Ken Mazaika
@kenmazaika
I'm a ruby on rails dev that loves learning and is inspired by software companies that are successful and the people who build them.
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Great episode from Topher Fangio about what it takes to build a business in this podcast. 1.) vehicle 2.) internal beliefs 3.) external - resources needed to do this Must listen! listennotes.com/podcasts/how-2…
Great insights about software architecture & domain-oriented services from John Mileham. uncubed.com/videos/betterm… "Small teams are unbeatable when it comes to productivity." Love it.
Loved Propeller Health's article about working from home. Super relevant. The tips for setting up your workspace are the best part of the post. medium.com/propeller-heal…
Great article about using technology as a force multiplier in investing by @SebRollen. Love the idea of using technology this way. betterment.com/resources/tech… H/T Daniel Egan (Bmt) and Betterment
Great article about how to prepare for virtual interviews by Nancy Sansom plansource.com/blog/tips-for-… "Check that tech" - so true!
Love watching how AI is changing things in technology. Great post with Jason VandeBoom venturebeat.com/2020/01/28/act… "Customer experience makes or breaks a business, and we’re proud to be the critical piece that helps growing companies find success" Love it.
Amazing thought leadership by Josh Brody about strategies to architect modern web applications. josh.mn/2020/09/24/des… Love the distinctions between architecting apps and writing code. This article is well worth reading!
Just found out Scala 3 is coming out, soon. Looks like there are some exciting features and just read this great post explains the context bound syntax. It's a must read! Scala 3: Contextual Abstractions, Part III by Sic semper tyrannis link.medium.com/TIb4PgYtkbb
Archaeologists found this “Hair Guy” painting within a tomb in Giza and prominent ancient astronaut theorist Giorgio Giorgio A. Tsoukalos believes there is a singular plausible explanation for this phenomenon.