February 11th: How to Be a Better Engineer InRhythm’s mission, in the work we do and the people we hire, is acutely focused on learning and growth. Through the development of InRhythmU, our internal professional growth initiative, we’re developing programs to ensure that our engineers reach the level of technical ability required by our clients. Being […]
Learn MoreJanuary is a quiet month for releases and breaking news, but it’s usually full of great summaries and articles. For our first Cloud Engineering Digest of 2019, we round up the links and articles you need to see. New year, new GitHub: GitHub Launches Free Private Repos with up to Three Collaborators New year, new […]
Learn MoreOne of the most common questions I hear is “How do I become a Senior Engineer?” In my experience, the best thing you can do is to continue building your technical skill set and seek ways to be recognized within your organization and industry. How do you do that? I’m glad you asked. Use Google […]
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The year after the birth of the #MeToo moment was a big one for women in STEM fields, and as we make our way into 2019 the new year presents new challenges and new opportunities to make the tech field more accessible and welcoming for women all over the world. The Women in Tech group […]
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Pull Request (PR) reviews are a critical aspect of collective code ownership. PR reviews reveal to your coworkers, your problem solving methods, thought process and coding style. Pull Requests also give your teammates insight into the problem you’ve been tackling and potentially visibility into a part of the code they are not familiar with. Making […]
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Since Pull Requests are so important, and it’s easy to make unhelpful comments, how do you make a good Pull Request comment and what does one look like? It’s important to remember that as a reviewer, you are in a position of power. Usually that means the power to accept or decline the Pull Request. The requester […]
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