It’s a README, Not a RUNME
There's plenty to worry about going into a job interview. Whether the interview repository will send your API tokens to a stranger usually isn't on the list.
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There's plenty to worry about going into a job interview. Whether the interview repository will send your API tokens to a stranger usually isn't on the list.
Juggling balls are cheap. So why stop at three?
…and doesn’t tell anyone where that may be. 🤫
A useful specification must compress intent, supply the right context for the current decision, and learn from code without becoming a copy of it.
Twelve years ago a strict red-green-refactor ritual carried me to a solution I didn't know how to design. The trick wasn't thinking harder. It was thinking on schedule.
To know whether specification-driven development works, I first had to ask what a specification is supposed to do.