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More splendid @htmx_org content, this time looking at rendering partials with kotlinx.html youtu.be/Dpnj5qRWLHY
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Pairing with Duncan - the rebrand
youtu.be/MccT-XORptQ
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The reason why using "eventually {...}" in tests is not a good idea is that it will make your build slow and non-deterministic. Retries will slow down passing tests, timeouts will make failures even slower, and failure messages will read like "something didn't happen on time" 🤷
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Balancing Momentum and Complexity in TDD youtu.be/2oktW82qYAE
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If you put a hold on deploys, and you don't simultaneously put a hold on development or merges, then yeah sure you might buy yourself some peace in the near term.
At the expense of the land mines you are piling up in your future.
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This one is really quite important - Functional Thinking - Actions, Calculations, Data
youtu.be/UOY0aSpwksE
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PostgreSQL and Exposed - Kotlin database access
youtu.be/Uza_dWsNMUs
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Looking for a lead dev or Agile coach role in Eco or Tech for Good, 4 days a week, London-based or remote. Willing to go *permie* with the right org; until then happy to contract, but ready to settle down. Kotlin, Java, C#, learning Rust, open to other stacks. Please pass it on!
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Generating Anagrams in Kotlin
youtu.be/811mqEMgNPs
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Here is a video from 1975 about how to approach software understanding:
youtu.be/7hdJQkn8rtA
(H/T @AliakseiSyrel)
How does your practice today compare to that?
Where do you see improvements possible?
👇
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I’m raising my YouTube game in a blatant bid for subscribers Kotlin Hacking - A Break From Our Usual Programming
youtu.be/DNUT9p9mSzc
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Question for #java developers. What are `BeforeAll` and `AferAll` used for in the test suites for code you maintain?
Interested in what you actually see in the code you have access to, rather than what you *think* they should be used for.
Is it always for heavyweight stuff?
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Functional Programming Designing a Backend
medium.com/pragmatic-program…
Discussions: discu.eu/q/https://medium.co…
#kotlin #programming
by @ramtop
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Beautiful!
In mathematics, the infinite series 1/4 + 1/16 + 1/64 + 1/256 + ⋯ is an example of one of the first infinite series to be summed in the history of mathematics; it was used by Archimedes circa 250–200 BC. Its sum is 1/3 and this is a visual demonstration buff.ly/2ybHAnm
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I've produced a video demonstrating techniques from our book youtube.com/watch?v=rpGGTT7I… @java_to_kotlin @OReillyMedia
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Woohoo
[NEW RELEASE]Java to Kotlin—Authors @natpryce and @duncanmcg show Java programmers how to gradually refactor their Java code using Kotlin while continuing to evolve the code's functionality.
oreil.ly/OdYot #OReillyExperts #NewBook #Java #Kotlin
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Here is the final blog about #TCR (test && commit || revert) in the limited WIP mini-series dmitrykandalov.com/tcr
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I did a write-up about limiting work-in-progress using a timer, aka auto-revert or baby steps dmitrykandalov.com/auto-reve…
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I wrote a blog about limited work-in-progress using maximum change size dmitrykandalov.com/max-chang…
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Following the recent Global Day of Coderetreat @duncanmcg and I paired earlier today on Conway’s Game of Life using #kotlin and #TCR youtube.com/watch?v=NzJM83ez…
