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Serving NJ residents, solving problems, building software @NJGov Office of Innovation. ex-@pivotallabs, @OlinCollege alum. (she/her)

Joined February 2016
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Don't apply for a Senior Dev position if your GitHub looks like this: 🟨⬜⬜⬜🟨 🟨⬜🟩⬜🟩 ⬜⬜🟩🟨🟩 ⬜🟩🟩🟩🟩 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩
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My family always makes xmas lists, and used to do a google doc song-and-dance just like this that's why I wrote a custom app just for my family to streamline gift-giving and claiming items! pinelist.app/
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Nice slide to explain technical project managers the benefit of pair programming @blndevops
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How come DNA is stored in a double helix and not JSON?
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our team had a debate about best names for looping variables. i won.
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If one person feels like a "passenger", that's not pair programming
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The thing that I found most valuable - and most generally underrated - from learning TDD 5 years into my career is the art of developing by making lots of small, targeted commits that each deliver an increment but leave the codebase deployable. Multiple commits per day.
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i have decided to release my first short film today, it is called, "bike lane" hope u enjoy
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Since this false assumption is still distressingly common: In software delivery, there is no speed vs stability trade-off We now have 7yrs of data from tens of thousands of responses globally. Attached graph from cloud.google.com/devops/stat…, previous years at devops-research.com/research…
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This is the type of ethical backbone I hope to see from all Olin alumni.
Frances Haugen, a member of Olin College’s first graduating class in 2006, revealed herself tonight on @60Minutes as the whistleblower who provided thousands of internal Facebook documents to the media. Haugen says “Facebook chooses profit over safety.” youtu.be/oT2sMDCW_2k
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WE'RE HIRING!💻 Full-Stack Engineer in civic tech, serving New Jerseyans and making govt tech better for everyone 👥 highly collaborative 🎧 fully remote 🛠️ modern tech stack & dev practices 💸 competitive salary 🙌 make a huge individual impact 📈 own & lead a team/product
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new post: @rouanw has tried an approach that uses pull requests in a style that's friendly to Continuous Integration: classifying changes as ship/show/ask martinfowler.com/articles/sh…
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what if instead of getting the pfizer or moderna vaccine, you got a VaccineProvider in your arm instead? now you can swap out whichever vaccine you like I call it... Dependency Injection
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The power of TDD sounds like hype until you experience it firsthand. Then there's no turning back.
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Any other disappointed Oliners play the NYT spelling bee today? @OlinCollege
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🔥 Quick tip on docs - if you have a list of points with long text, give a bolded 2-3 word summary upfront.
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Replying to @IanColdwater
My favourite description is this:
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