Hello from sunny (finally!) Redmond!
Can it really be June already?! Time does indeed fly…just ask Adrian Kosmaczewski who shows us how to navigate an industry littered with forgotten technologies and has-beens. Find out more in his blast-through-the-past account of “Life as a developer after 40.”
Curious about Progressive Web Apps? Then don’t miss this issue’s interview with Henrik Joreteg, expert on all things PWA, who gives us the lowdown on this exciting new mobile technology.
As always, our objective at Hacker Bits is to help readers like you learn and grow, and that’s why we are rolling out a new feature called Spotlight where we get tech experts to reveal their professional secrets.
Time is precious so let's dive into another wonderful issue of Hacker Bits!
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In this month's issue, you'll read about:
Interview
- Are Progressive Web Apps the future of the Internet? We chat with with Henrik Joreteg, a PWA expert who's been working with his clients to architect, build and train teams on building performant mobile web apps.
Feature
- Being a developer after 40, Adrian Kosmaczewski
Programming
- Develop the three great virtues of a programmer: laziness, impatience, and hubris, Reginald Braithwaite
- 19 tips for everyday git use, Alex Kras
- When to rewrite from scratch: autopsy of a failed software, Umer Mansoor
- Clojure, the good parts, Allen Rohner
Interesting
- Am I really a developer or just a good Googler?, Scott Hanselman
- 20 lines of code that will beat A/B testing every time, Steve Hanov
- Fingerprints are usernames, not passwords, Dustin Kirkland
Opinion
- Implementers, solvers, and finders, Randall Koutnik
- It takes all kinds, Justin Etheredge
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