I wonder if the person who created this meme did so based on my debugging talks š
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25 years ago I was lucky. I faced my debugging ignorance. It's a skill we don't learn at school. Hopefully I can help you reach a similar epiphany & destroy š
Thanks @jetbrains and Mala Gupta for a great experience speaking on the youtube live stream and this lovely gift/letter. Hope to do it again soon!
Practical Debugging at Scale: Do you really know how to debug effectively? | LinkedIn
Most of us didn't learn debugging in university and just "picked it up on the job". That is shocking for such a crucial skill, even if testing debugging knowledge is known to be challenging. However, itās never too late to learn how to use these underutilized debugger capabilities that many developers don't know about: - Object marking - Tracepoints - Memory tracing - Jump to line - Renderers - And more Register for an email reminder and a link to the recording after the live event. https://info.jetbrains.com/idea-livestream-july25-2024.html About the Presenter Shai Almog is an entrepreneur, author, blogger, and open-source hacker. He has written five books, including Practical Debugging at Scale: Cloud Native Debugging in Kubernetes and Production (Apress), and he blogs about debugging at debugagent.com.
I love the story about this picture. It shows bullet holes sustained by WWII bombers. Army wanted to armor plate these areas but since this only shows planes that survived the plating should go where there are no holes.
Turns out it was an urban legend: https://buff.ly/4cUizOS
How is software testing related to debugging? Debugging theory includes testing as part of its stadard resolution steps in the debug-fix cycle. https://buff.ly/3Jjn3BV
Software Testing as a Debugging Tool
Debugging is not just about identifying errorsāit's about instituting a reliable process for ensuring software health and longevity. In this post we discuss the role of software testing in debugging, including foundational concepts and how they conve...
Do we still need wireshark and tcpdump as application level developers working in this day and age? I would argue that we sometimes do, albeit very rarely... https://debugagent.com/wireshark-tcpdump-a-debugging-power-couple
Wireshark & tcpdump: A Debugging Power Couple
Wireshark, the free open-source packet sniffer and network protocol analyzer, has cemented itself as an indispensable tool in network troubleshooting, analysis, and security (on both sides). This blog post delves into the features, uses, and practica...
While there are many patents, very few ideas are truly original. I've had several patentable innovations but ultimately always found some prior art when I looked hard enough. Despite that I never found prior art covering this idea. https://medium.com/hackernoon/was-this-an-original-invention-cd488b13d6da
Uber's native app uses material design heavily across both iOS and Android, blurring the lines between the two OSes. A unified UI approach that speaks volumes about user experience. š±š https://medium.com/hackernoon/what-ive-learned-from-cloning-the-uber-app-b0a7c743c1c1
App Engine was a bad choice. Our stack flexibility was limited by PaaS, originally we picked it for scale but it turned out we scaled better with Spring Boot. #Java #GCP #SpringBoot #AppEngine https://medium.com/javarevisited/migrating-from-app-engine-to-spring-boot-75de8b4566ce
