Kyle Bremner @_kbremner

Software agriculaturalist 🌱🌿🌾 Often found piping or attending tech gatherings. He/him goodreads.com/_kbremner Glasgow Joined April 2013

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Michael Hayes @_MDHayes

2 years ago

GlasgowJS Meetup is back next week 🙌 meetup.com/glasgow-javasc…

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GlasgowJS @glasgow_js

2 years ago

We're back on 14th November with a social event at Barclays Eagle Labs in Glasgow. RSVP on Meetup! meetup.com/glasgow-javasc…

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TONIGHT, time to celebrate our 100th event since we started in Feb 2014 🎂 We'll be at The Raven from 6.30pm. There will be cake :) Come as you are, for however long you can. Details and (free) tickets via codecraftuk.org/events/2023/06…

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RookieOven @RookieOven

2 years ago

It’s the first Monday of the month but sadly… no RookieOven Meetup tonight. Im away on holiday with my family and it makes sense people in Glasgow should make the most of the sun while we have it. Back in July! See you then.

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Not My Agile @NotMyAgile

2 years ago

No. I totally get it. I’m just saying that we need to know what is in each iteration for the next six months so marketing can do a press release. #NotMyAgile

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RookieOven @RookieOven

2 years ago

RookieOven Meetup this evening in Glasgow. Informal get together for people working in or interested in Tech/startups. Starts 6:30 in The Raven. app.communitylab.app/events/april-m…

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Jay Rayner @jayrayner1

3 years ago

THREAD: Energy Bill Support Grant. I have just been notified that I will get £67 a month off my energy bills under the govt scheme. For enormous numbers of people this support will be absolutely vital. But it won't be vital for everyone, and that includes me. (PLS RT) 1/

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Peter Stefanovic @PeterStefanovi2

4 years ago

Despite an almost complete media blackout from UK news channel’s the public has now sent this to a staggering 38.8 MILLION VIEWS! If it’s ruffling this many feathers now just imagine when it hits 50 million. Let them know they can’t stop it!

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Kyle Bremner @_kbremner

4 years ago

ESLint is a great tool for encouraging consistent practices in a codebase. In this post, I walk through how to go beyond the built-in rules and create a custom rule to encourage a particular convention. medium.com/@_kbremner/mak…

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Jake Archibald @jaffathecake

4 years ago

📝 How to win at CORS! Not just how CORS works, but also the history and reasons behind it. Includes the hot new app everyone's talking about: The CORS playground! jakearchibald.com/2021/cors/

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George Monbiot @GeorgeMonbiot

4 years ago

Oat milk is best. bbc.co.uk/news/science-e…

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Péter Szilágyi @peter_szilagyi

4 years ago

Between the 3 Sept and 10 Sept, secure env vars of *all* public @travisci repositories were injected into PR builds. Signing keys, access creds, API tokens. Anyone could exfiltrate these and gain lateral movement into 1000s of orgs. #security 1/4 travis-ci.community/t/security-bul…

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Charity Majors @mipsytipsy

4 years ago

You don't owe it to your employer to fix all the ways they are fucked up. Before going to battle, ask yourself: * how much power do I have here? * is the problem within my domain of responsibility or influence? * who are my allies? * do I have a reasonable chance of success?

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Nathan Howe @natehowe

4 years ago

- An imperfect solution now is better than a perfect solution that will never happen. - Doing the thing is often less painful than thinking about doing the thing. - Acknowledging how the problem is affecting you can reduce its power over you. 10/

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Kyle Bremner @_kbremner

4 years ago

In less than a week, I'll be doing the 26-mile Rob Roy Mighty Hike for Macmillan Cancer Support! 🥾🥾🥾 Any donations would be much appreciated! justgiving.com/fundraising/Ky…

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Frances Maxwell @francesmx

4 years ago

I always struggle with this. How do you set personal development goals when you want to learn everything? Do you go deep or wide? I've 2 years+ full stack engineering experience - and so far have gone wide which is great in some ways, but not in others.