Daniel Little Dev
@daniellittle.dev
People, Software development, Type Safety, Functional Programming, Distributed Systems, dotnet and FSharp
Great traits for a good interview
December 7, 2024 at 1:43 AM
Great traits for a good interview
To create Psychological Safety:
- Normalise Mistakes
- Be a part of the Team
- Set Expectations
- Be a Facilitator
- Create win-win solutions
- Normalise Mistakes
- Be a part of the Team
- Set Expectations
- Be a Facilitator
- Create win-win solutions
December 7, 2024 at 12:19 AM
To create Psychological Safety:
- Normalise Mistakes
- Be a part of the Team
- Set Expectations
- Be a Facilitator
- Create win-win solutions
- Normalise Mistakes
- Be a part of the Team
- Set Expectations
- Be a Facilitator
- Create win-win solutions
Establishing a social contract with the team is a great idea, what are the do’s and don’t of the team.
December 7, 2024 at 12:17 AM
Establishing a social contract with the team is a great idea, what are the do’s and don’t of the team.
Reposted by Daniel Little Dev
Reposted by Daniel Little Dev
Some images from the Twitter years in a thread (since they are no longer accessible) 1/n
November 20, 2024 at 2:34 AM
Some images from the Twitter years in a thread (since they are no longer accessible) 1/n
Reposted by Daniel Little Dev
I lot of folks joining so I made a starter pack. It’s non-exhaustive, I like too many people here. This should help get people going though:
go.bsky.app/QHsSenT
go.bsky.app/QHsSenT
November 9, 2024 at 1:12 PM
I lot of folks joining so I made a starter pack. It’s non-exhaustive, I like too many people here. This should help get people going though:
go.bsky.app/QHsSenT
go.bsky.app/QHsSenT
Separating your Domain Models from your DTO's is great advice. It decouples your domain from getting mixed up with web and persistence concerns. These models can seem similar when starting out a new project, but In my experience they always, sometimes quickly, diverge.
October 6, 2023 at 4:25 AM
Separating your Domain Models from your DTO's is great advice. It decouples your domain from getting mixed up with web and persistence concerns. These models can seem similar when starting out a new project, but In my experience they always, sometimes quickly, diverge.