Software Soup
Today you can add Google maps to your application with a few lines of code. Just think about how crazy that is?
Software Developer
Today you can add Google maps to your application with a few lines of code. Just think about how crazy that is?
Have you ever talked to someone who’s not listening to you?
Just because you’re in the game doesn’t mean you’re playing the right one.
I recently watched an episode of FunFunFunction by MPJ. He was talking about why settings are evil.
There was one concept from the video that I found interesting. The idea is that software that’s complicated to test can’t maintain quality.
“Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it is time to pause and reflect.” — Mark Twain
While listening to The Tim Ferriss Show, I heard a question that could be helpful for developers. The episode was about, Testing The “Impossible”: 17 Questions That Changed My Life.
Question number eleven was the one that seemed beneficial for teams making software.
To most, luck is about rolling the dice, finding a dollar on the ground, or having all your tests pass after a last-minute code commit.
Luck is given credit for many people’s struggles and accomplishments. Some use bad luck as a reason for their current failure. At the same time, some might credit good luck for all their success in life.
Is luck just chance, or can it be engineered?
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