI at iba pang resources para sa campaign ni @lenirobredo , pumunta dito github.com/itsleni/awesom…

@BenBeattieHood I think the only reason I didn't was because I was expected to hand it down. Haha.

Write in books. Always. Unless you disrespect the book and would want to get rid of it. 📖📚

@happyautomata seeeeedlings

#seedling #seedlings

@alterisian Happy to continue promoting it!

Hey @JonnLouieDev great to see you involved in the #mobprogramming experiment. Would love to know if you think you could find others to work with last month, and join from your region? Happy to help give you material to promote it with :)

Spent a few hours of the morning mobbing with some great devs from around the globe. Good learning experience and enjoyed collaborating with others! The event's still running for another 20 hours and you can still join in!

One of the biggest problems with business software is that architecture gets promoted to more significance compared to the model. Most models are ordinary, and could be implemented by school students for a lot less cost than the 7-9 figures spent on the ordinary ones. 1/7

Honestly, a lot of free software is free as in *piano.* It's right there. Nobody is stopping you. You could totally spend hours of painstaking labor getting it carried up your front steps or built from a clusterfuck of diffs and patches or whatever. Everyone knows you won't.

There's something so magically delightful when after years of mental noodling, you finally unlock that abstraction that makes it all fall into place. Then the flood of easy work that flows from that unlocking abstraction. It doesn't get much better than that in programming 😍

We are building a new Ruby on Rails development team in our Melbourne office to work on core development for our newest product: Recruitment Marketing and we are looking for a Technical Lead. Come work with me! pupcareers.pageuppeople.com/jobs/technical…

@mishmashtan All the O_O code in the foundation of the stack. XD

“What movies make my job look like” vs “What I actually do”...? 😆 #Coding #DevLife

Jenga is now my favorite analogy for software dev. XD

I will be speaking remotely for the #agilesingapore meetup on 10 September. I think anyone in the time zone or similar can attend. meetup.com/Agile-Singapor…

Or maybe it isn't worth the investment, and like in the article, HTTP's really just all you need for most of these services.

What's been on my mind lately is how you can build towards this if you can't afford to adopt it all wholesale, or if there are bits and pieces you can get value out of without buying into the entire thing.

Challenges with CQRS-ES: steep learning curve, finding the right tooling, and managing distributed services. I still feel like it's an ideal solution for any sufficiently complex system spanning multiple domains. @thestartup_ link.medium.com/L05hAxBOY7