Just curious - what is yowza?

I mean something along the lines of Flink - feed it a bunch of events, and then serialize the whole state and then rehydrate it back and process some more events. No need for high performance or parallelisation, just local processing of not too long streams of data.

Unlikely I will make it to Canada this year. If you happen to be able to publish the presentation would love to check it out 👍

I will not be around and I suspect the spoken language will be French. Any chance to get the presentation afterwards if it is in English?

Thanks, will take it for a spin. See if can make a support web app for me.

No, did you try it out? Any success stories?

A GitHub repo, I mean.

Remote hiring is not only about cost, but also about talent pool size. I know since I live in Iceland - a country with ~400k population.

I guess if the method is sufficiently high-level, it could sort of work. Do you maybe have an example?

Distribution = distributed

Also with today’s distribution teams, quite likely non-natives are working on that codebase too. But I have talked to product people who wished they did not have to translate concepts to English. We had a small dictionary but still not ideal. Btw this was not a DDD anything project.

That’s just me being sloppy after editing the message on my phone. The original was a question. Anyway, so variables/functions/etc names are in the native language? That creates quite the mix when mixed with English(as in the programming language keywords). Maybe ok when in-house software.

Getting back to this since I am curious what is the alternative. Also minor grammatical error is not the same as using the wrong word. Another point is that even native speakers make mistakes. So a 1000 ways to get this wrong 😆.I used in uni en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fj%C3%B.... Cool, but still a “no”

I get it. But also support the point that a minor (grammatical) issue does not take away one bit from the communication part. Anyone would still get the message.

Hard “no”. So much easier to communicate between different parties. Almost like an ubiquitous meta language.

Sure, here is the script we use to convert SVG to fonts and the typescript enums to go with those - gist.github.com/pshomov/9528...