On The Bike Shed, hosts Joël Quenneville and Stephanie Minn discuss development experiences and challenges at thoughtbot with Ruby, Rails, JavaScript, and whatever else is drawing their attention, admiration, or ire this week.
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James M Snell - System Engineer at CloudFlare
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Talking Points:
- Building tools developers use
- Learning a new codebase
- The viability of open source careers
- What makes a good team member
- Avoiding burn out
Quotable Quotes:
- “Every line of code you change is going to have an impact somewhere and it's going to impact someone.” - JS
- “The amount of knowledge you have...will never define you, it's how you apply it, it’s how you recover from mistakes.” - JS
- “[How to learn faster] Figuring out what you don't know and knowing how to quickly identify the gaps in your own knowledge.” - JS
- “I don't mind helping...but I also want to see you putting in the effort yourself to figure it out.” - JS
- “[Learning new code bases] I fiddle and break things, and then figure out what broke.” - JS
- “If you're just spending all your time looking at code and thinking about code, you will burn out very quickly.” - JS
- “The people that I enjoy working with the most take a very humble approach to the code they write.” - JS
Notes:
James’ Twitter
James’ Github
https://github.com/jasnell
Junior to Senior Community
community.juniortosenior.io
68 episódios
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Talking Points:
- Building tools developers use
- Learning a new codebase
- The viability of open source careers
- What makes a good team member
- Avoiding burn out
Quotable Quotes:
- “Every line of code you change is going to have an impact somewhere and it's going to impact someone.” - JS
- “The amount of knowledge you have...will never define you, it's how you apply it, it’s how you recover from mistakes.” - JS
- “[How to learn faster] Figuring out what you don't know and knowing how to quickly identify the gaps in your own knowledge.” - JS
- “I don't mind helping...but I also want to see you putting in the effort yourself to figure it out.” - JS
- “[Learning new code bases] I fiddle and break things, and then figure out what broke.” - JS
- “If you're just spending all your time looking at code and thinking about code, you will burn out very quickly.” - JS
- “The people that I enjoy working with the most take a very humble approach to the code they write.” - JS
Notes:
James’ Twitter
James’ Github
https://github.com/jasnell
Junior to Senior Community
community.juniortosenior.io
68 episódios
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