Emily Thomas @supercoderemily

Engineering Manager @iterable | Owner of Milo the Doodle | Professional Napper | CHA Joined January 2022

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Jake @JustJake

2 years ago

Hot take but commit messages are almost entirely useless Just turn on squashing, write great descriptions, and git commit -m "BONK"

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1. You learn to use everything mentioned below = you have a frontend. 2. Figure out how the hell serverless works = you have a backend-kind-of-thing. 3. Decide which serverless database you can use (as regular databases are unusable) = you have a database. 4. Deploy your (half…

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2 years ago

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Artem Zakharchenko @kettanaito

2 years ago

Damn is frontend development getting overly complex. Hooks, server components, "tainted" references. I get a feeling that frameworks try to do everything at once instead of focusing on a single thing. I've been using React for 7 years and the present makes me overwhelmed.

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Emily Thomas @supercoderemily

2 years ago

Hot take: @united is the Android of air travel.

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LeadDev @TheLeadDev

2 years ago

🌟 Emily Thomas (@supercoderemily)is all set to inspire at #LeadDevWestCoast! Learn about "Leaders building leaders: Mentoring staff+ engineers into powerhouses" and ignite your leadership journey. Grab your digital pass today. bit.ly/3rTOSvG

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Sherry Yang @5hel2l2y

2 years ago

It’s inevitable that I will lead & manage people who are more technical than me. Building technical respect is important. This doesn’t necessarily mean contributions, but rather understanding instead. Find room to learn and build your knowledge as a leader. #LeadDevWestCoast

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@levelsio @levelsio

2 years ago

What tech framework you choose is by far the least important thing in building a startup Which is funny because it’s what everyone seems to spend the most attention and time on Getting a customer to spend their money by building a product that solves a problem should be…

Jason Leow @jasonleowsg

2 years ago

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Theo - t3.gg @theo

2 years ago

Every startup either dies as a .io or lives long enough to become a .com

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Emily Thomas @supercoderemily

2 years ago

#DASH2023

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Emily Thomas @supercoderemily

2 years ago

Customer experience rule #1: Don’t sass your customer when they report a bug on your system. Just had a exchange with @Delta where I tried to report an issue with their seating assignment UX. Ended with the customer service rep telling me I expect too much. 🙃

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dax @thdxr

2 years ago

i only have a production environment no dev, staging or previews come get me

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Brett Adcock @adcock_brett

3 years ago

If you’re in your 20s, open this:

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React New York Conference ❌ CANCELLED @ReactNewYork

3 years ago

🤩 We are stoked @supercoderemily from @Iterable joined the speakers' lineup at #RDNY2022! She’ll be talking about Getting on Par with Testing. #SaveTheDate Friday, September 9th, 2022 📅 Get your ticket now 👉 reactnewyork.com

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Louie Bacaj @LBacaj

4 years ago

4/ You are there to add value first. All the code you wrote will end up in the recycling bin of some computer if it does not add value directly or indirectly to the business. It doesn't matter how pretty your code is or how much you love it if it doesn't add value.