@sipofcode

I write about programming, software engineering and code in general.

 Buenos Aires, Argentina
sipofcode.com
Joined December 2018
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Lucas retweeted
tiagox@tiagox16 Sep 2021
Creo que hice mi primera contribución al open source. Mínima, pero se siente bien.
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We write tests first so that we write tests period. We write tests first so that our code will be testable. We write tests first so that we know what code we should write. We write tests first because we always do the most important things first. – at Québec, Canada
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Main is always dirty from a dependency point of view. It is the most concrete of all modules. Therefore nothing should depend on it. – at White Plains, NY
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Lucas retweeted
tef@tef_ebooks5 Sep 2019
programmers should learn the fundamentals of programming - sending emails - listening - team work - thinking about consequences
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Think of your backlog as a refrigerator. Every so often its worth throwing out those disgusting leftovers that have been growing furry mold in the back of the top shelf. All they do is stink up the place. Don't let anything rot in there—nothing but fresh!
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“Deployment celebrations should be about the value of the new features, not joyful relief that nothing went horribly wrong” - @rebeccaparsons
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Starting a mentorship program without any money by Lucas Videla In this talk, you'll learn how to set up a sustainable framework to benefit all three parts involved in the mentorship process: the apprentices, the mentors, and the community. Attend: codeandsupply.co/products

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Wecoder number 2 reporting en route to @abstractionscon ✈️
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Pleased to report that the recipient of that NASA baby-grow is ready for her mission #firstbabyinspace
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protip: alias sudo to "please" for a much more wholesome unix experience
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You don't need to test the code you never write
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"Software being "Done" is like lawn being 'Mowed'." - Jim Benson
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Bad code. Just say no.
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An evaluator that is written in the same language that it evaluates is said to be metacircular.
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let's take all the BUGS 🕷️🐛🐞 　 ＼(´･_･＼) 　 　(　 　) 　 　く く put them in the BACKLOG 　( ´･_･`) 　 (＼　 )＼ 　 　 ＞ ＞ 📋 and NEVER LOOK AT THEM AGAIN 　 ＼(´･w･) / 　 　(　 　) 　 　 |　 |
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Important soft skills in a remote team: * trustworthy * reliable & compassionate * strong self-discipline and -leadership * starting self-initiatives * clear written communication * various presentation skills * decisive * organized * flexible * team player & motivator
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Makefiles. Seriously. Everyone overlooks Make. It’s perfect for a lot of things like this.
Chris Coyier
@chriscoyier18 Jun 2019
Say you had some ~20 odd random Node processing tasks you wanted to make easy for anyone to run. Webpack is great and all, but webpack would probably be one of these tasks, not the master of all of them. Is Gulp still the ticket here? Or is there some successor?
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Hay dos cosas que dan vergüencita 1-Participar en clase,salir a la pizarra,entregar ejercicios voluntarios.. 2-Ir al despacho del profe a llorar pa que te suba el medio punto que no has sacado en el examen Una de esas vergüencitas hay que tenerla,la otra no. Una sirve,la otra no
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Lucas retweeted
Eric L. Barnes
@ericlbarnes11 Jun 2019
This gif never gets old.
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Hoy arrancó la segunda tanda de nuestra Mentoría de Programación Web 🥳 #wecodeMentorship
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