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    Ask HN: What metrics stack are you using for side projects

    After having worked with a nice metrics stack in my worklife. I feel kind of blind in my side projects. What are all y'all using for metrics and visualization for your side project…

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    Comment #31942746

    I notice on your team page - you have a CMO? Maybe they should know, or find out ;)

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    Comment #31942741

    I have been diving reasonably deep into the Tool For Thought category over the last two years, but have yet to see notegarden in this space. I concur with the spend your effort on …

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    Comment #26012651

    I have build a little tool to help teams work in creating a healthier culture: https://cultooling.com It could go either way :D

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    Comment #18110471

    In Continuous Delivery and DevOps: Lean software Development - Mary & Tom Poppendieck The DevOps Handbook - Gene Kim, Jez Humble, Patrick Debois Accelerate - Nicole Forsgren, Jez H…

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    Ask HN: Who uses custom versions of common tools in their build pipeline?

    I'm going to participate in a debate on monolithic vs many smaller repositories. One of my points is that many companies does not have a scale where investing heavily in custom too…

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    Comment #16288988

    I'm going to say Groovy. It allows you to do all the nifty things Java does, but you just feel infinitely more productive.

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    Comment #12226244

    Many sites have started using "magic links" where you can choose to either receive an email with a link that will authenticate you or you can input the password. Both Netflix and S…

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    Comment #7687152

    At work I was server admin because I was the one that had tried to install Linux before. This is probably more common than it should be. There was one development server and at som…