Documentation often has a bad reputation in engineering organizations, but it doesn't have to tbe that way.
Continuous Delivery of an ASP.Net application to Azure Web Apps with SQL Migrations and Blue/Green deployment, via Linux images and CircleCI.
Building an ASP.Net Core app with SQL (not EF), seamless db migrations, support for zero-dowtime deploys, full API-to-DB integration testing.
A big part of our job, as managers, is to create and communicate clear expectations. A defined growth or leveling framework can help us create consistency in expectations, leveling, goal-setting, and more. Drawing on 30-40 other frameworks and my own experience, I'm hoping this can be a higher leverage starting point to help you build your own frameworks for your organization.
While recently migrating 2,380 posts from Wordpress to a static site in Azure ($2/mo), I took notes along the way in case others find themselves on the same journey.
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Provide a human-readable Audit Log for customers, today. -
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Help folks learn SQL through online, interactive exercises
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The Chartmaker Directory
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When costs are nonlinear, keep it small. – Jessitron
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Jim McBeath: Concurrent Editing Without Locking
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Operational Transformation, the real time collaborative editing algorithm | Hacker Noon
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Mapping the Island’s Walkable Surfaces – The Witness
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Lenny Rachitsky on Twitter: "A thread of my biggest surprises and takeaways from researching successful early B2B growth strategy Read on 👇" / Twitter
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Simon Wardley on Twitter: "X : One of our customers wants a new feature in our product."
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Outcome-based Product Roadmaps: a missing link in Agile Product Development | by David Denham | Medium
planning product roadmap outcomes