I'm a believer in "the bug is not fixed until the fix is live", which helps highlight the value of CI/CD.
I'm kind of shocked (and sad) that this integration is rare.
Outside of things like Vercel/Netlify, where have you seen companies publish when changes are live in production? I'm looking for examples of customers opening feature/bug reports, and then having those literal tickets updated when something is live.
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The two most critical assets a company has are psychological safety and institutional knowledge (i.e. the stuff that's not written down). Twitter is now lacking both. 😬
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I love this type of physical interface! Way better IMO than speech. ⭐
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I love this analogy. KRs also indicate when you've done "enough", and can focus elsewhere. KPIs don't usually have ceilings 📈
This is a good looking list. Several of them are new to me, and I'm excited to check them out!
Hey, #BookTwitter!
I have been exploring various #books on #DevRel and #community lately. Sharing some of my favourite ones from the bucket list here.📚💗
A thread🧵
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This is a great illustration. As a devrel practitioner, I appreciate this holistic perspective. Excited to read the book!
Replying to @johncutlefish
In Build, @tfadell makes the point that the customer doesn’t care about whatever we call “the product”, they care about their whole experience.
For him, makers should put care into every aspect of the journey. And community is one of those relevant touchpoints.
This is good advice for everyone, every day. I needed this reminder. Thanks, Ashley!
Replying to @ashleymcnamara
Do your best to make space for yourself, set boundaries when you can, and forgive yourself when you mess up. <3
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📣 one more time for the people in the back!
Safety builds speed. Speed alone does not create safety.
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SREs can learn a lot from other types of emergency response. Like this thread about medical teams.
After studying ED teams, I am thrilled to share insights about how they work and some simple hacks to make them even better.
Spoiler alert: psychological safety is what it’s all about - thanks @amyCEdmondson @RoisinODonovan4
#RCEMasc @RCEMevents @SocraticEM
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It's FAT BEAR WEEK, people. This is not a drill! 🐻🐻🐻
I'm less comfortable with this than Corey.
I've been in tech for nearly 20 years, and I can probably count the number of "over 50" ICs I've encountered on one hand.
I've seen older managers, but where do older ICs go? Have they all "called in rich"? 🧓
Replying to @QuinnyPig
"I'm in my early 20s; I don't really know what I want to do long term."
I'm 39. Neither do I. It's okay.
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IME, Software reliability is determined more by the software itself (design choices, bugs, etc) than the production environment.
If the above is true, why do reliability orgs often wait until production to engage?
#r9y
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I see a bunch of folks missing the point and saying "just write code". It reminds me of a favorite from @kelseyhightower : "at this point I can have more impact behind a microphone than a keyboard".
So you are a high level software engineer. You get promoted all the way to the top. After a while, you stop coding. Then you go into full docs and meeting mode. After two years of this, are you still a high level software engineer? Or something else?
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Setting Android app time limits for social media apps is sometimes annoying, but has really gotten me to read through my backlog in pocket and raindrop.
I still feel a bit bad when I run out of social media time before noon, tho.
Hey @OpenPolicyAgent, is there a Language Server (LSP) implementation for Rego? I couldn't find one, and would be happy to help build one.
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Good 🧵. I think of the book more of a "story" than a "history", but I agree the tales are not to be taken literally.
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Related: who in the room can "say yes" to get things moving, vs "say no" to stall you without giving concrete feedback.
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This game is adorable and you should play it. 😸
Spiritfarer®: A cozy management game about dying. Explore the afterlife at 34% off on the #itchsummersale!
thunderlotus.itch.io/spiritf… by @ThunderLotus
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