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Why you should code together: Mob Programming FAQs

Netlify

It’s Blogvent, day 6! Today I want to talk about a subject that’s less technical, but important for technical teams to consider: group programming. This has many names, “pair programming,” “group pairing,” “mob programming,” “collaborative coding,” and really it all means the same thing: You work in a group on a particular feature, bug, problem, or idea.

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DevSecOps Implementation: Interactive Testing

DevOps.com

This is the fourth installment in this series on DevSecOps. Read the first installment, on static analysis, here the second installment, on source composition analysis, here, and the third installment, on dynamic scans, here. Dynamic testing looks at the running application, poking and prodding to see how it reacts to known vulnerabilities. A complete dynamic […].

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Announcing one-click install Next.js Build Plugin on Netlify

Netlify

Hey devs! We are super excited to share with you our latest build plugin in the Netlify ecosystem, to make it even easier to deploy Next.js apps onto Netlify! You may be familiar with our project next-on-netlify , a utility for enabling server-side rendering (and other functionality) in Next.js on Netlify. It wraps your application in a tiny compatibility layer, so that pages can use Netlify Functions to be server-side rendered.

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Levels of Affinity

DevOps.com

The post Levels of Affinity appeared first on DevOps.com.

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Embedding BI: Architectural Considerations and Technical Requirements

While data platforms, artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), and programming platforms have evolved to leverage big data and streaming data, the front-end user experience has not kept up. Holding onto old BI technology while everything else moves forward is holding back organizations. Traditional Business Intelligence (BI) aren’t built for modern data platforms and don’t work on modern architectures.

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Mandatory Confusion

The Daily WTF

CorpCo was a small company; it consisted of Tymeria, the president, and two programmers, Kylie and Ronnie. Kylie had seniority, having been working there for 6 or 7 years, but Ronnie, our submitter, had been working there a hefty 4 years herself. The company purchased a legacy VB web app from a client company, AClientCompany; AClientCompany had been working on the app for 15 years, with their lead programmer Michelle as the sole programmer.

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Absolute Imports in Next.js

Netlify

Welcome to Blogvent, day 7! We’ve all been there, you’re organizing your files in a project, and you see a dreaded import statement: import Button from '././././designsystem/buttons/Button'. Gross. Now that you’ve re-arranged some folders and files, what breaks? What imports have to change? How many files have to be updated? Next.js has a handy little feature built right into the framework for that, called absolute imports.

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5 New Year’s Resolutions for Tech Leaders to Drive Success in 2021

iTexico

5 New Year’s Resolutions for Tech Leaders to Drive Success in 2021. Thanksgiving is over, and no sooner than it was did we start stringing up the lights, tune the radio to a festive station, and start browsing gifts for our loved ones. Christmas is coming right up, ringing in a concluding note to a challenging year. We’re not going to lie, there were a lot of downs this year, but it’s a testament to our drive for improvement and resiliency that we’re here today. 2020 is a year to remember, but i

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Who are the Best Software Developers in Sydney?

WorkingMouse

Like many, our client-base extends all across Australia. With this thought, our minds often wander to which other Australian software development agencies sit. Here are some well-known agencies in Sydney to keep your eyes peeled for.

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How Much Security Is Too Much Security?

Teradata

In these budget conscious times, how much security is too much security? That depends on how much you value your data. Read more.

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Get Better Network Graphs & Save Analysts Time

Many organizations today are unlocking the power of their data by using graph databases to feed downstream analytics, enahance visualizations, and more. Yet, when different graph nodes represent the same entity, graphs get messy. Watch this essential video with Senzing CEO Jeff Jonas on how adding entity resolution to a graph database condenses network graphs to improve analytics and save your analysts time.

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How to Maintain Quality While Expanding Your Lawn Care Business

Strategy Driven

When your business is successful, it’s natural to want it to grow, and that’s no different in the lawn care business. After all, with so many happy customers under your belt, there’s no reason to deprive potential new clients of your skillfully manicured lawns and pristinely trimmed hedges. However, there are a lot of things to consider when it comes to expanding your business and maintaining excellent service as you do it.

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Why does TechCrunch cover so many early-stage funding rounds?

TechCrunch

Funding-round stories are TechCrunch’s bread and butter. For early-stage companies, the fact that an investor has put thousands, millions (or billions) into an idea that will likely fail, and might never make money, is big news. That’s a story that we can tell every day. From time to time, a debate pops up about the role of funding-round stories: Are financings the right metric to focus on?

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Habits

The Programmer's Paradox

I was kind of a mess when I first started programming. My code was awful, poorly thought out, and extremely messy. My thinking was murky and I had no sense of organization. I’d just madly flail at coding with a lot of energy and enthusiasm, unfortunately, the results weren’t particularly useful. That changed as I worked with really skilled people who had good habits.

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