sriram_iyengar

Inspiring ISRO. Anytime.

one word - sad !

I'm surprised developers still do this in an era of 'frequent commits'

avg time spent 8-9hrs (weekly avg below)

- coding 5hrs

- emails 1hr

- discussions, huddles, meetings 1hr

- lunch, coffee , walking around 1hr

- reading, browsing, hacker news 1hr

Good start and my best wishes. We follow these on stash using fork & pull request model, for a large project with 10 teams, each around 6-8 devs. - everyone has a fork - no one commits outside their fork - each module has 3-4 reviewers - good practices are constantly shared via sessions - wiki drafted and updated - comments are given reasoning with concepts, discussion threads and as well to other modules - object calisthenics, if required

Ember is an excellent choice. We use it in a real large scale project and really love the 'addon' way of managing modules. Its simple and comes straight out of the box. Our teams follow BEM for css and maintain 1:1 for a component/route and css file.

i write ember code and for me it still lives a lot, though MVVM

hand-made board games

interesting - but why would i use jsonlogic instead of javascript ?

as an Indian techie, have always looked up to ISRO from my younger days.

have seen people raising big uffs-oohs-aahs because of stackoverflow-driven-development :)

developer mozilla helps https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe...

unit tests help !

I'm definitely not writing about wtf

all i see is - less population - no traffic - clear air and very less pollution - farm and live easy - walk and cycle and stay fit - great childhood of enjoying countryside

Overall, they are 117th in life expectancy with 65years+. My greatest and largest democracy as well offers just the same.

Don't get any of this living in the greatest democracy's top Urban city !

Not really fishing. Just trying to get multiple perspectives on whether commit logs, without names, would make sense, to start with.

I actually love such code, as long as the vars or funcs are named capitalizeWords. This type of code is the difference between long term investment/cure vs short term gain/steroid. I cannot imagine a boiler plate 'for loop' with assigning and re-assigning and doing all sorts of convoluted branching.

not happy about the registration part !

Nice article. https://codewords.recurse.com/issues/three/unpacking-git-pac... is another article that i found very useful to understand packing and unpacking. (I found this when I was building a standalone html viewer for .git directory)

This summary is useful for me as I'm planning to get my personal license soon.

wonderful ! motivating to start off

excellent ! eye opener !

the last i faced this problem on a million request site, i just fixed the ulimit

really nice and inspiring. - how did you reach out to so many customers ? - i see the UX of your apps are good. did you do them or you got a design agency doing it for you ?