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on Mar. 4, 2021
What do you discuss during retrospectives? You might be wasting time if you're focusing on one-off mistakes. Learn how to draw the line for what’s relevant for your engineering team.
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on Mar. 1, 2021
In Pulse, a madewithlove podcast, Vinch talks with leaders in the tech startup and scale-up ecosystem. There are also some podcast episodes where Vinch talks with his own colleagues about everything he comes across when working as a CTO in residence for various clients. These series are called "Bet…
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on Feb. 24, 2021
Creating a well-defined type definition can be hard. TypeScript 4.1 introduced template literal types which can narrow down string types drastically. In this article we'll start with a string and end up with a type that covers scientific pitch notation.
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on Feb. 17, 2021
Onboarding an employee well can make a world of difference in how they experience their first few days in a new company. We will take a look at how you can make your new hire feel welcome on day 1 and even before it!
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on Feb. 11, 2021
Why would you want your engineers to become leaders? Managing a team of just a few engineers and their output should be easy. You can go deep into the details of solutions and still keep a good high-level overview of everything that's happening now and should happen in the future. But what happens…
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on Jan. 29, 2021
The 12factor manifest is a set of guidelines to help us build SaaS applications that can easily be operated and scaled without much effort. It was originally put together by the folks at Heroku and is as relevant today as it was when it was published in 2011. Heroku uses the container model on thei…