Today, we're excited to launch GitHub code search - a new way to search and navigate code. We’re introducing a brand new search and code navigation view and they are jam packed with new features. Here are some I’m excited about.... 🧵 1/6

Blog: registry.k8s.io: faster, cheaper and Generally Available (GA) - kubernetes.io/blog/2022/11/2… #Kubernetes

Spotted — #FastForward program members out & about building the good internet 🥲 Here's the latest from Arnaud Meukam Kubernetes, Eugen Rochko, CEO of Mastodon, Colby Swandale Ruby Programming Language, and David Marby /niji of Lorem Picsum! community.fastly.com/t/heres-what-o…

Sharing how I approach large software projects, how I break down tasks and decide what order to work on things, and how I stay motivated throughout. This a personal thing, since different things motivate different people, but sharing my approach. mitchellh.com/writing/buildi…

First donation to #k8s 🎉 ✅ We are not a big software engineering powerhouse 👩🏻‍💻👨🏾‍💻🧑🏼‍💻but we are still doing our best to contribute to the upstream #opensource projects we love and rely on. Thanks Jakob for driving this: github.com/kubernetes-sig… We are hiring as well 😛

It’s my birthday. I’m 37 and I have some things I’d like to share, in no particular order. 1. No one thinks about you more than you do. That thing from two years ago that keeps you up at night? No one else remembers. Honor the memory and let it go.

“Duplication is better than the wrong abstraction”

I wrote, "Scrum is a cancer," and the Internet had thoughts about it. After 3,400 replies, I learned a few things: First, the most common jobs among the people who told me I was wrong were "Agile Coach" and "Scrum Master." They feel very strongly in favor of Scrum, but I'm not

Do yourself a favor and never use `context.WithTimeout` but rather `context.WithTimeoutCause`. You'll thank me later.

Alright y'all, Go PGO is for real! 💯🔥 Zero code changes, 5.7% improvement. Insane!

#kubecon folks, avoid blue line! you will end up in a shuttle bus

I feel like 99% of being a software engineer is debugging random shit, 1% algorithms. As you gain experience you see more random shit, your random shit toolbox is ever expanding until you can figure out anything w time since it’s semi like something else in your toolbox.

There’s some exceptionally talented folks who are on the job market now, please get in touch with me or Davanum Srinivas on twitter or on Kubernetes slack (slack.k8s.io) and I’ll connect y’all ♥️ RTs appreciated! 🙏

Tough day at VMware today 😞 So many EXCELLENT engineers on the market. If you are hiring, please make some noise or DM me!

It’s been a tough past weeks at VMware and an especially TOUGH one today. There are a lot of exceptional people who are laid off. They are specialised in #Kubernetes and #Go, be it upstream or downstream. If you know of open roles, let me know on DM or K8s/CNCF Slack. RT plz 🙏🏽

The OSS project hustle stuff is exhausting. I don't get paid per KIND user 😂, my job is Kubernetes @ GCP & there's a lot to do, so I don't care about people fighting over which tool is "best", but FUD is annoying. If kind doesn't work for you, send feedback & we'll do our best

Happy birthday Davanum Srinivas! 🎂♥️ Thank you for being the wonderful person you are and for everything you’ve done for so many people around you, we’re grateful for you! 💕

This is why I say do NOT buy from Adobe. This exact scenario happened to me in ~2020. Adobe tricks people into “annual, paid monthly” subscriptions via a dark pattern. They note there is a “cancellation fee” for early cancellation. They just don’t tell you how it’s this much.

Happy #kuberTENes !

Thanks to everyone who joined Tjark Rasches and my talk at KubeCon. We just uploaded our slides to sched.co/1YePd The recording is also already available on Youtube: youtu.be/lSGtiVJDXN0?si…