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Issue #336 - 2018-01-01 - Retrospective and renewed energy
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Hi there This is the time of the unfulfilled New Year's resolutions. You can do that again or you can try something else. What about having an annual retrospective on your life? What went well and what was bad? What would you want to do more and what to try to avoid? I have been reading the Agile Retrospectives by Esther Derby and Diana Larsen recently and watching their presentation You can also search for 'personal retrospective' that will bring up some ideas and techniques In any case, enjoy your year! Gabor Szabo |
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by Steve Bertrand When you upload a new version of your distribution, it is not enough to test that it still works on its own. It is also a good idea to test all the other distributions that depend on your code. Have you made an unplanned backward incompatible change that did not have a test? |
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by Dave Rolsky (DROLSKY) MetaCPAN has a new "river" indicator that's next to distributions in listings. | 
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According the Guinness Book of World Records, the fastest growing plant is a species of bamboo, which grows at a rate of up to 91cm a day. The fastest growing economy in the world is currently Ethiopia, with a projected growth in GDP of over 8% this year. And although the record for fastest growing Perl team might not be recorded in the Guinness Book of records, our client is a strong contender. |
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If you’re currently a senior full stack developer looking to take on your next role as an architect then this is a great opportunity to do so in a company that is both ambitious and supportive. Increased job satisfaction is another perk, as their codebase is notably new and clean and the team are committed to using modern practices. |
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I love working in a vibrant, modern space. If you’re going to spend all day at work, it might as well be somewhere you enjoy being, rather than a cubicle farm. This client has a workspace I’m actively jealous of! |
