The fun is in learning.

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Were they right? Were they wrong? History sides with them.

How do you avoid becoming a Brilliant Jerk? Read this article to learn practical tips on communication, honesty and psychological safety.

shared by Alysa at Mural

Hmmm, I do recognize a few of the symptoms mentioned here.

This is a great approach to code review

Shared in the engineering group at MURAL

An interesting idea to help with honest, open communication, when things are failing apart and people are quick to fallback to blaming something/someone.

Another recommendation by Alex Robson at Zendesk.

it’s good to have a grasp on the fundamentals of the protocol, especially as we introduce additional services that will be communicating across the protocol. While “swagger/json api” seems like it would be good enough, there are gaps in that specification that assume you understand things built into HTTP.

That is an excellent list that I wish I had when I started my career

Shared in Zendesk Engineering slack channel, a great recap of HTTP/[1, 2, 3]

A great read, my favorite is def. the shared logic part.

I saw that talk at an Agile conference earlier this year. really good. he also recommended the book Accelerate during it, which I think is the most interesting non-technical book I’ve ever read on software engineering practices

A very good article on how to conduct a software engineering interview

Good read, from when I went to visit Twitch

Interesting article on how to prevent, detect and deter cheaters in League

How did statsd came to life and why it's useful.

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Engineering the link preview on the desktop wikipedia website