Principled Software Engineer, Gentleman Programmer.
Current #Pachli steward (see link or follow @pachli)
2:252/21.8
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| Pachli | https://pachli.app |
| All reviews | Overwhelmingly positive |
Principled Software Engineer, Gentleman Programmer.
Current #Pachli steward (see link or follow @pachli)
2:252/21.8
| Blog | https://write.as/nikclayton/ |
| GitHub | https://github.com/nikclayton |
| Pachli | https://pachli.app |
| All reviews | Overwhelmingly positive |
> The fediverse does not need more servers, it needs reasons for them to act like they owe each other something. The atmosphere does not need better tools, it has those, it needs the autonomy those tools enable to actually be taken up.
👍 @laurenshof in https://connectedplaces.online/reports/fr164-the-pope-on-defederation/
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It’s finally out! After tackling a bunch of issues (huge thanks to the F-Droid community for the incredible support), I’ve just launched my first open-source game: Tile Match.
I took an existing Android version, stripped out all the ads, and made the code completely free. You can grab it right now on F-Droid: search for "Tile Match" by Infrared Developer.
The GitLab page needs some love—but it’s live!
Occasionally, there are actual open positions for open social web / federated social developers. (I don't know the org, but looks interesting)

We’re always on the lookout for passionate, talented individuals who believe in protecting human rights, privacy, and freedom of expression online. Our team is global, diverse, working together to make a meaningful impact in the digital space. No Open Positions? No Problem! If our values and work inspire you and you think you’d be a […]
RE: https://androiddev.social/@luboganev/116578211442808240
So the thing about #PR review. It's an alternative / adjunct to #PairProgramming.
So if a colleague sends you something like that it's absolutely fine to book a meeting with them and have them walk through the #PullRequest with you.
It's not uncommon for the meeting to be cut short because during the explanation they realise they made a mistake, and it needs more work.