Stephen Shary

Just wrapped up a hackathon at @ACVAuctions ! Our team: "Stranger Inputs"used strange and exotic ways to write code. We finished up writing code in an oculus quest 2 using Copilot with voice automation!

Finished a talk @momentumdevcon where we did a live demo coding on the audience's phones. I'm still convinced that the #reactnative ecosystem is the fastest mobile development platform.

one thing i learned from my talk last week from @momentumdevcon everyone seems to be in the dark with how much they should make in the market I had a bunch of senior/architect level devs talking to me to make sure they are getting paid enough

I love being back in person at tech conferences!

I don't like writing tests for my code, but it helps prevent production issues. Just as brushing my teeth helps prevent cavities.

Things I love in the morning: Hot coffee and writing code!

"sometimes someone will make a decision that you KNOW is the wrong decision. sometimes, if its not going to bankrupt your company, you need to let them do that - because leadership is about encouraging people to make their own decisions" -@StephenShary #DevOpsDaysBUF

Can you really use the same code for both web and native? Dive into the benefits and tradeoffs of React Native with @StephenShary. momentumdevcon.com/session/349922

Again reminded how much easier using SQL is than using an ORM. I don't understand why ORMs are so popular.

Delivering new features and talking about new products while users are literally falling down on your platform: twitter.com/7SpringsPA/sta…

Cost of Attrition benjiweber.co.uk/blog/2022/01/1… via @benjiweber

what I want to know is whether we are logging on behalf of j, or logging to earn more j

Building docker images has been evolving over the years and there are new strategies to do this well in pipelines. dev.to/stevesmashcode…

Happy Monday! 😀

"Success is largely the failures you avoid. Health is the injuries you don't sustain. Wealth is the purchases you don't make. Happiness is the objects you don't desire. Peace of mind is the arguments you don't engage. Avoid the bad to protect the good." –@JamesClear

LOL!

Programming isn't like playing an instrument. Micro skills (like typing) matter little compared to macro skills (problem-solving, adaptivity, abstraction...) That's why, by the time you're 30, it doesn't matter if you learned programming at age 5, 15, or 25.

"If debugging is the process of removing software bugs, then programming must be the process of putting them in." - E. W. Dijkstra

It's a tough life pair programming. youtube.com/watch?v=psw9G9…

Is it okay to turn my computer back on now?