Software
ποΈ Ethics
1 item
ποΈ Language
10 items
ποΈ Accessibility
Why It's Important
ποΈ Agile
- Useless Agile Metrics β Age-of-Product.com - h/t Beth Wingerd
ποΈ Generative AI
Impact on Software Developers
ποΈ Systems Analysis and Design
The most taxing part of performing analysis and design of a system is the mental load required to keep all components, requirements, and trade-offs front of mind. Especially in a larger system design the number of interconnected modules and requirements can be overwhelming to try to conceptualize all at once. Consistent documentation helps in being able to move things out of your head into a reference form but as an analyst you still need to keep an awful lot of moving parts in your head at the same time.
ποΈ API Design
Development
ποΈ Automation
- Automatisch - Open Source Zapier Alternative - Automatisch helps you to automate your business processes without coding.
ποΈ Availability
Contingency Objectives
ποΈ Live Chat
Implementations
ποΈ Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment
Tools
ποΈ Cloud Services
3 items
ποΈ Compilers
- CS 6120: The Self-Guided Course
ποΈ Conferences
- The JSConf & CSSconf EU Finances
ποΈ Containers
Presentations
ποΈ Cryptography
1 item
ποΈ Curiosity
- I don't understand how people in technical roles don't know fundamentals needed to figure stuff out. : r/sysadmin
ποΈ Data Science
Purpose
ποΈ Databases
- LiteCLI - A command line interface for SQLite with auto-completion and syntax highlighting.
ποΈ Design in Software
1 item
ποΈ Disinformation Security
Use of disinformation by criminals is nothing new. In 1920, a scammer from Ghana sent out a series of letters representing himself as having magical powers and providing those services to the recipient for a fee (Ellis, 2016). Since that time scammers have used technology from the written letter to the telephone and finally the Internet to perform disinformation campaigns at scale against vulnerable targets.
ποΈ Documentation
Writing
ποΈ SMTP
Security
ποΈ Engineering
Below are a series of links to post and discussions regarding optimal practices for software engineering.
ποΈ Falsehoods programmers believe
- Falsehoods programmers believe about addresses
ποΈ File Transfers
- LocalSend: Share files to nearby devices
ποΈ File Types
Processing in Typescript
ποΈ Productivity and Flow
My typical workday and the tools I use for maximum productivity as a software developer
ποΈ Generalists
In every tech organization, there are some people that seem to know every system, everybody, and every problem. They're super helpful, and save coworkers months of wasted efforts, by short-circuiting dead end paths, sharing efficient workflows, knowing which services already exist, and generally having great technical judgement. mekka okereke: "In every tech organization, thβ¦" - Hachyderm.io
ποΈ Infrastructure as Code
Terraform Resources
ποΈ Integrated Development Environment
- Zed - The editor for what's next
ποΈ Identity
Non-Human Identities
ποΈ Images
Image Processing
ποΈ Interview
- Technical Interviewing is Broken, But We Can Fix It - DEV Community
ποΈ Inputs and Outputs
Block Storage at Scale
ποΈ Layoffs
- On layoffs and career resiliency - Kat Kime reflects on when their employer laid off nearly 700 workers and how to consider careers over jobs.
ποΈ Tech Leadership
- Techie to tech lead: My five biggest mistakes | Thoughtworks
ποΈ Development Lifecycle
Overproduction
ποΈ Meetings
- David Allen on 5 Reasons for a Meeting
ποΈ Microservices
- Developing a fully Serverless Web app | by Hootsuite Engineering | Hootsuite Engineering | Medium
ποΈ Software Models
Business Process Model and Notation (BPMN)
ποΈ Networking
Concepts
ποΈ Natural Language Processing (NLP)
- NLP: Tokenization, Stemming, Lemmatization and Part of Speech Tagging | by Kerem KargΔ±n | Medium
ποΈ On-Call Teams
Best Practices for On Call Teams
ποΈ Operating Systems
3 items
ποΈ Plain Text and Command Line
- Modern Plain Text Computing
ποΈ Software Platforms and Frameworks
2 items
ποΈ Practice
- How a year-long LeetCode habit upped my professional gameβMartian Chronicles, Evil Martiansβ team blog
ποΈ Core Practices and Principles
Examples
ποΈ Privacy
- Privacy Principles - 1.1.2 Privacy Labour - W3C
ποΈ Contract Proposals
Color Reviews
ποΈ Regular Expressions
- Regex Resources for Catalogers and Others in the Library | Ruth Kitchin Tillman
ποΈ Remote Work
- Addressing the challenges of partially distributed engineering teams
ποΈ Writing a Tech Resume
Tools
ποΈ Source Control
Git
ποΈ Search
Search Engines
ποΈ Security
6 items
ποΈ Senior Developers
Semir Zeki, for example, at University College London has a beautiful study from some years ago with mathematicians in which they showed mathematicians equations that are "beautiful" and equations that are "ugly" and just the fact that experts in math knew what you mean by this already tells you what it actually means to be an expert in math. To be an expert means I can see an equation and imagine in my mind all the powerful ways it can be used to explain phenomemon in the world in way that matter." - Mary Helen Immordino-Yang | USC Rossier School of Education, The Reset Button - Hidden Brain Media
ποΈ Storage
File Systems
ποΈ Teamwork
Mutual respect and shared values
ποΈ Telemetry
Platforms
ποΈ Testing
- The Power of Mocking in Unit Tests
ποΈ Threading
- Exploring the async/await State Machine β Main Workflow and State Transitions - Vasil Kosturski
ποΈ Time
- Time-Nuts -- Precise Time and Frequency for Amateurs
ποΈ Uploads
Resumable file uploads
ποΈ Workspaces
- Brain, Bytes, Back, Buns - The Programmer's Priorities - Scott Hanselman's Blog