New Pod! Ian Gartley, Principal Engineer from Varo Bank, formerly of Meta and RBC, joins the podcast. Topics below, timestamps are approximate: https://lnkd.in/gmZt6mSk 00:00 - Putting “Ex-Meta” on LinkedIn Profiles 02:15: What makes a good intermediate developer hiring interview question? / MVP Architectures 11:30 - Challenges with MicroServices / Convenience of Sidecars 23:30 - Orchestration Layers, GraphQL and Distributed Queries 32:00: Why does it take 10 different engineers to make one change? 49:15: Functional programming languages encouraging better testing patterns / mocking private functions / creator/mutator pattern 61:03: Whose job is it to write requirements? Follow the podcast: LinkedIn: https://lnkd.in/eEjH9H3 Apple: https://lnkd.in/esqYRQA Spotify: https://lnkd.in/e7nHECd RSS: https://lnkd.in/e2Qf8HV
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Amazing post about redefining #observability by Hazel Weakly! It seems that a lot of us are thinking about #o11y and the need for it to move from super geeky, software engineering-centric, smartest person in the room, to #o11yForEveryone. Read Hazel's blog post and let me know what you think. https://lnkd.in/ehZ9NZ2r
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Why schema driven development and single source of truth is key for 10X engineering, when building event and API driven systems with various types of eventsources (http, graphql, grpc, message bus etc). And how Godspeed’s Meta Framework supports these parctices as a first class citizen of its 4th generation approach to developing microservices (or elegant monoliths :) What difference does it make to develop without these in conventional approach versus with these best practices. Details in the blog shared in comment below. :) Godspeed Systems #10xengineering #api #coding #efficiency #tech #microservices #monoliths #eventdrivensystems #distributedsystems #modernization
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Redefining the Role - Devin AI and the Future of Software Engineering! But is this the end for software engineers? Dive into the controversy and discover how Devin isn't a threat. Share your thoughts and keep the conversation going in the comment section below! #mentorsol #AIrevolution #DEVINAI #aichatbot #AI #linkedinengagement #linkedingrowth #trendingpost #postideas #carouselpost #carouselpostideas
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Ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes at Netflix to bring us our favorite shows and movies seamlessly? Here's a sneak peek into the technological marvel that powers the binge-watching adventures. Credits to Chandresh Desai If you're interested to know techstack & architecture of India's top brands like this, join the CTOtalk Annual Summit 2023 at https://bit.ly/3pXPlvQ #Ctotalk #cto #techtalk #techstack #architecture #cloudcomputing #devops #softwareengineering
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The latest edition of TechRadar is here. Just a heads-up, it features a roundup of diverse technologies, platforms, tools, and programming languages or frameworks, all ranked by experts based on their readiness for implementation. What's particularly noteworthy in this issue is the elevation of the Astro framework to the next level, with a recommendation for consideration and testing. It's known for its flexibility, lightweight nature, and intriguing features, making it well worth your attention.
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Worth tuning in for this even if you haven't used GraphQL. If you're into the data space, it's also worth calling out that Nick Schrock's Dagster tool is the benchmark for data pipeline orchestration.
In-person meetups are back in SF 🚀 The Rippling Engineering team is excited to host Daniel Schafer, Nick Schrock and Lee Byron to share the origin story of GraphQL on Thursday, August 24th. The one and only Sahin Olut will also be presenting on a new platform we're cooking up at Rippling called Universal Objects. Hope to see you all there! (And keep an eye out for the NYC version of this event coming in September!)
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Get the latest #DeveloperProductivityEngineering tools 🔨 and tactics at #DPESummit23! Need an example? Hear how Meta programmer Neil Mitchell uses #Buck2 and why #softwaredevelopers using Buck2 end up producing meaningfully more code. This year’s summit will take place September 20-21 in San Francisco and is not to be missed. Register today and guarantee yourself a seat: https://lnkd.in/g_wqRUGA #developerproductivity #developerexperience #DPE #DX #DevProd #DevX #platformengineering #infrastructure #CI #gradle #buildtools
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Start Time: 21:30 - Monday I thought "I'll do some work" for a hackathon with my Swedish buddies: -> https://lnkd.in/eVtZQQUu In the meantime it is 05:40 - Tuesday and I have been working for the hackathon for a little too much hours and I have to start again in 4 hours for my real work XD #oops #devops #hackathon2023
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First off Alex, testing is not a fandom. It’s a discipline and a total part of an SDLC. Whether you are bootstrapping or at the legacy end of a product, you need the kind of people who are skilled in identifying software and product risk, understanding it, articulating it and adding that value to the product. Testing is ALL about risk. For example, if you’re bootstrapping an app that handles customer data of ANY kind you immediately have an obligation to protect and secure that data. Not from the point of release, but from day zero of planning and development. Retro fitting quality into a product NEVER works. It requires investment up front, otherwise you are building on a pile of excrement, instead of a stable foundation of work.
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So, during TechCrunch Disrupt, I told several founders building their products to wait on testing. This may sound a bit controversial to you, testing fans out there. Still, testing should not be the priority when you are bootstrapping a project and trying to generate some noise so you can get some funding and proof that your concept can generate revenue. Ok, I've said it... now, who wants to crucify me? 😅 Or better yet, I'd love to hear people's perspectives and learn from you. How do you feel about testing in the early stages of a bootstrap project?
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Chinmay and I will be speaking at IG Group's SRE Meetup on September 23rd (Saturday), It's a free event, registration link is in the comments. Topic: Erasing Tech Debt "Addressing the Speed vs. Code Quality Challenge" Engineers rush to meet deadlines, resulting in unoptimized, unreadable, and insecure code, which impacts product uptime and increases development costs by 40%. The talk focuses on using AI to adopt industry-best coding practices, making code 10X more optimized, secure, and readable, improving product uptime and reliability. #codeoptimization #codesecurity #codereadability #codereview #meetup
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