Daily Bite #4
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The Economics of the Office: Why Do We Still Commute? – Some people said that commuting is a waste of time. money, and productivity. but some people love it, as a routine, it’s a constant thing that they love.
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MySQL vs. MariaDB: Reality Check – Comparison head to head between the two (and Percona’s own mysql release).
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How Do You Focus? – how can we focus, with all the disturbance, things that was goig on, things that you have to do sometime at the same time. but priority is important, but hei, i’m watching Stranger Things season 2 while writing this.
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Airbnb built an AI that turns design sketches into product source code – aah ho00mans
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Daily Bite #3
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Front-End Developer Handbook 2017
Front-end development becoming really complicated these day, from just simplelink
and just hard link to a file, we still do that, but the effort is quite expensive, this is a great compilation about how Front-end got implemented, and couple things that have to be know by Front-End. -
15 Top Prototyping Tools Go Head-to-Head
Head to head comparison of prototyping tools, at jenius we use Adobe XD, Zeplin and Sketch. all of them powered our design team. -
Four Essential Elements of Agile
We know that this Agile is a thing now, many company declared that they were agile, for me agile is about adapting, how can we adapt into technology, culture and so on.
Read more →Daily Bite is a series to documenting of what i followed and read during the day.
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#hack,
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Daily Bite #2
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The OWASP Top 10 is killing me, and killing you! – Another laundry list
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Paris Syndrome: culture shock sickness sends Japanese tourists packing
Non-techie article, and a bit old, and quite frankly, a lot of people having the same issue, the real world is not what they expected to be. people saw it on photos/video/movie and hopping the same thing. -
Node 8 Moves into Long-Term Support and Node 9 is the current release
Truth is, i’m a bit skeptical and confused sometimes about Node life cycle, and between major release don’t know how many APIs that gonna be broken.
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#hack,
#development
Daily Bite #1
This is the first edition of Daily Bite, i’m trying to read, learn and observe on the development/technology/life/etc and get some insight of it as i can, i already have post couple post using reading list subject, and this time will try to publish it on daily basis (tentative on weekend).
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Software architecture is failing
Interesting read, and in fact reflects to at least my professional life, the over-designed and over-architecture system that sometimes hurting the delivery, not to mention the business. the point to make in my opinion is as developer we should be wise and also thoughful using all the hyped or cool kids technologies -
How awesome engineers ask for help
Communication is the key in development word, communication can be anywhere and using any tools that we have, slack, telegram, whatsapp, or even in the codes, how we connect with other developer and so, but sometimes ego will kill it all, the attitude like i’m the best, i don’t need help from the other. remember there are human behind the code that we wrote, human who make it all possible, your colleague, your open source tools that you use.
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#hack,
#development
High Sierra
Upgraded to latest Apple macOS High Sierra, i think i love it, and i think this is the first time i upgraded the system without waiting x.x.1 (10.12.1 for example). couple thing that i considered as things i hate, digital clock (now with dot, e.g 10.12), how it displayed the size of the file or transfer (now with comma, e.g Transfering 10,3MB)
Couple review from other site
- macOS 10.13 High Sierra: The Ars Technica review
- There’s one good reason to update to macOS High Sierra
- macOS High Sierra’s biggest updates happen behind the scenes
- Apple macOS High Sierra
update 3 October 2017
since i’m using Macbook Pro with touchbar, i can’t swipe between desktop, sometimes it broken, don’t know whether it’s related, it has different trackpad, checked my uptime and it says only 7 days up, bummer.