DocplannerTech @DocplannerTech

Making healthcare experience more human. Engineering account of @Doctoralia - Managed by techies. docplanner.tech Barcelona, Spain Joined June 2018

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Two facet podcast @twofacetpodcast

3 years ago

To frame the MVP of a product, we use #ice scoring to prioritise our ideas based on Impact, Confidence and Effort 💪🏻 We’ve created this step by step #tutorial on how we do ICE scoring, with a real example from our past experience! youtu.be/yEqLmSG8ykE #productmanagement #ux

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Joel Lord @joel__lord

4 years ago

TIL about `git switch`.🤯 Ever did a bunch of changes in a codebase, only to realize that you're working on `master`? `git switch -c <new_branch>` Creates a new branch and brings you local changes over.

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Two facet podcast @twofacetpodcast

4 years ago

Is the world linear and organized 🕐or volatile and ambiguous ☁️? In this special episode with @DocplannerTech we discuss how the #triplediamond model helps us navigate ambiguity in #productdevelopment youtu.be/djiFZ9gOBwY #researchers #productmanagement #uxdesign

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Two facet podcast @twofacetpodcast

4 years ago

How do you innovate and collaborate in your product team? Join us life this Wednesday with @DocplannerTech to discover how we do it! Free sign up 👉🏻 docplanner.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

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yan @bcrypt

4 years ago

u mean to tell me i didn’t need to type “sudo” for the last 12 years??

Ars Technica @arstechnica

4 years ago

u mean to tell me i didn’t need to type “sudo” for the last 12 years??

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Carla Notarobot 🤖👩🏻‍💻 @CarlaNotarobot

4 years ago

My team had a debate on what the best looping variable name is i won

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I Am Devloper @iamdevloper

4 years ago

did the 8 year old version of yourself want to sit on a 1hr sprint planning zoom call?

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April King 🌀 @CubicleApril

4 years ago

still coming to grips with the fact that the programmers who left print() statements in their code were right all along

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Javarevisited @javarevisited

4 years ago

Log4j issue 101

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Brains @Brains933

4 years ago

What attackers don't want you to know

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DocplannerTech @DocplannerTech

4 years ago

Really glad to have Jameda team in our group! Looking forward see our joint efforts and continue making healthcare more human on a global scale! 🚀

jameda @jameda_de

4 years ago

Really glad to have Jameda team in our group! Looking forward see our joint efforts and continue making healthcare more human on a global scale! 🚀

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KEDA @kedaorg

4 years ago

We are happy to welcome @JorgeTurrado as a new maintainer 🎉 github.com/kedacore/gover…

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Two facet podcast @twofacetpodcast

4 years ago

CRC, CLTV, MRR, DAU… are you like 😵‍💫 🤯? Understanding metrics like a pro is essential to make better product and design decisions and evaluate how good our choices are. In this episode, we go through the most popular ones, explained with examples! bit.ly/14-ep

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Two facet podcast @twofacetpodcast

4 years ago

Can we jump from ideas to execution? 💡➡️⚒️ Ideas are vague and full of unanswered questions. We need to take a step back to understand the problem and then shape the solution 🧱 Tune in to learn how to do it in: · The Design Process · Shape Up · Scrum bit.ly/13-iaep

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Edward Thomson @ethomson

4 years ago

Me committing code as a Product Manager

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Jamon @jamonholmgren

4 years ago

“Microservices architecture” after 5 years of coding.

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DocplannerTech @DocplannerTech

4 years ago

This Sunday, we are celebrating #WorldMentalHealthDay This year's slogan is "Mental health care for all: let's make it a reality." We wish you all today that your health and attention to your needs always come first! Let's make the (mental) healthcare experience more human!💪

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Mike Sherov (he/him) @mikesherov

4 years ago

I reported this before, but now it's a bit clearer: jQuery did indeed peak in usage halfway through 2020, and is only *now* finally in decline. What amazing impact... peaking at *80%* penetration of the top 100K websites! We all owe @jeresig a big debt. Write less, do more!