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SeanKilleen
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About SeanKilleen
Web: https://SeanKilleen.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/sjkilleen Mastodon: https://mastodon.social/@sjkilleen
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About Me
* VP of Innovation and Products at SCT Software * Microsoft MVP (one of roughly 120 Dev Tools MVPs in the US) * Organizer of .NET DC * Fun fact: I once led a team to deliver a modernization project that analysts called "more complex than the moon landing". * I'm the lead of the NUnit docs team and (as of Feb 2023) am a member of the NUnit Core Team. * I am a huge fan of the agility & DevOps mindsets. You can find me collaborating for smaller loops almost everywhere I go. I love taking groups from A -> B. * I love teaching and have been a certified instructor for the ScrumAlliance CSD certification and the ICAgile Agile Testing & Automation certifications.
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Folks are going to have strong opinions here about things, so I'll try to stick to my personal experience. I adopted 1Password at my current organization. Overall, I've been very s…
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I got a surprising amount of positive feedback on a job description I wrote recently, both internally and from candidates. So, I figured I’d write up my process here in case it can…
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Show HN: Random 1:1 Topic Suggestions
Hacked it together quickly because I wanted a tiny tool. Resonated with others so I thought I'd post it here. Just plain & basic HTML / CSS / JS. Enjoy!
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Jira is a perfect example of how culture influences tools. I've seen and been a part of environments where I agreed with this sentiment, and also where I felt the opposite. The dif…
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Thanks for posting! Original author here if anyone has questions/comments.
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We're developing in .NET and publishing Linux containers deployed to Kubernetes. It's been an absolute joy!
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"Dadabase" was right there.
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Our company's app is written in .NET 7 (soon to upgrade to .NET 8) and deployed via Linux containers into Kubernetes. It is a delightful ecosystem to work with. Productivity is hug…
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This book (Bird by Bird) is one of my favorites; recognized it immediately from the submission title. I've long said to folks that much of her advice in Bird by Bird is applicable …
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After over TWENTY years leading the NUnit project, Charlie is stepping back. Has NUnit helped you, your career, or your organization? We'd love to hear about it at https://github.c…
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Show HN: TF-Whatsup – Highlight Relevant Terraform Release Notes
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In case anyone is looking to get familiar with how to work through some problems using TDD in C# with NUnit or xUnit, thought I'd post here. The post is not meant to be dogmatic or…
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Personal stance: I've heard direct feedback from others that it makes them feel more welcome and normalizes an idea that is important to them, so I tend to include them in various …