OpsBeacon

@OpsBeacon

The future of ops is autonomous. We tweet about & nerd humor. We also sometimes tweet about our plans of total world domination 👾.

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    Write Less: ⭐️Less software is easier to manage. ⭐️Less software reduces your codebase and that means less maintenance busywork (and a happier staff). ⭐️Less software lowers your cost of change so you can adapt quickly.

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    The best code is the code you don’t write.

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    Which features you choose to include or omit have a lot to do with less software too. Don’t be afraid to say no to feature requests that are hard to do. Unless they’re absolutely essential, save time/effort/confusion by leaving them out. ~via

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    You can change your mind without having to change boatloads of code. ⭐️Less software results in fewer bugs. ⭐️Less software means less support.

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    You can easily be fingerprinted: Even without cookies [*], you still can be tracked and identified. You’re not as unique as you think you are. [*] Thus, the cookie law is nothing but a useless annoyance and usability and accessibility nightmare.

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    What is the difference between Train Simulator and ?

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    Grokking Simplicity “A very accessible introduction to functional programming for developers who don't already know anything about it.”

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    Mischief Managed. Nox.

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    “Refactoring is a continuous process; done every minute during development.” ~via Also “Opportunistic Refactoring” by Fowler: “Refactoring is an opportunistic activity, done whenever and wherever code needs to cleaned up - by whoever.”

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    “An excellent starting point to understand how to introduce micro frontends in your projects” Micro Frontends in Action

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    31. sij

    Don’t believe me? Listen to : “Monoliths are the Future” ? And *before* rolling your eyes, read the entire darn article please.

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  12. 31. sij

    Who else *loves* open space work environments? I thought so, too :).

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  13. 31. sij

    Don’t believe me? Listen to : “Monoliths are the Future” ? And *before* rolling your eyes, read the entire darn article please.

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  14. 31. sij

    And, let’s not kid ourselves, there’s a certain appeal in using the shiniest and the brightest: We are like kids! But, I should reemphasize that, changing the methodology does not make the problem easier. It does not make your root cause go away.

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  15. 31. sij

    We happen to have these “cycles” every 10 years. But we forget, because by ten years, the developers who have invented these concepts will be gone elsewhere (to management, or to solve another problem field etc)

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  16. 31. sij

    - REST came to solve everything, then it is deemed “insufficient“, which is countered by GraphQL. Surprisingly enough GraphQL is a morphed version of RPC a 10+ year old solution, which in itself is a morphed version of CORBA.

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  17. 31. sij

    - Once, OOP will be the savior to solve “all the problems” then having seen it does not FP becomes the next savior.

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  18. 31. sij

    I’ve lived enough thru this tech ecosystem to have seen this pattern over and over again: The problem you are trying to solve will not transform itself to a simpler problem by simply changing the methodology you use. Feel free to print this and put it on somewhere you can see.

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    29. sij

    How a software development project is typically handed over in real life :D

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  20. 30. sij

    Here’s a useful set of resources for Open Source Intelligence enthusiasts and white hats »

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