Ryan Robbins

I just contacted my Georgia state legislators, asking them to vote NO on a #RankedChoiceVoting ban. RCV would make elections cheaper and you would have to go back to the polls for runoff elections! Contacting your legislators is fast and easy: fairvoteaction.quorum.us/campaign/StopS…

Know anyone starting their career who wants to do #MobProgramming/#EnsembleProgramming remote full time? recruiting2.ultipro.com/HUN1007HUIND/J… To practice for this interview, verbalize code to someone else while doing a kata or better yet the Tennis Refactoring Kata! RT please!

The Software Crafters UnConference is coming up November 4! At an UnConference the agenda is created by the attendees, during the event, ensuring that you get to discuss things that matter to you. I’d love to see you there. scunconf.com

REFACTR.TECH focuses on #tech while enabling co around #dei & #intersectionality with 50 sessions covering topics like engineering, data, accessibility, career, and more. Tickets are only $199 but prices go up on Wed! refactr.tech #atlanta #conference

@NotMyAgile Don’t worry it will follow best practices.

The PMO will decide which version of agile you can use on this project. #NotMyAgile

TDD Process Smells from 2009, still mostly right. buff.ly/3mcnti3

Mobbing's inefficient. A mob of 3 takes 3 times as long to finish a story. It's more efficient to have 1 person code, submit a pull request, wait a day or two for a review, reply, wait, reply/edit, wait, edit, wait, wait, edit, wait, merge. #NotMyAgile

The standard tragedy that we keep trying to deny (because it's hard to comply): * Capacity-to-do is finite: we can only do so much * Time is finite: it runs out * Opportunity is time-sensitive, and consumes capacity

Airbnb just announced its new remote work policy for its employees. As someone who has lived in airbnbs the last two years, here are the lines that stood out to me the most… 🧵 news.airbnb.com/airbnbs-design…

I’ve worked in testing for almost 10 years. Here are some of my favourite free online resources and tools 🧵👇

@nickchapsas Just run the tests.

What was the best advice you ever had as a programmer?

PRs: The worst possible way to review code (1/7) We used to talk when reviewing code. Now we throw a pointer to a diff over a wall, and trust that others care enough to do a good review. (Or cynically, hope they don't care enough to find things we must fix.) // @tottinge

Free learning hour next Monday: Mobs vs Pairs vs Individuals eventbrite.com/e/learning-hou…

@NativeWired @Mentimeter @RonJeffries I read this at the beginning of my career as a software developer and I am so glad I did.

As part of inspiring developers and others at @Mentimeter , I bought ten copies of @RonJeffries’ book “The nature of software development” that people can grab :) This is a book I wish all developers would read; developers in the broadest sense of the word :)

Our Emmersioneer Jon Turner will be sharing what he knows about C# 9 and 10. Many changes have been made since C#'s debut and Jon will be going over records, top-level statements, and global features of 9 and 10. Register below so you don't miss it! hubs.ly/Q011F7RF0

@chrisstonedev I believe you are now obligated to create alternative heads for your content. Perhaps your smart fridge also needs to display your reading list?

@chrisstonedev Oh. It’s a headless CMS. I remember that coming up as a technology we might be interested in. Thanks for the article.

@chrisstonedev @nextjs @sanity_io @tailwindcss @Netlify Cool. It reminds me of GraphQL a bit.