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Disclaimer I used to work for the Ministry of Justice (UK) as a software developer.

There are two aspects I feel worth mentioning:

1. GOV.UK is not one single unit but rather quite distributed. these styles and standards are created by a central organisation called Government Digital Service, and all the the government departments follow and feedback. There is a design community and one of the ways of collaboration is to use a Wiki https://paper.dropbox.com/doc/GOV.UK-Design-Patterns-Wiki-hk...

2. UK government is a big open source software contributor. Software projects by default are open source on github. It felt really good getting paid for writing open source code when I worked there :) https://www.gov.uk/guidance/be-open-and-use-open-source

how does this compare with react fiber?

Where does Windows Subsystem for Linux fit for the future?

Does it support stateless function component?

I don't get the tone of damning. The feeling is "there is no perfect solution, and Jira although with its flaws, is better than other options."

very interesting!

Nice post as alway from Kenneth.

However, this workflow has a little drawback. If you have a dependency not from pipy, e.g. `pip install git+ssh://github.com/kennethreitz/requests.git@master`, it won't work.

Yes, totally agree. Most of the Singaporeans I know speak English as their first language. Their standard of written English is arguably higher than that of Britain due to their strict education system.

Sounds quite interesting. Would recommend people that I trust to apply.