Thanks for the shoutout, @NCEOC2019! 🙌

Thanks for thinking of us, Rob! We know that we're not the first to think that giving a shit about what we do matters... and are happy to see that message spread!

Automatically Watch and Build Your Turborepo Monorepo with turbotree (by Mattie Behrens) bit.ly/3QIlot1

Scrum Your Money, Part 3: Create a Backlog (by Laura Corona) @Scrumdotorg bit.ly/3QMY7pV

"Monorepos are great, but watching and rebuilding them is a complicated problem. turbotree helps make it a lot easier." bit.ly/3QIlot1

Scrum Your Money, Part 2: Transparency and Ceremonies (by Laura Corona) @Scrumdotorg bit.ly/3MQs2wi

First, answer a few important questions. From there, create a backlog to map out and prioritize the steps to get to your money goal. bit.ly/3QMY7pV

Scrum Your Money, Part 1: Values (by Laura Corona) bit.ly/3MLGa9U

"In part two of this Scrum Your Money series, I'll cover the importance of money transparency and using sprint ceremonies to inspect your progress." bit.ly/3MQs2wi

Embracing Mainline Development: Beyond Feature Branches (by Ty Swanson) bit.ly/3SCVJ7G

When you scrum your money, you establish a framework for achieving your money goals and addressing financial challenges head-on. bit.ly/3MLGa9U

Stop Pair Programming and Start Pair Exploring (by Dylan Goings) bit.ly/3sDWGBW

"I recently embarked on an exploration of mainline development, a strategy where developers commit directly to the main branch." bit.ly/3SCVJ7G

Light and Dark Themes in @figma: A Variable-Powered Design Guide (by @bryanelkus) bit.ly/3MIN13Q

Articles providing tips on pair programming are ubiquitous. Instead, let's talk about pair exploring, including why and/or when to pair program. bit.ly/3sDWGBW

The Outsized Role Trust Plays in Your Software Project’s Success (by Gabe Berghuis) bit.ly/3ssJtMe

Designing for both light and dark themes used to be a painstaking process. Fortunately, @figma's variables come to the rescue. bit.ly/3MIN13Q

Why Developers Should Go to Meetups — Even if They’re Not Looking for a Job (by Louie Berwanger) bit.ly/3ssAhrg

Trust (or lack thereof) has an immense impact on a team's creativity and ability to navigate uncertainty, as well as efficiency and output. bit.ly/3ssJtMe

"What if you’re neither looking for a new job nor looking to hire someone for your dev team? I'd argue this is the best time to go to a meetup." bit.ly/3ssAhrg