Software Developer in Philadelphia, PA. Java, Kotlin, Spring Boot, Cloud Native. Opinions are my own. LinkedIn: https://xitter.cf/t.co/U8MNTqCOkv

Philadelphia, PA
Joined October 2019
This year's keynote at #PhillyETE? Choreorobotics with @CatieCuan, the inaugural Artist-In-Residence at Everyday Robots. You don't want to miss this year's lineup. Reserve your tickets today — seating is limited, and Early Bird pricing ends 3/15 ➡️ 2023.phillyemergingtech.com/…
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I don't know who needs to hear this but if you are working with a system that makes it easy for you to make mistakes then you are working with a _poorly designed_ system.
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Let's get together (virtually) for coffee! Join us for Coffee, Code, & Chat next Tue 10/11 at 6pm meetup.com/women-who-code-ph…
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What makes an API RESTful? Why would you want a RESTful API? Join @alibdev1 our first-ever Philly Women in Tech conference. She'll show you how REST APIs are structured, and why it's beneficial to design APIs in a RESTful way. Virtual & free on Oct 18th: chariotsolutions.com/pwit/
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⭐ Introduction to #GraphQL ⭐ Join us for an introduction to GraphQL in this lunch and learn next Wednesday 9/28 at 12pm! #VirtualEvent #WomenWhoCode
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Get an introduction to #GraphQL in our upcoming lunch and learn on September 28th! meetup.com/women-who-code-ph…
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👩🏾‍💻 Philly Women in Tech - A Guided Tour of #FullStack Join @ChariotSolution on Oct 18th for a virtual in-depth view of what’s new and emerging in full stack development, and share best practices and advice. chariotsolutions.com/pwit/
⭐️ Tomorrow at 6pm via Zoom ⭐️ ✅ Chat about tech ✅ Connect with #WomenWhoCode meetup.com/women-who-code-ph…
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Are you a self-identified woman working in dev or design and looking to level up your skills? Our new Philly Women in Tech conference focuses on full-stack development skills at the intermediate level. Join us! Virtual and free — get more info here: chariotsolutions.com/pwit/
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Rooting through git blame trying to figure out who’s responsible for this shit. xitter.cf/SlenderSherbet/status/…
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Mixing Jackson, JPA and Swagger annotations in a single class is a crime.
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Nobody will remember: - Your salary - Your fancy title - How ‘busy’ you were - How many hours you worked Everyone will remember: - That you were the on-call - That you applied your SQL fix directly to the prod DB - That you forgot the WHERE clause on your UPDATE
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interviewer: if you can explain what deadlocks are, I’ll hire you me: hire me, and I’ll explain deadlocks
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Replying to @mipsytipsy
Teams should interview their prospective manager. "Here's your new manager we just hired" is a disaster more often than not.
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yes. individual engineers can *write* software, but only teams can deliver, ship, maintain and own software. the smallest unit of software delivery is the team.
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hot tip: to avoid writing bugs, don't write software
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whether you test in production depends on the meaning of "test", "in", and "production", but also yes you do
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The most useful place for most people to invest their time is not tests, but instrumentation and observability. Building wide rich events with lots of context, but also tracing. Spans are 🔎 for your code. The place with the second most leverage is deploys.
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Alicia Bendz retweeted
anyone who is passionate about utc timestamps has been through some dark stuff
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