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  • Reply To: Creating Candidate Interest

    Very interesting post, Steve. As someone who is open to new opportunities, I find this quite interesting. A few questions come to mind, but I'll focus upon one which is...

  • Reply To: The Art of the Code Review

    Ah, OK, David. I wanted to check to see if that is a practice I should adopt. I don't think it is, but I'll keep it in mind.

  • Reply To: The Dangers of Not Upgrading

    Hey Steve, this thread has become really pertinent this week. I work for a large state government department in my state. One of my coworkers has supported two large divisions...

    • This reply was modified 1 years, 8 months ago by Rod at work. Reason: Needed to correct some details
  • Reply To: The Art of the Code Review

    Dang, @david-2.Poole, that is an awesome post with embedded YAML! I'm definitely going to keep a link to that post.

    I do have a question though. In the jobs section, the...

  • Reply To: The Art of the Code Review

    Code reviews is another important topic, which I have no experience at. I'm in the unfortunate position of having never worked anywhere that did code reviews. I've wanted to do...

  • Reply To: The Art of the Code Review

    Thank you, David.Poole, for those labels on GitHub commits!

  • Reply To: The Dangers of Not Upgrading

    @david-2.Poole, I didn't know you could do security scans of Docker imagines! Very interesting. I'm starting to get into playing around with Docker, so I'll keep this in mind.

    • This reply was modified 1 years, 8 months ago by Rod at work. Reason: Correct the mention
  • Reply To: The Dangers of Not Upgrading

    This is a huge topic to me!! I work in a large state government department, with hundreds of applications all written in old, out of support versions of .NET Framework,...

  • Reply To: Software Updates, Outages, Processes, and Protocols

    Hi Ryan, I don't use AT&T for my mobile carrier, and I don't work for them.

    I am heavily involved, in a weird way, in DevOps. I have been for a...

  • Reply To: Visual Design for Safety

    Visual design has interested me for several years. I learned that having the right visual can convey a lot of information to the user. I'm a developer, so visual design...

  • Reply To: Learning Never Gets Old

    I've found that the culture of a company/agency is the main determiner of whether people are willing to learn from one another. Where I work people aren't interested in learning...

  • Reply To: This is Why You Use Git for Scripts

    Thank you, David, for those helpful links. I'll try sharing with my users. It will be an uphill struggle, because people just don't like to change old habits. But I...

  • Reply To: This is Why You Use Git for Scripts

    I totally agree with you, Steve. Using Git is great.

    Your article answers a question I've had about how DBAs may handle their SQL Scripts. I work for my state's health...

  • Reply To: Un-Stable Teams

    I have never read, seen, or heard of anything like this, until I read it here. I don't know what to think about this. In my previous job the IT...

  • Reply To: Serious Software Glitches

    When I left my previous job, I'd only heard a little about unit testing. I'd no idea what it really was. I've learned since then and use it in my...

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