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Often talking about #DotNet, #CSharp, #SoftwareDevelopment, #SoftwareArchitecture, #microservices and a bunch of other stuff
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Also, partly related, when interviewing, I might need to start asking if companies use Jira in interviews, and for the ones that do, drop them in priority 😅
I mean, Jira isn't the root of all evil (though it ain't good), but people tend to use it for more than they should, becoming an hindrance. If a couple of small teams can't get organized with some Trello like basics, then the process is overcomplicated.
So much for "individuals and interactions over processes and tools".
Folks complain that the engineering teams are slow to deliver, valid point. Then come in some geniuses who know a lot about software development (not) and propose... add more steps and further complicate the process 🤦♂️
For real, some days, one just feels like throwing in the towel...
I found this very upsetting. The security guys deciding a priori that it's hard to do so we don't need to concern ourselves. That hasn't worked out well in the past. You think they'd learn.
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So, turns out, setting a cpu limit of 30 millicores for a #DotNet service isn't the best idea, as things get slow 🤣
Though, to be honest, kind of impressed that it works surprisingly well, only becoming particularly noticeable when handling larger payloads
Announcing Polecat: Event Sourcing with SQL Server https://jeremydmiller.com/2026/03/22/announcing-polecat-event-sourcing-with-sql-server/
I'll happily take any RTs please and thank you!
Anyone ever used Apache DevLake or similar tool?
Any insights, recommendations, etc?
My main goal is to gather some metrics (mainly DORA), and as we use a variety of tools (e.g. Jira, GitLab, Jenkins), need something that can grab info from multiple sources.
Apache DevLake is an open-source dev data platform that ingests, analyzes, and visualizes the fragmented data from DevOps tools to distill insights for engineering productivity.
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