Notebooks are an excellent way to store little python projects because they cleanly mix markdown and runnable code snippet in one file. If you are using python or doing data science work, building your project inside of a notebook can make it easily transferable to other colleagues in a presentable form right out of the box.
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During my time working as an engineer and software consultant I've been on some brilliant teams that were able to build incredible things in a very short amount of time. I've also been on teams that are, ehh, not so agile... Indeed, when I look up Google's definition for the word agile right now the first entry is, "able to move quickly and easily".
Although there are many flavors of agile development that all emphasize slightly different concerns, in this article I'd like to discuss three things that I consistently see done by the top software teams. I believe that any engineering team not already practicing these three things can get an immediate productivity boost by implementing them well. So without further ado, let's get into it!
I solved a ClojureScript error today, and after getting stuck with a strange error and scouring the internet for information I ended up on this Github issue thread where I had been asking for help on this exact issue almost 2 years ago! Well then, that seems to me like a great candidate for a blog post! So, in this post I'll show you how to get past the XMLHttpRequest Error that you might encounter when building a ClojureScript Lambda function that makes an http request! By the way, you can check out the full source code for this project here. Alright, Let's go!
After talking to a good from and colleague about life and the "famous coders" in the programming industry, and it really made me reflect on my own "online engineer brand". All of this sort of coincidentally coincided with New Years 2020, and while I hardly ever make real resolutions I made a lot of goals for myself in this new year and new decade.
This is something that often trips up newcomers to Go who are familiar with JavaScript. I think it's pretty fascinating to notice whether different programming languages decide to do things in different ways, and it's interesting that the concept of "constants" is so different in Go Lang and JavaScript. has an extremely strict definition
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