I treat our Slack as if I'm checking a social network and I can't tell if that's a good or bad thing
Deven
@deven.codes
Software engineer, turned product manager, turned engineer again.
If you’re a Senior+ Software Engineer, looking for tangible ways to improve the culture on your team, I wrote something for you! deven.codes/posts/the-cu...
The Culture Is in the Code Review
Someone once told me that a company’s culture isn’t defined by your HR department or your C-suite - it’s defined by how we show up and treat each other every day. It’s built in the small, daily intera...
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I’ve heard a few AI optimists claim that code generation tools will eventually render many Software Engineers into Product Managers. 🤔 As someone who’s been in both roles, that doesn’t sit right with me. Software Engineer minus coding does not equal Product Manager. What do you think?
See you tonight for tacos 🌮
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I've been looking for a simpler and more secure way to work with secrets during local development across my team. Couldn't find one, so I'm building an open source, vault-agnostic tool that does just that! Calling it RunSecret (github.com/runsecret/rsec). 1/3
GitHub - runsecret/rsec: RunSecret CLI
RunSecret CLI. Contribute to runsecret/rsec development by creating an account on GitHub.
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How are you safely managing secrets for local development? In my experience the git ignored .env file is the most common pattern, which… leaves a lot to be desired. I think I’ve got a better way, but want to make sure I’m not missing something already out there 😁
I recently traded in ~10 years of Python to go full-time on this Gopher thing. So far I really like it… except for the parts I don’t 🤔