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Effective Engineering retweeted
Avoid gray job shifting!
These are fallback roles people take when they fail to excel in their core careers. For example, don't shift to QA if you are a struggling engineer. If you are average in management, Learn, and don't shift to a Scrum Master.
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Successful founders often leave great roles, such as Google engineer, NASA scientist, and SpaceX designer, to build something people want.
If your fallback isn’t as strong, level up your skills first.
Entrepreneurship is a harder path, not an escape.
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Tip #1 for making an impact 🚀
Collaborate cross-functionally!
Attend design reviews, brainstorming sessions, or product demos to stay aligned and offer technical insights early in the process. It sets the stage for stronger collaboration and smarter solutions.
Effective Engineering retweeted
4 values every dev/builder should have
Customer Focus: Build with users in mind.
Results Orientation: Code that drives measurable results.
Collaboration: Work with others to amplify impact.
Innovation: Solve problems, lead change.
Effective Engineering retweeted
Observability Tools is all you need
1. Log Management and Analysis
help track and analyze system events, enabling deep insights into system behavior, like OpenSearch and ELK Stack
2.Performance Monitoring
Datadog, New Relic, and Prometheus provide comprehensive performance monitoring, tracking infrastructure health, application performance, and user interactions.
3.Visualization and Dashboards
Grafana offers real-time dashboards for visualizing system health, often used with Prometheus.
4. Edge and Deployment Monitoring
Cloudflare ensures optimal performance during high traffic, and Argo offers real-time visibility into deployment pipelines.
5. Incident Management and Alerting PagerDuty provides real-time alerts and escalations, helping teams act swiftly during incidents.
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Refactoring isn’t necessary if the interface works well, even with messy code.
If it’s functional and not slowing progress, leave it as is.
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Stop wasting your time focusing only on tech skills.
Here is your roadmap to growth 🧵👇
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Scaling Twitter: How Addressing Technical Debt Rescued the Platform
Dive into the story of how tackling technical debt played a key role in scaling twitter now @engineering's infrastructure.
If you found it insightful, don't forget to like and share!
open.substack.com/pub/theeff…
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Balancing between practices and the how to refactor is key to effective healthy codebase and better DX
👇 How to refactor code in the real world
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Effective Release Management: An Ultimate Guide
A well-thought-out release strategy helps you manage risks, improve system performance, and ensure smooth, continuous delivery of value to users.
Learn more here
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