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Oct 3, 2018

A free CI (using Docker-Compose) for your Gitlab repositories?

If you’re like me, you use Github for public repositories and for private repositories owned by organizations, but for your own private repositories, you use Gitlab. Indeed, Gitlab offers free unlimited private repositories and does the job. After having pushed a lot of commits, you decide that it could be…

Docker

3 min read

Oct 2, 2018

Testing your app with docker-compose on CircleCI

As a dev, you use docker as a dev environment. You’re quite happy that you finally ended mastering it (or at least make it work \o/). Since you’re a great developer, you know the importance of automated testing, and you wrote a bunch of specs or features to test. You…

Docker

3 min read

Jan 9, 2018

Job offers: Don’t get lost along the way

Dear potential employers, I know your company is dealing with urgent issues. I know the market is quite rough at the moment. I know good developers have now high and diverse expectations: keeping track of these must not be easy. It seems like for some of you, free coffee or…

Programming

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Job offers: Don’t get lost along the way

Sep 27, 2017

Lessons learned about Bus Factor (Part 5/5): Detect it before it is too late

This series of articles is taken from a talk I gave at the Berlin PHP Meetup. If you didn’t read the first one, here you go. In the past articles we wrote about the daily strategies you can set up to share knowledge, balance the level of your team and…

Open Source

4 min read

Lessons learned about Bus Factor (Part 5/5): Detect it before it is too late

Sep 27, 2017

Lessons learned about Bus Factor (Part 4/5): Stay close to the domain

This series of articles is taken from a talk I gave at the Berlin PHP Meetup. If you didn’t read the first one, here you go. Last time we saw how we could refactor code in a simple way to make it more obvious. We did not talk yet about…

Testing

6 min read

Lessons learned about Bus Factor (Part 4/5): Stay close to the domain

Sep 27, 2017

Lessons learned about Bus Factor (Part 3/5): Write explicit code

This series of articles is taken from a talk I gave at the Berlin PHP Meetup. If you didn’t read the first one, here you go. Write explicit code Last time we talked about the strategies you could set up to share knowledge within your current coding team. It’s great, but it would…

Software Development

4 min read

Lessons learned about Bus Factor (Part 3/5): Write explicit code

Sep 27, 2017

Lessons learned about Bus Factor (2/5): Balancing the level of your team

This series of articles is taken from a talk I gave at the Berlin PHP Meetup. This cute kitten has absolutely nothing to do with Bus Factor, unlike the first post of this series. …

Software Development

4 min read

Lessons learned about Bus Factor (2/5): Balancing the level of your team

Sep 27, 2017

Lessons learned about Bus Factor (1/5): Introduction

This series of articles is taken from a talk I gave at the Berlin PHP Meetup. Let me share with you a little story of mine. About 2 years ago, I was working on a quite complex project to create a marketplace from scratch. We were two on the job…

Software Development

3 min read

Lessons learned about Bus Factor (1/5): Introduction

Aug 18, 2017

Learning a foreign language — Common mistakes

I’m French and I’ve been learning German for 10 months now. Even if I’m quite happy about my progress, I definitely wasted a lot of time during this process, because of mistakes that most of us do when learning a new language. …

Language

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