Yak Shaving as a Service. He/his.
Paris, France
Joined September 2008
- Tweets7.7K
- Following163
- Followers669
- Likes116
Eric Lefevre-Ardant retweeted
CITCON is back! Oct 14 & 15 in Europe.
Zwolle, Netherlands
Registration is open!
citconf.com/zwolle2022
Started listening to @marick's podcast where he is making connections between non-software and software stuff. It is as good as I hoped. podcast.oddly-influenced.dev…
Eric Lefevre-Ardant retweeted
Pour plus de détails, consultez depuisle13mars.org - si vous êtes agent public, si vous êtes victime, et si votre employeur n'est pas en règle, vous êtes en situation de faire condamner l'Etat pour faute.
Eric Lefevre-Ardant retweeted
I don't know what the future for the Agile Manifesto holds, I just know that it's still an extremely valuable and meaningful document, even if it was just made by a bunch of white dudes who went skiing. I'm not ready for post-Agile until Agile actually gets its day.
Business idea: consultancy/dev-for-hire company specialized in 10+ yo technologies, with 50+ yo employees. Not too many years away from having the right age to put this in practice.
Probably unpopular opinion: it's impossible to write good code comments, because the potential readership is too diverse. (and, yes, I do think that trying to cover all possible audiences is a recipe for disaster)
We are stuck in a forever-unsatisfying middle ground.
Eric Lefevre-Ardant retweeted
We proudly announce the first International Test Driven Development (TDD) conference!
- 12 speakers from all over the world
- 12 hours of TDD material
- keynotes: @jwgrenning @GeePawHill
- free of charge
Save the date and register your ticket for free!
tddconf.com
I don't often extract local variables in my tests. But when I do, I give them stupidly explicit names.
A colleague explained how he filters and sorts PRs to review on Github, and now I want to write a script that keeps my PRs at the top of his list.
I noticed that our daily meetings (aka standup meetings, previously) have remained under 15 mins, even though the number of attendees has doubled to 18 or so in 12 months.
But that was when remote attendees were the exception. Now that it's the default, and on-site attendees are the exception, the meeting feels smoother. Smoother than with a full on-site team, even.