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Small information nuggets and recipies about SQLite

Few corporate speak expressions annoy me in as much as these 2 words: 😬 “The business” This is a pet peeve of mine, for sure. But beyond that, it’s important we stop covering decision makers behind “The Business” curtain. There is no such entity called “The Business” in companies. “The Business” isn’t a job function or role or group of people. “The Business” is everyone in the company. So what is happening in reality, behind “The Business” curtain?...

Paring technical sessions for kick-offs and reviews can be a good alternative for programmers frustrated with async code reviews and unhappy with continuous pair programming.

“Inbox zero” is a pivotal concept to deal with the constant influx of information we have nowadays. Merlin Mann coined it in 2006, during a series of posts on 43Folders. That “zero?” It’s not how many mes­sages are in your inbox–it’s how much of your own brain is in that inbox. Especially when you don’t want it to be. That’s it. — Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine (2011-07-12) It was not about “perfection” but rather a way for us to take back control of our time and avoid being reactive....

Small information nuggets and recipies about IntelliJ

Small information nuggets and recipies about Gradle

Small information nuggets and recipies about GitHub

Small information nuggets and recipies about Kotlin

Small information nuggets and recipies about Markdown

Small information nuggets and recipies about Git

Small information nuggets and recipies about HTML

Small information nuggets and recipies about Spring Boot

Small information nuggets and recipies about AWS

Small information nuggets and recipies about Slack

Small information nuggets and recipies about Scala

Small information nuggets and recipies about Unix

Small information nuggets and recipies about Splunk

Small information nuggets and recipies about sbt

Small information nuggets and recipies about VirtualBox

Small information nuggets and recipies about Colors