Stupid Bash Tricks
Since no one actually reads the man pages
Dan Rabb
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jquery
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life
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management
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merge conflicts
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micromanagement
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1
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mkdir
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mutation testing
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notifications
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one-on-ones
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open source
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opportunities
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Cesar Cardenas
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organization
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people
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percolate
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performance
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play
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plugin
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postmortems
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product development
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productivity
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prompt
1
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pull requests
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python
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quality
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react
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recruitment
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refresh
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scripts
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scss
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search
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shell
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software
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Posts
tools
Four Tools Every Manager Needs to Master: Part 4 - Delegation
A deep dive into delegation. What is delegation, why is it important, and how should delegation be approached.
Russ Manzella
Four Tools Every Manager Needs to Master: Part 3 - Coaching
A deep dive into coaching. What is coaching, why is it important, and how should coaching be leveraged.
Russ Manzella
Four Tools Every Manager Needs to Master: Part 2 - Feedback
A deep dive into feedback. What is feedback, why is it important, and how should giving feedback be approached.
Russ Manzella
Four Tools Every Manager Needs to Master: Part 1 - One on Ones
A deep dive into One-on-Ones. What they are, why we do them, and how they should be approached.
Russ Manzella
Plans, Progress, Problems
Plans, Progress, Problems (PPP) is a management technique for recurring (daily, weekly, or monthly) status reporting.
Eric Musso
1
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training
The Rise of DevOps
A deep dive into DevOps, what it is, where it came from, and where it is going.
Russ Manzella
1
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troubleshooting
Understanding Problems with the Five Whys Analysis
How to use the 'Five Why' analysis to get at the root of problems
Russ Manzella
1
Posts
trunk based development
Automating Merges and Updates with Bulldozer
One step closer to automating ALL the things
Adam Weiss
1
Posts
unit testing
The Testing Pyramid
Like Ancient Egypt, a properly built (testing) pyramid will make you stronger and more resilient
Devon Brodka
1
Posts
vscode
2
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vue
Vue.js: Computed Props and Watchers
A brief breakdown of the difference between computed props and watchers and best practices when to use or the other.
Tom Colarusso
1
Posts
vue-router
Vue.js: Computed Props and Watchers
A brief breakdown of the difference between computed props and watchers and best practices when to use or the other.
Tom Colarusso
1
Posts
vue.js
Vue.js: Computed Props and Watchers
A brief breakdown of the difference between computed props and watchers and best practices when to use or the other.
Tom Colarusso
2
Posts
vuejs
Vue.js: Computed Props and Watchers
A brief breakdown of the difference between computed props and watchers and best practices when to use or the other.
Tom Colarusso
1
Posts
vuex
Vue.js: Computed Props and Watchers
A brief breakdown of the difference between computed props and watchers and best practices when to use or the other.
Tom Colarusso
1
Posts
webpack
Vue.js: Computed Props and Watchers
A brief breakdown of the difference between computed props and watchers and best practices when to use or the other.
Tom Colarusso
2
Posts
work life balance
Career move, from CA to NY
When life is going well, it does not seem reasonable to leave your comfort zone. Then, why move?.
Cesar Cardenas
Staying Organized in Tech
Staying organized amongst all the chaos in the technical world.
Amanda Mckernan
