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📘Debugging Book: amazon.com/dp/1484290410/
✍️Blog: debugagent.com/
📺YouTube: youtube.com/@debugagent
🕴️LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/shai-almog-8…
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👍Dev: dev.to/codenameone/
👍Medium: medium.com/@Codename_One
Join our team at @Dynatrace in TLV. We're looking for people with a passion for JVM internals and complexity at scale. Ideally for leadership roles.
There are plenty of other job openings so ping me if one of them is the right fit for you.
careers.dynatrace.com/jobs/1…
The Dynatrace development center is hiring, if you (or someone you know) fit this job feel free to ping me: buff.ly/3Ew9AHW
Debugging network issues doesn’t have to be a headache. Master tools like request replay, throttling, and storage editing in your browser buff.ly/4hlKREk
Customizing console output with CSS styles? Yes, you can. Make your debug messages pop with colors and styles. Who says debugging can’t be fabulous? buff.ly/3YZnI2S
There's great synergy between Wireshark and tcpdump that is very useful for debugging networking issues in restricted environments buff.ly/3TKNeGu
Struggling with network bugs in your front-end app? buff.ly/4hlKREk
In a world where app UIs are increasingly uniform, Uber stood out by maintaining different transitions for iOS and Android. This subtle distinction emphasizes that feel is just as crucial as look. buff.ly/43TQeVR
Starting with a monolith and evolving to microservices, our path reflects Martin Fowler's advice, embracing change while keeping our core functions intact. buff.ly/4aSNWIQ
Ever wondered how professional publishers achieve those gorgeous book layouts? Well... Not like this. In this post I discuss a hackers approach to pre-press... buff.ly/3vHleMa
Don't get stuck with a SaaS vendor that suddenly bumps your costs. It's worth the transition. Here's how we moved to Crisp from Intercom. I'm still happy about that move although it had its challenges buff.ly/2AdnFZ7
The notion that SQL isn't OOP-friendly hits hard when dealing with Hibernate. A complex join semantic among table hierarchies? We learned the hard way. Simplify your architecture for better performance. buff.ly/43Yu5FD
When Google Play says you're collecting phone numbers but your app doesn't even care about them. A mystery wrapped in an enigma, with a dash of absurdity. buff.ly/3vRQaJG
Debugging got you puzzled? Going back to square one is important when searching for the root cause buff.ly/49kIVHO
Ever talk to a duck? Rubber Ducking is a fantastic debugging technique. buff.ly/3vNPMLZ
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Discover new ways to maximize console.log() for front-end debugging. Explore tips and tricks to simplify your development process.
{ author: @debugagent } #DEVCommunity
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I missed Halloween by a lot. Better late than never (I have no Christmas posts)... our production failures are scarier than most movie monsters. Here's a true story of haunting in tech buff.ly/3J3k2Wt
In the era before AJAX, a major bank sought to modernize its trading infrastructure. The journey was fraught with bad decisions that we can still learn from today: buff.ly/3J7B5Xe
Mocking in tests: more than just faking it. Learn why it’s crucial for isolating behaviors in testing. buff.ly/3Jjn3BV
Triggering a software failure can help make your app more reliable, but not under all circumstances buff.ly/3K0C10h
🌟 Do you know the history that brought us to Kubernetes and how it fits into modern developmen? buff.ly/3JZwgj5