Ian Tubman
@kindgeek
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Like: cacao, cats, coding & kpop.
Melbourne, Australia
Joined July 2011
I am just happy a can see the tweets of people I follow now. The "following" tab now reminds me of the good old twitter days.
Next Twitter update will remember whether you were on For You (ie recommended), Following or list you made & stop switching you back to recommended tweets
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new post: @rouanw has tried an approach that uses pull requests in a style that's friendly to Continuous Integration: classifying changes as ship/show/ask https://t.co/gteuKXRBGz
martinfowler.com
Ship/Show/Ask is a branching strategy that helps teams wait less and ship more, without losing out on feedback.
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"A clever person solves a problem. A wise person avoids it." - Einstein
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New article, Moving your .NET app to linux and docker:
lachlanbarclay.net
A few months back, I decided to convert an existing .NET core application to run on Linux. As part of this work, I decided to run it inside a Docker container, which meant I could have my application...
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The industry has won, I sat for (and passed) the Azure Architect AZ-303 exam. Not so easy I would say!
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How to buy direct from Australian producers: 'It's like having shares in a farm and your dividend is vegetables'
theguardian.com
Finding a farm-direct produce box takes a bit of detective work, but the rewards can be heady
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The answer the last question in the world...... "Insufficient data for a meaningful answer" https://t.co/CoZIzU7X5q
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What is a book that changed your professional career forever? Let me know 👇
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I have mentored so many developers throughout the years, the most challenging ones are about being a slow developer. What’s your approach tackling that? #developer #Mentorship
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I am really surprised that many developers have answered things related to estimates! We have been fighting the industry for years that estimates are estimates and not promises, why are we punishing ourselves now? 🤦🏻♂️
What is the biggest lie you have heard from a programmer?
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You are two parts: what you think about yourself, and what others think about you. Work on what you control, think high of yourself.
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I know history links relational databases to Codd. But Jim was the one that kept Codd's SQL as easy as English. Jim Gray - Part II of talking about Database Design https://t.co/IUVClMnd3A via @ch9
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Australia energy problems seem illogical. 1. Suppliers want solar to have shutdowns vs 2. Manufacturing need more energy https://t.co/lefPfjKwpZ
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Last week, we agreed at a client to replace the word "legacy" with "revenue generating". Instead of "don't make me work on the legacy software"... 💀 Say "Actually, yes - I'd like to work on the revenue generating software" 💰💴💵💶💷 #NoLegacy
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Please re-tweet: These who wanted to build amateur open-source ICs - now have a hope: Read what @Chips4Makers is doing at https://t.co/MBOwJqEWHA and https://t.co/Ege14ws83l . It's already had several tape-outs!
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Thing of the Day: "Embrace SQL Thinking" by @deanwampler "All applications are really data applications. At the end of the day, everything we write is a data manipulation program, whether or not we think of it that way." https://t.co/SRie1UlV11
medium.com
Can we eliminate waste and write only what’s essential? Consider the qualities of the SQL query…
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Noo 😢. Terrible news! K. Scott Allen was one of the best teachers I’ve ever known! All the condolences ti his family.
So sad to hear about my friend’s passing https://t.co/B7rjoKemlw Rest In Peace @OdeToCode
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