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Richard Donovan

In software engineering, we are often encouraged to think about our contribution...

👉 What did " I " do yesterday...?
👉 What am " I " doing today...?

The language we use, both inwardly and outwardly, sets the tone for how we work and interact with others…

Software engineering is a team game; our language should reflect that…

The obvious:
👉 What did "the team" do yesterday?
#developers #coding #softwaredevelopment #softwareengineering #wellbeing #mindset #mentalhealth

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pipTrends

Hot-reloading in Python can be slow since the entire server process must be restarted from scratch. The Tach package speeds this up by building a dependency map. Evan Doyle explained how it works with an interesting example.

gauge.sh/blog/how-to-build-hot

www.gauge.shHow to build Hot Module Replacement in Python - Gauge - Solving the monolith/microservices dilemmaDependency Maps enable HMR in Python Gauge is solving the monolith/microservices dilemma. We’re building tools to untangle codebases through incremental modularization. Our open-source toolkit supports defining and enforcing rules for interfaces and dependencies. By focusing on high cohesion and loose coupling, you can unlock a codebase that your engineers and AI love to work in. Improve quality and developer velocity at the same time.
#python#Programming#PythonProgramming
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Jacqui Read

Diagrams aren't just for documenting what is intended or already exists. They help you to think, collaborate, and create a shared mental model.
Join me online to discover when and how to use diagrams-as-code, models, and #AI in your designs and diagrams 🤔 🤖

Create diagrams-as-code as well as understand the diagrams-as-code that an LLM might generate for you.

Find out more here: ddd.academy/diagrams-as-code-w

A photo of Jacqui Read on stage at DDD Europe. Text says: Diagrams-as-Code with AI. Create diagrams alongside your code that are useable with LLMs. April 23 & 30, 9.30am-1pm CET, 2-5.30pm IST, 4.30-8pm AWST.
#softwareDevelopment#softwareDesign#softwareArchitecture
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Hacker News

How to Secure Existing C and C++ Software Without Memory Safety [pdf]

arxiv.org/abs/2503.21145

#HackerNews #SecureCoding #MemorySafety #C #C++ #SoftwareDevelopment

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arXiv.orgHow to Secure Existing C and C++ Software without Memory SafetyThe most important security benefit of software memory safety is easy to state: for C and C++ software, attackers can exploit most bugs and vulnerabilities to gain full, unfettered control of software behavior, whereas this is not true for most bugs in memory-safe software. Fortunately, this security benefit -- most bugs don't give attackers full control -- can be had for unmodified C/C++ software, without per-application effort. This doesn't require trying to establish memory safety; instead, it is sufficient to eliminate most of the combinatorial ways in which software with corrupted memory can execute. To eliminate these interleavings, there already exist practical compiler and runtime mechanisms that incur little overhead and need no special hardware or platform support. Each of the mechanisms described here is already in production use, at scale, on one or more platforms. By supporting their combined use in development toolchains, the security of all C and C++ software against remote code execution attacks can be rapidly, and dramatically, improved.
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Miguel Afonso Caetano

"No one’s heard of a starving craftsman, just starving artists, and for a reason. Craftsmen create something people need. You’ve mastered a few important skills and moved up in the company. The important aspect here is that as you reach out to a greater community, you realize that there are plenty of people who are more skilled than you and who are still learning. Learn from them.

Gaining textbook skills or collecting certifications isn’t the point anymore; it’s applying all this knowledge in practical ways. Along the journey, you need to watch out for your best career interests and make sure that what you’re doing is what you want to do. For example, many get lost in promotions that lure them away from what they like doing, whether that’s programming or writing.

Finally, don’t underestimate perpetual learning. This is the key to the long road. Take time to practice, even if your job doesn’t seem to allow it. Learn new skills or apply existing skills in new ways. Along with practice comes failure, but don’t let that discourage you."

robertdelwood.medium.com/book-

Medium · Book Review: Apprenticeship Patterns — Guidance for the Aspiring Software CraftsmanBy Robert Delwood
#Craftsmanship#Craftsman#TechnicalWriting
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