The Adaptivity There is a famous phrase from Albert Einstein which says that in this world survive not the strongest individuals, even not the smartest ones but those who are the most adaptive.And that is definitely true for most situations in life. Seriously, look at the cockroaches. They're so adaptive creatures and they can survive … Continue reading The Frog, The Broken Window, And The Resistance
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Sheet music creation with JavaScript
I did this as part of my Master's Degree thesis. It is a pretty old and clumsy implementation (I admit it) and I should revise and re-write it with some modern JS framework, following the good practices and principles, etc. Nevertheless, my idea was to create a unified platform for every musician, where he/she can … Continue reading Sheet music creation with JavaScript
Working and music
This is one of the "tips" series.The purpose is to share little pieces of helpful practices and tricks that will make your work better and more pleasant.Take a look at some other tyny tips like: Automate your environment and Use cheat sheets. Do you prefer listening to music while working? If so - what kind of music? … Continue reading Working and music
Tiny tips: Use cheat sheets
This is one of the "Tiny tips" series.The purpose is to share little pieces of helpful practices and tricks that will make your work better and more pleasant.Take a look at the other tiny tips like Automate your environment. Upgrade your working environment by surrounding yourself with easily accessible helpers. Print out some useful (for you) … Continue reading Tiny tips: Use cheat sheets
10 steps for a good code review
Photo by Charles Deluvio on Unsplash 1. Understand the problem Of course the first thing every code reviewer should do is to get himself familiar with the concrete problem which the implementation is meant to solve. You have to read the acceptance criteria, discuss them with the BA and with the developer to get the … Continue reading 10 steps for a good code review