In this episode we talk about several things that have been on our mind. We find that Joe has been taken over by AI’s, Michael now understands our love of Kotlin, and Allen wants to know how to escape supporting code you wrote forever.
NewsVisited with Jamie Taylor from the .NET Core Podcast, Tabs N Spaces and Waffling Taylors
Should you own the work you created forever?
Wiki vs Readme
Should you take on the work that nobody else wants and “take one for the team”?
Test coverage
What’s a technology that’s reignited excitement in you?
javadoc != documentation
Kotlin documenation is excellent
Microsoft still doing excellent documentation as well
Warp AI is a (currently free) terminal for macOs that integrates an AI. It has several nice features such as those listed below, but one killer feature is that it has support for either a local or a cloud-based AI which helps navigate sticky legal, security, or company policies.
Thanks for the tip Dave Follett!
Recently mikerg suggested a really cool book in our #gamedev channel on the https://codingblocks.slack.com It has chapters on things like vectors, fractals, celluar automata and other cool type topics for game or other graphical programming. It’s available free online or you can order a physical print-on-demand copy. https://natureofcode.com/book/chapter-1-vectors/
Gson().toJson(mapOf( “key” to “value” )) https://kotlinlang.org/api/latest/jvm/stdlib/kotlin.collections/map-of.html
IntelliJ – Kotlin Bytecode
Llama 3 is Here, Spending Time on Environmental Setup and More
Ktor, Logging Ideas, and Plugin Safety
Importance of Data Structures, Bad Documentation and Comments and More
Decorating your Home Office
Multi-Value, Spatial, and Event Store Databases
Overview of Object Oriented, Wide Column, and Vector Databases
Picking the Right Database Type – Tougher than You Think
There is still cool stuff on the internet
Reflecting on 2023 and Looking Forward to 2024
Gartner Top Strategic Technology Trends 2024
2023 Holiday Season Developer Shopping List
Gartner and your Life Partners
Open Telemetry – Instrumentation and Metrics
Keyboards, Cloud Costs, Static Analysis, and Philosophy
Code Confidence using NASA’s Ten Simple Rules
GitHub Actions
Tracing Specifics – Know your System with OpenTelmetry
What is OpenTelemetry?
Software in Audio and How to Lead
Team Leadership, TUIs, and AI Lawsuits
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