Aubrey Lavigne @AubreyCoding

Sure way to ruin your Linux box by calling Daemons from the past: source .bash_history

Please don’t ever make a junior developer... or any developer, feel stupid for asking a question. Remember where you started, where we ALL started.

#NationalDayofCivicHacking #Orlando #Florida #legal @codeforamerica I understand laws can vary from state to state, county to county. In general, what are the biggest pitfalls that can halt or delay the expungement process?

Day 8/100 of #100DaysOfCode I can't be the only one that really enjoys refactoring my code. Today, I started splitting some db-specific logic into its own package. I'm basically making my own minimalist ORM, hoping it helps for future projects gitlab.com/aubrey.s.lavig…

Day 25 of #100DaysOfCode I figured out how to complete assignment 106. on @pybites. The next step is to complete the same excercise without using regular extensions without 'for' loop. I like re so it shouldn't be hard... I guess🤔 The Zen of #Python 💜

Day 7/100 of #100DaysOfCode Starting to explore Go's interfaces and reflect package. I've actually never used empty interfaces or reflection, so there's a bit of a learning curve for what works and what doesn't. gitlab.com/aubrey.s.lavig…

On Sept. 25th join us to learn how to set up Rancher for end users from beginning to end, and how to manage clusters, projects, and apps all from versioned controlled source. We'll also show off Rio's new GitHub integration! #RancherRio #devops #Kubernetes hubs.ly/H0kQ83d0

Day 6/100 of #100DaysOfCode * Added three new endpoints: gitlab.com/aubrey.s.lavig… * Abstracted for common task for formatting response to JSON: gitlab.com/aubrey.s.lavig… * Moved model and route code into their own packages for organization: gitlab.com/aubrey.s.lavig…

Can everyone please start using #golang modules now? They’re ready to use in 1.13. Pretty much all of my issues, sans Semantic Import Versioning, have been addressed. They’re ready. Use them. If we all use them, life will be a lot better.

The program fails to compile. Which line is the cause? #Golang #Go101 #Programming #quiz package main var n = 2 func main() { var a = uint64(^(-2 >> 2)) // line 6 var b = uint64(^(-n >> 2)) // line 7 var c = uint64(^(-2 >> n)) // line 8 println(a, b, c) }

In a fully mature CI/CD pipeline, how do code reviews work? If you have multiple people making changes in parallel, dragging their feet on reviews, how do you keep things moving while keeping accountability? #DevOps #continuousintegration #ci_cd #cicd

To add to this, I don't think I've met *anyone* in tech that doesn't experience #impostersyndrome . It's the ultimate "You see others by their successes, and yourself by your struggles"

Danielle Alba @thrivensunshine

6 years ago

To add to this, I don't think I've met *anyone* in tech that doesn't experience #impostersyndrome . It's the ultimate "You see others by their successes, and yourself by your struggles"

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Day 5/100 of #100DaysOfCode Like yesterday, resolved an issue with duplication of imported teams (gitlab.com/aubrey.s.lavig…), and I added a flag to optionally skip the import on startup (gitlab.com/aubrey.s.lavig…)

@dylanrhysscott @cool_golang For beginners and experienced devs alike, you can't go wrong learning test driven design concepts as you Go, this here is my recommendation: quii.gitbook.io/learn-go-with-…

@dylanrhysscott @cool_golang Pick your poison here blog.gophersumit.com/go-learning-re… I would recommend start with the go programming language book.

Day 4 of #100DaysOfCode Resolved a bug that caused seed data to be duplicated when starting the webservice after the first time. Need to figure out how to write more concise code, reduce duplication.. gitlab.com/aubrey.s.lavig…

interpreterbook.com I am decided to buy compilerbook.com However, I bought the first one in @amazon and I got very disappointed because it was printed as black and white (making really hard to read the code) Can I get it in color? @thorstenball

Days 1-3 of #100DaysOfCode Making a REST api to reference Roller Derby team information. This is being done with #golang and (mostly) TDD (ish). I'm open for any feedback. gitlab.com/aubrey.s.lavig…

#100DaysOfCode Day -6/100 (did this before starting, but still wanted to share) I wanted to apply the concept of nflscorigami.com to Roller Derby scores (which are regularly in the 200-300 range). The image here charts winning score on x-axis github.com/AubreySLavigne…