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Many developers swear by the Git CLI. They can’t understand how anyone could ever think about using something different. Though I think git is the perfect match for advanced UIs. In the end, it's about finding a workflow that suits your needs.
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Clicking your way to your system setup might be quick and easy, but it kills you down the road trying to remember what you did.
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Engineers tend to be religious about their work to be open-source. Yet, maintainers of hugely used libraries struggle to get paid. And companies claim to be open if it suits them.
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Rust is on hype and promised as the one and only language of the future. I have doubts about this statement. I think Rust is a niche and designed to be an alternative for C. This post explains why.
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Digital identities are used everywhere. The standard handles all sorts of use cases, even with contradictory requirements. However, the implementation is where it falls apart.
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Engineers figure out solutions and create the features of a product. However, users care about the benefits they receive. It's crucial to understand the difference. A prerequisite for being effective.
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Naming is and remains a fine line. You nail the name and boost productivity. Otherwise, it leads to more complexity.
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Keeping a written log of your decisions helps everyone in the team to remember why a solution is as it is. Done right, it simplifies collaboration and reduces friction. A key pillar for ongoing progress and growth within the organisation.
