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for reference found https://martinfowler.com/articles/microservice-testing to be a great theoretical reference however I wonder of the practicality of the implementation

Interesting, didn't know about this, thanks for sharing

how do you handle when you major version upgrade to your microservice that breaks 7 other microservices in the CI, do you fix it? Do they fix it?

> Given a value, we do not have to care how it was built, and whether it is a composite or not. We might not be even to tell (*).

missed a word: Able to tell.

I agree. "There are only 3 rules to remember" -> "here are 6 keywords to remember" caught me as well

Interesting concept nonetheless

Yeah, its quite the same in London. In that case I switch to maps, but it isn't very often for me.

How do you find companies that follow this or a variant over the traditional process. I've been interviewing at companies over the past couple of years and I've only participated at 1 take home task (startup) and know about 1 other company (on my list) that follows that.

I, like others stated above, tend to perform much better in my own space and time than under eyes on a whiteboard..

Youtube.com/thenewboston something very soothing about his videos and humor

Agreed.

For the curious this was the content of the email. Pretty generic.

"Dear Let's Encrypt Subscriber,

We're writing to let you know that we are updating the Let's Encrypt Subscriber Agreement, effective June 30, 2016. You can find the updated agreement (v1.1) as well as the current agreement (v1.0.1) in the "Let's Encrypt Subscriber Agreement" section of the following page:

https://letsencrypt.org/repository/

Thank you for helping to secure the Web by using Let's Encrypt"

This is awesome news.

Should we be worried that LE is sponsored by the big players (cisco et al.)

Not implying that we should. Just genuinely wondering if we should be wary or if it means anything at all, for the future of LE I mean.

ps:might be my misunderstanding as im not sure what sponsored actually entails.

Can you share your stack.

Also as an innovative idea, how are you planning to deal with the surge of clones to follow, any patents in the works?

"What you see is a 2D projection of a 3D slice of a 4D object".

Poetry.

Serious question, and sorry(?) for bringing this up. But is everyone here really okay with reacts licencing?

Apart from stubbornly refusing to accept embedding html in js directly is a good idea (although I see the pros), licencing is the main reason I avoid this ecosystem altogether. Even though it has an outstanding community.

perhaps I'm making a deal out of nothing.

In any case will definitely take the course, im sure it will be as excellent as the others. Many thanks for your efforts Tyler.

"Use a desktop player! Browsers and video doesn't go together well, even in 2015 and especially when it's live. So for your best viewing experience please use a desktop player like VLC or mplayer."

Am I the only one to be bothered by this comment.

This. 1000x. This is definitely one of the pitfalls of poorly implemented scrum. For bigger companies, scrum tends to be a decision by the higher ups and implemented by the lower ranks keeping middle management is disarray over their role in the change. Moreover as the author mentions agile is about people first, but followed by processes. If scrum teams don't have the power, or empowerment, to change the processes, to become more agile, to remove blockers/impediments, the team burns out / self destructs for the precise reason you mention about spending longer hours achieve the committed (not to mention the committed is affected by the deadlines which are manipulated by management/or worse, external stakeholders) in order to uphold their word/project. To me there is a flaw here.

I do believe scrum can be an effective tool for a few use cases, but people often underestimate the warning signs. "Scrum is easy to learn, but difficult to master." - https://www.scrumalliance.org/community/articles/2011/may/sc...

Anyone with insight on what happened exactly?

Thank you both for this interesting discussion, helped me grasp a few things.

Tesla e should know this.