For your backend development which programming language will you pick for 2025:
- Rust
- Node.js
- Ruby on Rails
- Python (Django or Flask)
- Go
- PHP
- Java
As an employer I'm more fascinated that I've had interviewees that could balance a binary tree, but not read basic specs, commit to git nor put a plate in a dishwasher...
Lost as many followers here, as I've gained on 🦋, as people are migrating, which is fine by me, account here will remain for historical proposes and so no one else claims it, and activity will decline.
Huge thanks to those who attended my “DevOpsDocs: Transforming Tediousness into Joy” talk @oredev 2024!
You’ll find the presentation at:
oredev2024.azurevoodoo.net
all the examples at:
github.com/azurevoodoo/orede…
Thanks to all the organizers & volunteers for a great event! #oredev
🚀Day 3 @oredev, been an amazing conference so far!
Today I'll be speaking about "DevOpsDocs: Transforming Tediousness into Joy" in Mosaic at 13:55 hope to see you there❤️
Our .NET tool, Cake.Tool, has just surpassed 100 million downloads on NuGet.org! 🎉
A huge thank you to our amazing community for your support and contributions. Here’s to many more milestones together! 🥂
nuget.org/packages/Cake.Tool
Day 1 was great❤️now day 2 of @oredev, as dealer I'm down to 2 zip lock bags left...with @cakebuildnet stickers. If you see me here don't be a stranger say hi, feel free to interrupt me when if I happen look busy staring into a laptop screen. Love having devops/.NET conversions😎
It's simple until it doesn't work, then it can be really hard to debug.
But that said, if all you do is dotnet/docker build&push then that's just one or two lines in a yaml file, and I totally agree no need to add any complexity of something else.
Morning, arrived safely @oredev, keynote just about to start,if you see me don't be a stranger 😎I brought a few @cakebuildnet stickers if any one wants.
Podcast recording today and speaking on Friday MOSAIC 13:55 pm about
"DevOpsDocs: Transforming Tediousness into Joy" #oredev
Just like with a car you can save money by not servicing it, but at some point, you'll suffer an unplanned massive failure, which can be beyond recovery.
I've got the Sennheiser BT T100, it is aptX enabled if your phone supports that it should be low latency, but as I've learned with Bluetooth mileage may vary, so perhaps purchase from a place with a good return policy🤔
Running locally isn't the issue IMHO, you can install agent locally for most CIs, and for Github actions there're a few local runners too. For me the issue is rather the abstraction/api itself and local tooling. I.e. discoverbility and hard to test individual steps in isolation.