Jeremy Miller @redfivedev

Husband, father, programmer, Buckeye redfivedev.com Wisconsin, USA Joined May 2017

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@[email protected] @mercedescodes

7 years ago

Saw a tweet that said a tech lead should review all code and have final say for approving it. I couldn’t disagree more. Beyond the implied fault & blame culture, this is asking for bottlenecks, messed up power dynamics, & lack of shared ownership.

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Jeremy Miller @redfivedev

7 years ago

This was a really great read from @mfeathers about how cleaning up your code might result in more lines of code and why that can be a good thing michaelfeathers.silvrback.com/orange-code

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Woody Zuill @WoodyZuill

7 years ago

Every line of code we write is another line of code we need to maintain. This implies several potential ideas: - write as few lines as possible. - keep it simple - validate to some degree each little thing that we create as quickly as possible. - remove stuff

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Jeremy Miller @redfivedev

7 years ago

Interesting way to work with HTTP Client in your unit tests from @PhoenixHawk buff.ly/2NfZtY1

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Jeremy Miller @redfivedev

7 years ago

Great write up on dependency injection best practices in .NET Core buff.ly/2NkXeTG

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Uncle Bob Martin @unclebobmartin

7 years ago

The Software Craftsmanship movement is nothing more than a community of dedicated programmers who celebrate and promote their desire and ability to do a good job for their customers.

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Michael D. A. Clarke @MichaelDAClarke

7 years ago

The struggle is real! #LeftHandersDay

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Jeremy Miller @redfivedev

7 years ago

Learning about Functional JavaScript from @jptacek! #ThatConference

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David Berry @DavidCBerry13

7 years ago

Good advice from @pepopowitz - you should enjoy writing tests for your code. They help you learn about the code and understand it better #THATConference

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Woody Zuill @WoodyZuill

7 years ago

If someone on your team is working remotely, you are working remotely. If you don't feel that way then your team member is feeling left out. ~@jrusbatch

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Doc Norton @DocOnDev

7 years ago

If you keep an idea to yourself, it might as well not exist. @jessitron #ThatConference

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Jeremy Miller @redfivedev

7 years ago

Listening to @Csell5 kick off @ThatConference!

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Richard Campbell @richcampbell

7 years ago

If the World was Created by a Programmer... ow.ly/M9wD30lbYVc

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not just pixels @getifyX

7 years ago

if the developers on your team are not disciplined and skilled, there's a 100% chance of a bad project outcome, no matter what tools you choose.

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Corey Docken @ctdocken

7 years ago

Obligatory pun of the day...

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Uncle Bob Martin @unclebobmartin

7 years ago

The word “refactoring” should never appear in a schedule. Refactoring is not a story or a backlog item. Refactoring is not a scheduled task. Refactoring is immediate and continuous. It’s like washing your hands in the bathroom. You always do it.