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yegor256a··on What ORMs have taught me: just learn SQL (2014)
You may find this relevant: https://www.yegor256.com/2014/12/01/orm-offensive-anti-patte...
yegor256a··on Ask HN: Is it OK to vouch for many posts?
Yes, same here. Just one "vouch" rescues a post.
yegor256a··on Ask HN: Is it OK to vouch for many posts?
I'm trying to understand the intent of this feature. Is it an invitation to help HN to decide who is posting good content and who is not, and we are supposed to vouch frequently. Or, it is only for some corner cases and we should not touch it too often.
yegor256a··on Leak of Microsoft Salaries Shows Fight for Higher Compensation
Discussion on Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/d3znww/leak_of...
yegor256a··on Hackers Hit Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey in a ‘SIM Swap’
It seems that Google Voice is the perfect solution to this problem: A phone number without a SIM card.
yegor256a··on How to do a code review
Just be prepared to say NO, this is what a good reviewer is all about: https://www.yegor256.com/2015/02/09/serious-code-reviewer.ht...
yegor256a··on Ask HN: How does Telegram make money?
I don't think they make any money. That's why they needed investments.
yegor256a··on Elegantobjects.org
Got it, thanks
yegor256a··on Takes: Java web framework without static methods or annotations
You will get used to them. Just ignore the prefix and read the body of the name.
yegor256a··on Takes: Java web framework without static methods or annotations
It is a web framework. It helps you create a web app. Similar to what other frameworks do, like Spring, Spark, Play, Struts, etc.
yegor256a··on Takes: Java web framework without static methods or annotations
You can see how many products already use this framework. So, yes, it was an exercise at the beginning. Now it's a fully functioning web framework.
yegor256a··on Scrum is fragile, not Agile
You may find this very much relevant: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OOAMNOso46g
yegor256a··on Never make classes final
I believe it's Java, isn't it?
yegor256a··on Why It's Safe for Founders to Be Nice (2015)
My take on this: http://www.yegor256.com/2017/08/22/to-be-nice-or-not.html
yegor256a··on Bitcoin Is Not a Pyramid. Coinbase Is
No, it's not. It's regulated by the government.
yegor256a··on Insomnia 3.0 – A simple and beautiful REST API client
Good job, very nice UI!
yegor256a··on DevOps Team Assistant, 1.59.10 released
It's here: www.rultor.com
yegor256a··on How Do You Punish Your Employees?
I'm trying to be serious sometimes )
yegor256a··on Team Morale: Myths and Reality
Yes and no :) If they are really top-notch, they won't allow him/her to keep them busy for nothing. They will find right mechanisms to protect their work and their quality against random mistakes.
yegor256a··on How to Be a Good Office Slave
Yes, indeed, that's one of the ways :) Just post your comment under the article and we'll discuss
yegor256a··on Ask HN: What stack would you use to build a CRUD web app on the JVM today?
Try Takes Framework: www.takes.org
yegor256a··on Ellen Pao Is Stepping Down as Reddit’s Chief
Who is Ellen Pao?
yegor256a··on ORM Is an Offensive Anti-Pattern
That's the point I'm trying to explain in the article. The idea of an "object" in OOP is to be a self-sufficient entity, capable of doing ALL operations internally. When I'm doing dao.insert(bean) - I let some DAO to extract my data and use them somehow. It's a violation of the basic principle of OOP - encapsulation.
yegor256a··on XML Data and XSL Views in Takes Framework
Very good question/idea indeed. At the moment we work with XML-as-String, but we'll make it possible to work with DOM. Would be great if you can submit other questions to Github, we'll resolve them one by one. The framework is still in beta phase..
yegor256a··on Stop Chatting, Start Coding
Money wise this model proves to be very effective. We use it for the last three years in over 40 projects.
yegor256a··on Stop Chatting, Start Coding
What kind of proof you can accept? The business is working and growing (www.teamed.io), projects are successful, some of them are open source and you can see yourself how they are being managed. How can I "prove"?

You're right, they lose many "benefits", but they gain a lot of freedom and can get the same benefits on their own. It's a employee vs contractor question. I believe, sooner or later, everybody will switch to contractors-only business model.

yegor256a··on Reid Hoffman on the relationship between employers and employees
I wrote something similar a few months ago: http://www.yegor256.com/2015/03/02/team-morale-myths-and-rea...
yegor256a··on Daily Stand-Up Meetings Are a Good Tool for a Bad Manager
There are better instruments for sharing this information. You can use task tracking software, you can use emails, etc. No need to stand up for that in the middle of the office, every morning.
yegor256a··on Ask HN: I am about to be fired. What should I do?
Check this, maybe it will help you: http://www.yegor256.com/2015/03/02/team-morale-myths-and-rea...
yegor256a··on My Top 100 Programming, Computer and Science Books: Part One
Here is my 16 favorite ones: http://www.yegor256.com/2015/04/22/favorite-software-books.h...
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