My Twitter archive of May 2019

In October 2022 I left Twitter. This is my tweet archive for May 2019.

Tweets

• This is a must-read for all #techleads and is going to be an instant classic! https://t.co/gvLKq8y5sR
• "If a company wants to build products based on what features a customer wants (and in what order they want them), 👉 its executives need to stop pushing their own ideas from the top down.👈" 👏👏👏 #fauxagile https://t.co/qx58jSDa2D
• Get the best of conferences with Rewind. Every month a new curated list of #JavaScript talks: https://t.co/FFi25NCED9 Great job @mjakoek and @paulbremer_, really a useful way to discover all the awesome talks out there.
• Seriously? Seriously! https://t.co/f6bkbbCxNU
• @Morl99 https://t.co/pehTUaW6di
• Hei 👋 to all the first-timers coming to @SoCraTes_Conf! I know this can be an intimidating experience. That's why I offer to be your @ConfBuddy - so you can have a better conference experience! Check out this post on our forum: https://t.co/zQ13kEh8Wb https://t.co/KNieWvjt3o
• #Trondheim 🇳🇴 Now. https://t.co/WVPFVMJFGr
• @viddity @ioki_mobility Uhh, nice. All the best! I only hear great stuff about this team.
• @codePrincess 🤞 dass alles in Ordnung ist...
• "While we did not initially plan to make hiring remotes a huge part of our engineering efforts, our #remote employees have outperformed all expectations." https://t.co/zaRdc7faqE
• @RidingWolf @SoCraTes_Conf Yeah!
• “Palantir profits from its contract with ICE to help the administration target parents and sponsors of children, and also pays Amazon to use its servers in the process. The role of private tech behind immigration enforcement deserves more attention” https://t.co/WxHaG6meYc
• @NativeWired I will try to make it next year. So many great topics!
• Is someone of our @NordicTweets colleagues already working on the #nRF91 enables Golf Ball?! 🤔 https://t.co/j4QrwWFLYC
• ... you can have a typo and it won't work ... https://t.co/sEPtQ0sDEO
• ... and I definitely have to start listening to @SoftSkillsEng: the weekly advice podcast for developers.
• The best designs in software emerge from building working solutions and step by step widening the scope, not from sitting around a table and writing architecture specifications.
• What a clusterfuck: https://t.co/84I5LNppdO
• The title is misleading. Path style request "/foo/bar/file.ext" are still supported. What changes is that the bucket name must be in the hostname. Nevertheless good to have in mind: https://t.co/vzxOYeFLDW #aws #s3
• @fabrik42 True, this implies that the working software is also changeable. So delivering a "works-for-me" solution might work once, but is not sustainable.
• Oh, awesomely smart use of technology! https://t.co/ZgHQkFSxYT
• The first ever episode from the @SoftSkillsEng podcast I picked dealt with career progression in tech. They provided good arguments why you won't every really reach a career end. You just reached out one of hundreds of its branches. https://t.co/wp2psinCLF
• 👍 Nobody is entitled to your attention. https://t.co/h2oW7erMZV
• The @Netlify preview for PRs is amazing, and you get that with 0 setup time. Just brilliant. https://t.co/pXGPzdQo8q
• We live in exciting times, where you can call your mobile network operator to activate the #5G feature of your local base station. https://t.co/bHo1jGUlm4 https://t.co/uYGtOKiJYn
• @pati_gallardo Faster. The adrenaline makes me talk quicker.
• 23:14 and still sunset. #trondheim 🇳🇴 https://t.co/ZefUuuuGoD
• @vicbergquist Smooth traveling, Vic! 🙏
• Good analysis: Slack is a focus hog and can pull you deep into unproductive chatter. https://t.co/U1kTEWNF9l >
• For getting work done I actually prefer tools that are more thread oriented, like GitHub Teams: https://t.co/xXxhK8Ouqu It gives you a better experience when writing longer messages and I like that it encourages you to take time and think, because it is more asynchronous.
• Especially the constant switch between Slack and GitHub is annoying, so having all code-related discussions on one platform is great. I wish @github teams would offer integrations like Slack does, for getting real-time notifications in (logs, metrics, errors).
• @jschirrmacher @RocketChat @assistify_db I have to try it, but if it's like the Slack Threads this does not help. Especially that it's not possible to quote is terribly and does not promote good, structured discourse.
• @jschirrmacher @RocketChat @assistify_db Sounds better. Still leaves the back and forth between the chat and the code platform if you talk about software.
• @tottinge @Johnicholas thanks for two pointers to this book, looks like a great read! https://t.co/PVc3Pb7KN2
• @tottinge @Johnicholas That's how we learn best!
• @mtishauser @wouterla I see this happening so much. I guess scheming a design is somehow perceived to be more efficient so it's preferred over trying out stuff.
• @swear_trek Beautiful.
• Copenhagen knew that 15 years ago. https://t.co/baWejy2jVl
• Cool workplace! https://t.co/jCRv6xGWUN
• This sign in #Trondheim 🇳🇴 says Thank you to all cyclists! "Roll beautifully. Thank you for cycling!" https://t.co/8Zwmfvb2DA
• Nearly two years in #Trondheim 🇳🇴 but I am still not ready to pay 4€ for a ball of ice-cream.
• https://t.co/X0hDcz2oer
• @franzen_simon I think they are laying a barrier in front of the brown wooden house on the ground of the river. The house is very old and slanted and I think they want to build a support structure to keep it from collapsing eventually.
• @lucianadrian Hm, 20° more and no rain, maybe? https://t.co/94xKRPDNKC
• Built in 1902! Still a beauty! #trondheim 🇳🇴 https://t.co/4AjOaqc0Dd
• @troubalex Have you heard about delegation poker, or similar systems (like the ladder of leadership, e.g. https://t.co/czZBI2E7sm)? There you sit together with that person and "poker" about the perceived level of freedom/responsibility. Both select the level hidden and you reveal together.
• @troubalex If you do not match, you discuss. The wider the mismatch, the more interesting the discussion...
• @toggleModal Wow, really amazing that you had the courage to point out this shithead. I'm glad you are safe! https://t.co/ucYNT8OKix
• That Jira only has one assignee per issue is the WORST crime of this faux agile piece of garbage. https://t.co/kBErbOiFhH
• @Morl99 Then that information is just text and does not integrate with all the user-related features of Jira.
• @gazebo_c Oh, yeah! The sunlight today was amazing, absolutely clear air after a rain.
• @SamirTalwar Having a globally force-ranked list of things to do.
• @NativeWired @gazebo_c https://t.co/o5WVkIm1mh They sell products without packaging, to reduce waste.
• @NativeWired @gazebo_c I guess it has been around in Germany in one form or another for ages. I grew up with Reformhaus (https://t.co/vFioNlNcDx), there you could also buy unpackaged goods.
• @NativeWired @gazebo_c At gramm.genau you hand in clean containers and the employees fill them behind the counter for you.
• @vicbergquist 😂 when you found out that there is a unicorn tattoo.
• @EmmaWedekind What are you doing in Trondheim? Speaking @TrondheimDC? Happy to show you the city!
• @EmmaWedekind @TrondheimDC Sounds like a plan! Happy to share cool things to do. I moved here in 2017 from Frankfurt, Germany, so we can exchange expat experiences. 😉
• @Defektchef @henke_mat @janinakugel @herrfranken Dafür gibt es genug Belege: https://t.co/HT9rCQtAAC
• @BerinSzoka @vicbergquist https://t.co/mTKzNT6uGV
• @EduOrakel @Defektchef @henke_mat @janinakugel @herrfranken Ich finde auch man braucht keine Belege und sich für ein besseres Arbeitserlebnis zu entscheiden. Ewig Gestrige finden immer ein Argument um Angst vor Veränderung zu kaschieren. Energie investiert man besser in diejenigen die Wollen und schafft so neue neue Vorbilder.
• @gr2m @typescript @StandardJS The #TypeScript linting landscape is moving a little right now, TSLint is getting replaced by ESLint: https://t.co/tCSdrwvEED - so it will be a while until this stabilizes. Have you tried: https://t.co/nsPLN9di4P ?
• @w3ltraumpirat What a douche. 😵
• @w3ltraumpirat Always a pleasure talking to masters of the Totschlagargument.
• @malk_zameth @jasongorman @GeePawHill @yakhyadabo I hope that conferences will focus more on practicioners and help them to share their experiences. I find unconferences like @SoCraTes_Conf much more effective to learn from discussion in a safe space instead of listening to polished conference talks.
• @rradczewski https://t.co/gyopI6qIjM
• In Bremen next weekend? Your rare chance to pair with this great developer and lay the foundation for a new business! 👇 https://t.co/fNLHePMYJC
• 🙃 @github can now host your libraries, too! Great move to have source code and runtime code available from the same place! https://t.co/Yd6zFAcURD
• @gr2m @SemanticRelease Happy to test this as soon as I have beta access.
• @AmelieCornelis Oh great, where are you doing that course?
• @rradczewski @gitlab I don't get that step: Push -> Commit ?
• It's simple math: there are 7.5BN people on earth. Some will be helped. https://t.co/6KPRWhqjSJ
• Ok, I get it. Jira does work for you. Congratulations! Like with all software, it's just a tool, and all tools can be used for good and evil. I guess it's time to write a blog post about why Jira makes it so very hard to be used for bettering work culture. https://t.co/it27bs96P9
• @m4nl5r If I have a say, it looks like this: https://t.co/4jKk0rzQ1N
• Very good article on how using links in your API will enable you to build and change your implementation more easily and get rid of the tedious documentation task: https://t.co/fARTB5VJ7W
• Great article on how innovation works at a big company: give freedom to employees to experiment. https://t.co/TrFcAInWFP
• Adding it here as a great training option: https://t.co/1Cae6R5wGM
• @m4nl5r The next big thing will be tools that let you better organize work around user stories and give teams a way to add assumptions and track metrics.
• @mirjam_diala @onkelkodi So he was already reading Twitter! https://t.co/GYSJui0gtO
• @rinkkasatiainen @SoCraTes_Conf This is great! I have a long list of unfulfilled needs, but I'd call them technical debt. Really helps me to track them so I feel that everybody is aware of what I think needs to be done.
• @rinkkasatiainen @SoCraTes_Conf I think in general thinking about user needs is super important and should always come first. I should drive the next changes. I see however that there needs to be work put into discovering user needs. Most of the time they are not know, because users rarely take time to share.
• @rinkkasatiainen @SoCraTes_Conf Yes, I can only imagine how great an organization can be that puts non-technical, but rather personal and collaboration oriented needs on the agenda.
• Friendly reminder that there are different testing strategies because none of them will catch all kinds of bugs. Make sure you cover all segments of the test pyramid! https://t.co/lnLfZPPUNi
• This is amazing: https://t.co/B5qnoQ4Avi
• "I was looking forward to this call for days..." Things I really appreciate to hear from an @spkeazee Mentee...
• You can tell great consultancies by the amount of time they invest in their people to undo all the stupid things they learn when working on client projects.
• @toggleModal @miskaknapek ist always a good source for that!
• @acaopro @tdpauw Facebook does it: https://t.co/jN3WGr5fIt
• Its May. https://t.co/5mPSGy12pw
• When you think you are nearly done with implementing that feature: https://t.co/aseE8KvDR4
• Still amazed about this great application using our #nrf91: https://t.co/Vd8IJgJ9xh The device is attached to animal’s earflap and it autonomously measures different vital functions of the animal for a time span of approximately 👉 two years 👈. https://t.co/LwQJyJOcRb
• Great insight on how @codurance empowers every employee to change the organisation without ending up with decision paralysis: https://t.co/S69zc7zMtx
• @datenreisender I talked to a friend today where this is the reality.
• Best thread on @twitter! https://t.co/aX03yhsau7
• @bberrycarmen @mpoppendieck So much wisdom, I love her work.
• The Tiles #IoT Inventor Toolkit is an amazing way to collaborate on new products and services in a fun and productive way. Using these cards you can rapidly iterate on extending existing products or develop entire new business ideas in a few hours: https://t.co/Wkfxgnkn4E https://t.co/BSGrZ9Oz8s
• The kickstarter is about producing the physical cards, so this is your chance to get your hands on some high quality prints! If you can't wait: the source files of the cards are on Github, under Creative Commons BY-SA license: https://t.co/YhVoibaeYs https://t.co/Dly6yZYAuy
• Sci-Fi how I love it: (from: The Three-Body Problem by Cixin Liu) https://t.co/DxmzuzWMf6
• @bnathyuw Definitely looking forward to reading the next two!
• I am FOMOing #NewCrafts from my couch and it's the best thing. https://t.co/XAdSOym3qt
• @jayallanjethwa Those charts support what I was trying to say: https://t.co/uqXoNDnbtu
• @mirjam_diala @nele_math @ConfBuddy @frauenbarcamp Yes! Give more people the opportunity to experience what it did for you!
• @pati_gallardo @SimonCropp Yes, privacy-wise Apple products are great. It also has health monitoring built in.
• Let's say I know about a serious leak of PII at a bigger US-based company and already have reached out to their support, but they did not react. Who would you contact next?
• @cowglow Would you email 2,600 people?
• @sleepyfox @malk_zameth @marick @jessitron Yes, he has.
• @sleepyfox @malk_zameth @marick @jessitron Yes, for me those are mostly about sharing experiences and bringing in new folks in the community. Rarely are we trying to break out and move forward. These communities are great but it feels a little like a local optimum.
• @sleepyfox @malk_zameth @marick @jessitron I am trying to get more people to share their experience, especially by being more inclusive, through projects like @ConfBuddy and by being a session-buddy. I also would love to get back those who are beyond agile and have left the space to learn where they felt not heard.
• Serious meaning: 2,600 entries with name, email, photo, phone , job title exposed to anyone who purchases this company's premium service for $24.
• @Lynoure 🙄 Sad, especially in Germany.
• @CuriousAgilist @simonklaiber Hm, that feels a little bit unreasonable. Next step I took was contacting the data privacy officer of the parent company.
• @sleepyfox @malk_zameth @marick @jessitron @ConfBuddy I don't know, I have yet to talk to those who consciously made that transition.
• @sleepyfox @malk_zameth @marick @jessitron @ConfBuddy I also think we need to become better in including non-technical people. Because too often agile/xp is implemented in IT without acknowledging that it can only work if the entire organization shifts towards removing hierarchies and enabling decisionmaking on all levels.
• @sleepyfox @malk_zameth @marick @jessitron @ConfBuddy I love what DDD/EventStorming has done done for truly enabling intra- and inter-organization collaboration. We need something like this for organizational governance processes as well.
• @sleepyfox @malk_zameth @marick @jessitron @ConfBuddy There are organizations that have that (Semco, Spotify, ...) but I observe that very few individuals understand the value and the urgency for change, which makes the majority of our industry struck in this hellish phase where you are woke, >
• @sleepyfox @malk_zameth @marick @jessitron @ConfBuddy but still shackled by last century's management processes.
• @pati_gallardo I watched it with my wife a few years ago and I became a fan too. Awesome storytelling, funny and amazing to see Rory grow up. Very few TV shows moved my like it (maybe Sense8).
• Finally, someone understood how a great conference Give-Away looks like! This also reduces trash during the event and attendees will automatically help to clean up after themselves. So much win! https://t.co/CUs3sQAikb
• @queo_corporate can you tell us something about the costs for making this mug for this event? https://t.co/IyMOOycFAz
• https://t.co/hryQh5EIDp Starts at a few dollars for the mug plus laser engraving. This is reasonably cheap for a conference Give-Away.
• Do you also have this not yet so old couple among your relatives that is quite good a digital communication but you never know who you are talking to because they share every account?!
• @a_bangser @queo_corporate They are really quite affordable, maybe a great idea if @moo_tech is sponsoring somewhere in the future ... https://t.co/2mYS9Qecab
• Australia Found a Way to Save Water From Plastic Pollution and We Can Start Doing the Same https://t.co/Jg8NHxnmZ6
• prefers-color-scheme: dark is a proposed #css media query to check whether the users wants a website to be displayed in a dark theme: https://t.co/7TiqoZMa13
• @Mandy_Kerr @NodeConfEU just opened.
• @Mandy_Kerr @NodeConfEU Yes. General JS topics are fine, too. Here are last year's talks: https://t.co/qXIfNI3kEt
• @amokleben Ist halt schwierig dann für jeden Geschmack ein Design anzupassen gerade was Farbkontraste angeht....
• https://t.co/hh5jmYbswZ https://t.co/KdNGZLei8Q
• https://t.co/bb7tYeUWRS
• Maybe it's time to move the Wahl-o-mat to an open-source/community driven model. https://t.co/elFkCsSWrN
• @troubalex @vicbergquist 👆
• On @Spotify: https://t.co/aYNCXZ4rMm https://t.co/rlvLFTJHUX
• @jen_star Safe travels! https://t.co/vphmsh0nvR
• @EmmaWedekind Good idea! I hope you feel better soon!
• @vicbergquist 🤗
• @Lynoure @RocketChat @gitlab @trello for product management: https://t.co/4jKk0rzQ1N @zoom_us for video calls / pair programming @buffer for managing social media
• If you feel like @pati_gallardo, check out @ConfBuddy! https://t.co/wfrO82fKCv
• @chgpxyi I love JavaScript, but Python is a much more general purpose language and arguably used in a more broader context. It is very beginner-friendly and there are great resources to get started. In addition switching from Python to JavaScript is not too hard later.
• @chgpxyi I know it might be tough to answer, but it also depends a little on what you are fascinated about regarding programming.
• @chgpxyi Good choice! The @FrontendMasters courses are great if you are looking for web development introductions: https://t.co/7mrJh7fhNQ
• @chgpxyi @FrontendMasters They are rather expensive and only make sense once you know what you want. Do you have a group in your area where you can learn together? (Where are you based?)
• When Norwegians are trying to be extra safe: https://t.co/h1baFxGhr2
• In the #remote coffee chat with @stripe: https://t.co/bhcC4WxSUB
• 500+ attendees 🤩
• The are planning to hire over 100 remote engineers. #remotecoffechat
• Good to hear that they are starting this effort from a place where they already have a lot of experience with #remote employees for many years. https://t.co/0uD0jQWmFd
• @VolkerGoebbels @stripe Did they state that for the remote hub as well?
• @VolkerGoebbels @stripe I expect they will be opening up more positions around the world. Wouldn't make sense to only limit it US, especially since they already have hubs around the world.
• @EmmaWedekind I hope you have a private chat some place with friends where you can just be yourself and don't worry!
• Written notes rule @stripe. This is so good to make sure to include everyone on their time in decision making. #remotecoffeechat
• They invest a lot (more than other companies) in developer productivity, because quick iteration on the product is key. #remotecoffeechat
• And they measure cycle times (time it takes to deploy new features). #remotecoffeechat
• Intention is to quickly move to a globally distributed #remote team, currently they focus on US timezones but expect that to change rapidly. #remotecoffeechat
• Good to hear that they do not do whiteboard interviews but let candidates work together with an employee on a real world project, also with pair programming. #remotecoffeechat
• What an amazing idea by @arnarfjodur / @Blabankinn: slow down your startup to take a step back, reorient and get clarity on the journey ahead in a three week decelerator: https://t.co/OCMZgxCC5V Must be an amazing experience... https://t.co/LxIOD7LHgR
• @c089 And they made that clear in the #remotecoffeechat that they already support a lot of full time remote workers around the globe. So for them this is a natural next step to institutionalise it.
• Uh nice, got enrolled in automated security fixes from @github today: https://t.co/ydpWJQnNrI It started fixing sub-dependencies, very nice addition to @greenkeeperio.
• PRs look like this: https://t.co/eH6JZ0Bdci
• 😱😱😱😱 OMG, this will be amazing. So great to see Mackenzie Davis getting the lead role, she is just fantastic. Have you seen her in Tully (2018)?! https://t.co/Jzlnmj20Ow
• Oh, and I want Summer Glau as Cameron back!
• https://t.co/ga4qXg7pPY
• Surprise, Motherfucker! https://t.co/rvUDIBTWrT
• If you just started to newly talk to and Event Sourcing/CQRS backend one aspect might not be obvious for you: optimistic updates are your friend! From synchronous REST APIs we are used to this: write, read, update. >
• You write (POST) to change the state of the system and then read the new state of the system (or get it back right away from the POST), then update the UI state with what you received from the server. However with ES/CQRS systems you normally will be done with the write part.
• The result of that is an event and if the write is accepted you should optimistically update your state of the system right away and go on about your business. This will drastically improve the responsiveness of your UI and save you a lot of round-trips.
• This is amazing: https://t.co/Uhs2NvGbwq Fantastisc job by @teamcodestream for bringing the discussion about code where it belongs: on the code level!
• Beautiful #trondheim 🇳🇴 https://t.co/IKWtUm4oYA
• @witty_jobs We have this tower next to our office, which has a restaurant in it: https://t.co/KkJWph9vpe It gives the perfect view over Trondheim...
• https://t.co/ensQdXQv0U
• @witty_jobs Yeah, as long as there are no clouds or fog it's always spectacular. Well, with fog it also has it's charms: https://t.co/B5hF44mXNU
• @toggleModal Safe travels!
• Super important feature for bigger communities @SlackHQ: https://t.co/3Gg7hxCpaG
• @goethalss God tur!
• @goethalss Hast Du eine Packliste irgendwo?
• @nicolefv @MaritvanDijk77 @nathenharvey Depends on how many they are. Gets tricky with 3.
• Understanding Fake Agile https://t.co/zV2I0oElNd
• @findingmarbles Yeah, takes a while to get used to. But it has a traceing option and I find the tools to manipulate points quite good.
• This dep is downloaded not from npm but from pm2's tracking server which went down. https://t.co/nKq9YDVdHw
• @nicolefv @MaritvanDijk77 @nathenharvey https://t.co/Z7rQwTtsAR
• @findingmarbles If you get stuck, let me know, I'm happy to help. If been using it for more than 10 years and now it's quirks.
• @findingmarbles Oh, that looks great for the price tag!
• Drinking coffee is like snuggling, only from the inside.
• @cowglow @captainsafia What is that?
• @cowglow @captainsafia No, it's not evil. It's true. Test should be more than just verify that the implementation works: https://t.co/uRWI3rjMFX
• @thiedebr @nicolefv @MaritvanDijk77 @nathenharvey Yes, but never in leap-years.
• 21:40 and the sun is still up. #trondheim 🇳🇴 https://t.co/DTCnW24CHV
• But what happens to all these managers with hundreds+ headcounts?! <- if you don't answer this question your agile transformation becomes an endless pit to throw your money in. https://t.co/UubtyGBSZk
• The cool thing about hiring #junior developers is: regardless of their experiences you can train them for your needs AND you will learn more about your own tech by doing so. https://t.co/2PXUxHPTdk
• @JSCraftCamp @wolframkriesing @codecentric Awesome! Thanks!
• Interesting answers in this thread on what micro-frontend are (independently deploy parts of your frontend optionally with separate technology) and why it can be useful (improve delivery time, migrate components selectively): https://t.co/NxvAqiPTy9
• Software industry in a nutshell: 17 men, 1 woman: @ammbra1508 ✨💪 https://t.co/UELQjGyFv6
• Hei 👋 from #Trondheim 🇳🇴! Only 12°C today but breathtaking as always! https://t.co/qkrAaJ7fGK
• @lessless_ua No, it was pretty dry in the last weeks. Today also very, very light sprays. https://t.co/gwaAkakD39 https://t.co/mXtuMwerQp
• @miskaknapek @lessless_ua Yes, we already had some forest fires in the last week's in Scandinavia. It gets way to warm too quickly these days.
• @TonyBologni SAFe is loved by traditional organizations because everybody gets to keep their job, including the middle level manager whose sole existence stems from controlling the flow of information (some call it Lehmschicht, Permafrost [T-Mobile], in Germany).
• @TonyBologni If you don't actively give these people a new purpose (e.g. turn them into servant leaders), they will keep information flowing to where it's needed to make good decisions fast.
• @TonyBologni Teams will not truly develop self-steering capabilities and the agile transformation will be a painful disaster.
• 22:20 and still a few minutes of sun left. #Trondheim 🇳🇴 https://t.co/ANHep5nbj1
• @TonyBologni Because they are a product of their old organizations and never learned to be that. It takes time, training and individual coaching to unlearn toxic behaviour. Thinking that they "just" can be different is exactly what many transformations do and that's why they fail.
• @TonyBologni It's important to understand that they were made this way and that the organizations promoted their - now unwanted behaviour - for decades. It's the responsibility of the organisation to help them.
• @TonyBologni Oh, sure. "Giving a chance" does not mean accepting their old behavior. IME 5-10% are not able/willing to adapt and those need to be identified and helped to find a new job.
• Oh, you can buy a DevOps: https://t.co/kCR2DcKAeP 🙊
• "Having tests which don't depend on implementation details or previous tests makes it easier to add and remove functionality." 👏👏👏 https://t.co/Hl117EGQ5o
• @ManonPriebe Schon arm, wie sich dieser Dude nach Frankfurt flüchten muss, um dort mit anderen Dudes in Ruhe ein neues Startup gründen zu können. https://t.co/6Qm1CgVRVL
• @emsuiko Muss es FFM sein? https://t.co/9EAwiyl9Xs
• @TonyBologni @ntcoding @ddd_eu @kandddinsky Also very important to look at KPIs for top level management. What they are personally optimizing for sets the tone for the entire organization.
• .@freeCodeCamp just moved all their content from @Medium to @TryGhost: https://t.co/dtXGn7VE9W
• It's time to kick ass and chew bubble gum! https://t.co/6XCFgC4wcu
• It looks like this book will be a good read for this topic: https://t.co/5l6RoidKCh
• @blundell_apps Oh yeah, I forgot the punchline!
• @EmmaWedekind I hope you are felling better soon. You might find that this helps: https://t.co/kYt3VRSJSv
• @serapath Diablo ♥️♥️♥️
• @vicbergquist @sanity_io Fantastic! They are so lucky to have you! https://t.co/IGqfEWnBs5
• Just some stuff I need every day to develop software: #iot https://t.co/mQ5hd9756P
• @asciidisco Sure, we have distributors who ship to Germany: https://t.co/DZfLO3lJ28{08F7A0F7-A5AF-4881-9061-DA8D3C094792}
• @asciidisco Jez, our website uses a strange link scheme, you need to copy the entire thing. @NordicTweets
• @ryyppy @ProdoAI is doing that for React with https://t.co/fTn2WehJZr. @SamirTalwar might be intrigued to add Reason support...
• After a rainy day, #Trondheim 🇳🇴 does make up for it: https://t.co/9zkKA8Y5DT
• @junewebdev @johncutlefish I hope most understand it in the sense that the important thing is to be conscious about how time is spent and talk about it if it's spent in the right categories.
• @NordicTweets Go to https://t.co/twwRgqQ2fu Click "Buy now", then you get this URL: https://t.co/DZfLO3lJ28{08F7A0F7-A5AF-4881-9061-DA8D3C094792}
• Totally unironically a good move because these days thousands of tons of salmon are dying in the fjords because of an algae: https://t.co/0z9BM5XVqV https://t.co/MchCp04oR6
• @rinkkasatiainen @malk_zameth @AnnNat @RidingWolf @adibolb I will get back on that for sure!
• @malk_zameth @RidingWolf @rinkkasatiainen @AnnNat @adibolb @codefreeze_fi You are in!
• @rinkkasatiainen @malk_zameth @AnnNat @RidingWolf @adibolb From June 3rd Finnair operates a direct flight from Trondheim to Helsinki!