jhall

jhall, 2 months ago to random

All the benefits of working in small batches on a new feature also apply to refactoring.

https://jhall.io/archive/2024/02/28/incremental-refactoring/

jhall, 3 months ago to golang

"Wow, I've never seen anyone use TDD on a real project."

An actual quote from a previous veiwer. Sound like you? Come watch me use TDD as I'm adding some new capabilities to an open-source library.

#go #golang #tdd #livestream #livecoding

https://youtube.com/live/z530uVzmNc8

jhall, 3 months ago to golang

Low code GUIs in #golang? What a #fyne idea! Thanks for sharing, @andydotxyz. #fosdem

jhall, 4 months ago to random

I always rebase my feature branches, rather than merging them. Except when I don't.

https://jhall.io/archive/2024/01/11/when-i-dont-rebase/

jhall, 4 months ago to random

My simple rules for when to rebase or merge

https://jhall.io/archive/2024/01/10/when-rebasing-is-better-than-merging/

jhall, 4 months ago to random

I'm a short-stack developer.

jhall, 6 months ago to random

Turns out, Sam Altman was browsing job openings at Microsoft, and didn't tell the OpenAI board about it. That was him being "not consistently candid in his communications".

jhall, 6 months ago to random

Sam Altman fired for having ChatGPT write reports to the board?

jhall, 7 months ago to random

No amount of design is sufficient without exposing the feature to real life users.

https://jhall.io/archive/2023/10/13/wasted-effort/

jhall, 7 months ago to random

SAFe: It may not be your favorite Agile framework, but it does use a lot of the same words.

jhall, 7 months ago to golang

Join me today for some live #Go coding! I'll be working on my open-source #CouchDB library, and/or answering questions from the audience, and going wherever the wind blows.

#golang #livestream #programming #livecoding #SoftwareDevelopment

https://youtube.com/live/vlcancBNVTw

jhall, 8 months ago to random

How do we become agile?

jhall, 8 months ago to Starfield

So #Starfield crashes on my #SteamDeck as soon as I start a new game.

That was fun.

jhall, 9 months ago to random

Do some work in public if you're ever feeling slightly superior about your abilities.

https://jhall.io/archive/2023/08/02/make-mistakes-in-public/

jhall, 10 months ago to golang

Did you know that constants don't overflow in #go? They can represent values much larger than any built in data type. How is this possible? Let me explain...

#golang

https://youtu.be/pypIL6t21cg