Greg Hoover @gphAtWork

software engineer of distributed messaging systems on the .net platform for public sector Joined April 2010

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Greg Hoover @gphAtWork

5 months ago

@davidfowl I do the same thing. It’s very effective in terms of working toward higher quality code, and it helps build relationship and eliminates defensiveness.

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David Fowler @davidfowl

a year ago

Nothing better than customer testimonials about the product you work on #dotnet #aspire reddit.com/r/dotnet/s/pYi…

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Darren Shepherd @ibuildthecloud

a year ago

I hate prometheus/otel metrics. Why are they so hard to understand. I really don't want to do calculus to just create a graph. What is wrong with everyone.

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Aaron Stannard @Aaronontheweb

a year ago

@markpdx724 > This age of "development is expensive and difficult" is coming to an end. Wrong: aaronstannard.com/generative-ai-…

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I just cancelled my Adobe licence after many years as a customer. The new terms give Adobe "worldwide royalty-free licence to reproduce, display, distribute" or do whatever they want with any content I produce using their software. This is beyond insane. No creator in their right mind can accept this . You pay a huge monthly subscription and they want to own your content and your entire business as well. Going to have to learn some new tools.

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Jason Bender @TheCodeBender

3 years ago

Without hope in the future, we lack power in the present. That’s the importance of vision.

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David Fowler @davidfowl

3 years ago

Leadership super power is creating an environment where feedback can flow freely between all levels of employee in a team/org.

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LaBrina Loving @chixcancode

3 years ago

@kelseyhightower @codeFreedomRitr This is generally a big problem in tech companies that we set the wrong expectations for Senior Engineers. We continue to reward individual accomplishments and being a super "SME" rather than rewarding bringing others along and scaling impact.

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Work Chronicles @_workchronicles

3 years ago

White Lies

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DHH @dhh

3 years ago

This is what consistency looks like. That new Basecamp feature, Move The Needle, traces a direct line to our meetings-last approach from the early 2000s. Twenty years of saying and doing the same damn things to reap those compounding benefits of progress.

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Damian Edwards @DamianEdwards

3 years ago

Psst! In the spirit of the season, we have a small gift for you: Preview 2 of .NET Aspire is now available! 🎉 You can read all about it at devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/announc… Full changelog in the release notes at github.com/dotnet/aspire/… #dotnet #aspire

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Marc Randolph @marcrandolph

3 years ago

For many years, Bill Gates used to fly Economy, not because he couldn’t afford First Class, but because he didn’t consider it good value. It’s five or six times more expensive, but only marginally better (and you all get to your destination at the same time). In the same vein, I could afford a really nice car at this point, but I’ve never been a car guy, and I don’t need a Lamborghini or a Mazerati (which I can’t even spell). A Volvo station wagon does the job just fine, and I wouldn’t value the difference. I don’t need to drop $1000 on a bottle of wine at dinner either, since I know I’ll get the same enjoyment from a $35 bottle. So what is wealth good for, in the end? Besides providing security, it also gives flexibility. After all of the experiences I’ve had, the most important thing I’ve learned about money is that, once you have enough (by the previous definition), you can choose to have less of it in exchange for choosing how to spend your time. And spending your time doing something meaningful to you…that’s worth way more than a Mazerati.

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Derek Comartin @codeopinion

3 years ago

@davidfowl I made a similar statement next week. "best practices" and "industry standards" without any context are the death of me.

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Mike MacCana @mikemaccana

3 years ago

Pulumi is infra as code (actual code, like Python or TypeScript), and open source. Terraform is infra in the world's most hated config file format, not very well maintained, and is now proprietary. We have a winner.

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David Fowler @davidfowl

3 years ago

.NET 8's dependency injection container will support "keyed services". A long-requested feature that has finally landed. This is useful when type alone isn't enough to determine the right implementation. #dotnet

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Chris Patterson @PhatBoyG

3 years ago

Tune in for a sneak peek of MassTransit's new SQL Database Transport, using PostreSQL. In this video, I cover the transport's feature and go through the sample project showing how it all fits together. @mtproj youtu.be/ublJrqtDkdg

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Greg Hoover @gphAtWork

3 years ago

I assume enterprise support would come at a cost, etc. Just wondering if taking a dependency on Wolverine/Marten for a new project if it will be reasonable to think of licensing in terms of a free or commercial offering?

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Greg Hoover @gphAtWork

3 years ago

@jeremydmiller Hi Jeremy. Really glad to hear Wolverine and Critter friends will be receiving full time love. Just wondering if/how/when changes will occur to the pricing model. nServiceBus changed to a pay-for model while MassTransit is always free.

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Sean Feldman @sfeldman

3 years ago

@anton_t0shik To an extent, yes. At the same time, I've learned that having interfaces for something that's not changing is pointless. Testing can be accommodated as well. Always felt that the interface-first went too far by demanding the use of contracts when there's no real need for those.