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David Thomas • The Pragmatic Programmer: From Journeyman to Master
Their core developers were brilliant, but they also had a second level of junior developers and offsite or second-site teams that were allowed to slip into an attitude of “code monkey-ness”—micro-focused on building “just this feature,” not thinking about how that single feature would integrate into the whole and unaware that some of the things the
... See moreDavid Scott Bernstein • Beyond Legacy Code: Nine Practices to Extend the Life (and Value) of Your Software
I go back to something the great Andy Grove said about the microprocessor. A reporter asked whether it was good or bad and Andy said: "That's the wrong question. That's like asking whether or not steel is good or bad. It just is. The right question is 'how do we make it good.'"
Ben Horowitz • The Architecture of Tomorrow: An Interview With Ben Horowitz
- Django: It's like a superpower for solo developers. The longer you work in the industry, the more you appreciate the conventions it uses. A monolithic framework can get you really, really far. To me, it's about predictable software that's fast in every way that matters. By the way, I talk more about this topic on my other blog post Choose Boring Te
The Tech Stack of a One-Man SaaS
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