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I'm surprised that there are people out there who don't know the "boy scout" rule yet. Happy to see these "fundamentals" being still spread around

There are so many benefits around having a personal blog that I'm surprised about reading all these negative comments. I started blogging about tech and security when I was 13/14 y…

Switched to https://languagetool.org/ and I'm super happy about it.

I have been using this way of blogging for years now and it works perfectly. I didn't know about Cloudflare pages, thanks for sharing! I use Jekyll, Github pages and Cloudflare. I …

So did they just discover pair programming? :D Also, I'm reading lots of comments that are pointing out that they don't like doing pair programming because they do it wrongly. In t…

Location: Málaga, Spain, Europe Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Java, SpringBoot, Go, Gin, Typescript, Postgres, Kafka, AWS, Product Engineering Résumé/CV: https:…

Having some tests is necessary to avoid mostly of the bugs that other comments are pointing out. Perhaps it's just me, but I don't trust code that hasn't been tested.

Location: Málaga, Spain, Europe Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No but occasional travel OK Technologies: Java, Go, Typescript, Rust Résumé/CV: https://linkedin.com/in/dlion Email…

I like a lot the "rule of three" when it comes to have to choose when to DRY. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rule_of_three_(computer_progra...

Location: Málaga, Spain, Europe, EMEA, SEMEA Remote: Full-remote Willing to relocate: no Technologies: Java, Go, Typescript, Spring, PostgreSQL, AWS, Spring, TDD, Extreme Programmi…

Agree, I spoke with some taxi drivers who were there just for the summer season and they told me that they've been doing that every year, sharing a small flat with other taxi drive…

Ahaha same, I thought about it for a few seconds

In Italy washing the coffee pot with detergent is considered a sin. The "oily" that you describe gives a better taste, and it's something that every "nonna"(grandmother) teaches yo…

You are describing scaled trunk-based development, not trunk-based development See https://trunkbaseddevelopment.com/ to know more about it

Pretty common if you ask me. Especially, if you work in companies where pair programming is a thing, you do TDD (or at least write tests), have feature toggles, and a CI/CD pipelin…