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Why computer programmers deserve their own stationery
Computer programmers obviously work quite hard in a difficult job, but there are plenty of jobs like that which do not have their own stationery. It is worth thinking about which jobs do have that privilege.
Why we put the original Gilbert Baker Pride flag on a bit of stationery
The Gilbert Baker Pride flag is not the most commonly displayed version or the most directly appealing symbol of the Pride movement. If we just wanted to look nice, the modern popular version would do a better job.
We can help platform owners deliver issue printing for their users
As the developer of an issue tracking platform there are many features on your radar. Some of those features define and articulate the unique value of your approach to this busy segment. Other features don't work differently for your product than any other. We can help you with those.
Impressions of PIPELINE 2018 from an AppDev perspective
Eight sessions is a lot. Especially when they are as interesting and informative as the eight I picked out from the 4 available tracks at yesterday's PIPELINE 2018 conference. Today, my head is pounding in a way that I don't recall since I was a teenager cramming for exams.It does not help that I am not really a pipeline person, although that depends on your definition. Under Daniel Jones' post-DevOps model I sit in AppDev. I did recently do a year as a contractor in PlatDev but that didn't dispel the extra effort required to understand as an outsider looking...
Should my team be “mature”? by Arkadiusz Ostrycharz
If you want to say yes then I would like to ask you what is mature? Does that mean that team is efficient? Output is predictable? Or maybe mood is always good? Or maybe something else?
