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Scaling Success: OpenTurf Co-Founders Share Their Journey on Scale Adventure Podcast
Join us on the Scale Adventure podcast for an exclusive conversation with Zunder L and Sriram Jeyabharathi, Co-Founders of OpenTurf Technologies. Learn about their journey of resilience, innovation, and scaling up with OpenTurf. Hear firsthand how they turned challenges into opportunities while crafting products for tech companies globally. Tune in...
Moving a Billion Postgres Rows on a $100 Budget
An interesting read on how to move large data sets at low cost and less pain. Read it here Champion Building - How to successfully adopt a developer tool In our decades of programming, we just go back to a few. How about you and how possibly you should add...
Measuring Developer Productivity: Real-World Examples
Developer Productivity - Do you measure or Should you measure? Here is an article on how various company measures developer productivity The Turing Trap: The Promise & Peril of Human-Like Artificial Intelligence Should AI be feared or adoption should be slowed down or it should be merged into activities that...
Nibble Gems
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Software engineers hate code
In our view, this is one of the classic articles and a must-read. Read it here How Instagram scaled to 14 million users with only 3 engineers Is quantity quality? An exciting read on performance engineering here McKinsey Developer Productivity Review A well-articulated retort to the Mckinsey developer productivity article....
Thought works Radar
Thought works Radar influences some of our decision-making. Get the latest one here Moving From IC to Engineering Manager Do you want to move from an individual contributor to an Engineering Manager? This guide will help you to see if you have the right motivation. Create a Dev Environment with...
A Beginner’s Guide to Prompt Engineering with GitHub Copilot
Make Copilot and Prompt Engineering your friend. Here is a good article about that. What Part of the System Needs to be Smart? How do you decide what needs to be the core? Never an easy way out. Similar views are expressed in this article. Gives you some pointers when...
Dependency Inversion Principle: How Google Developers write code
What is Dependency Inversion Principle in Software Design? Abstractions could be leaky, but abstractions written and done well, could be lifesavers irrespective of the size of the system. Take a look at how Google Developers approach this (an example of dependency inversion principle) here Technical Leadership Irrespective of the nature of...
Ditch Your To-Do List and Use These Docs To Make More Impact
Enhance Productivity in Your Software Development Journey The To-do list can become monotonous. Personally, we have notebooks that go back 5 years in time, and sometimes when we go back and read those notebooks it is funny how we carried on some task for days together. Here is a different...