We have a new post up on the BRIC newsletter about how we're using tools like Docker Desktop to solve some problems specific to science: sharing your work with other researchers to replicate, and navigating getting the software running in the first place when each institution is different.
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I am not dogmatic about most things in #SoftwareDevelopment but for commit messages, https://cbea.ms/git-commit/ is my Holy Bible.
Why are developers obsessed with putting ticket IDs in the subject line (first line) of a commit message?
Things like:
"[FCK-123] Make some change"
Or like:
"Make another change (#123)"
In what use cases is this superior to keeping them at the very bottom of the commit message? And once they are there, why not have a full link to the issue tracker?
Like:
"Make some change
Explain more...
xttps://github.com/team/project/issues/123
"
Today I received my first pull request fixing a small bug on a piece of software I do maintain. That was a really special moment to me.
I felt really happy that someone did show interested in one of my projects and took the time to fix a issue with the current implementation. Hopefully it will improve the piece of software will improve the workflow of others as well.
Denisse Osorio de Large will give a Keynote July 25th at Nebraska.Code().
Porting COBOL Code and the Trouble With Ditching Domain Specific Languages - Whenever the topic is raised in popular media about porting a codebase written in ... - https://hackaday.com/2025/04/16/porting-cobol-code-and-the-trouble-with-ditching-domain-specific-languages/ #softwaredevelopment #featured #interest #gnucobol #fortran #cobol
This is how I roll when I need to mark models as "completed", or anything else:
1. Allow the marking to be idempotent
2. If not idempotent, throw exceptions on duplicated calls
3. Save is opt-out, to avoid more than one update query.
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This guide will help you install Visual Studio Code in Ubuntu 24.04 by choosing an option that best fits your needs.
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When you start a new feature, the first time you push your code will feel the most daunting.
After that, you’ll feel a little more confident each time you push your code.
So, when you start a new feature, try pushing your code at the earliest opportunity and push at regular intervals after that…
How to Make a Get with Axios in Vue 3.
Como Hacer Un Get con Axios en Vue 3.
https://blog.nubecolectiva.com/como-hacer-un-get-con-axios-en-vue-3/
OpenAI's 4.1 Model: A Game Changer for Software Incident Analysis
OpenAI's latest model, version 4.1, has shown significant improvements in identifying code changes that lead to software incidents, outperforming its predecessor and offering substantial cost savings....
https://news.lavx.hu/article/openai-s-4-1-model-a-game-changer-for-software-incident-analysis
Revolutionizing Debugging: The Rise of Self-Help in Software Development
In a world where collaboration tools dominate, developers are finding innovative ways to troubleshoot their code. The modern twist on 'rubber duck debugging' through self-messaging on platforms like S...
https://news.lavx.hu/article/revolutionizing-debugging-the-rise-of-self-help-in-software-development
Microsoft's Classic Outlook Faces CPU Spike Issues: What Developers Need to Know
Microsoft has acknowledged a significant CPU usage problem affecting users of the classic Outlook email client, with spikes reaching up to 50% during typing. This article delves into the technical imp...
Django 5.2 was released on April 2, 2025, and it brings some exciting new features. In this article, @adamchainz shared several highlights with examples - like automatic model imports in the shell, support for composite primary keys, a simplified way to override BoundField, etc.
I've seen (and approved) a solution which basically uses ResizeObserver to implement container queries in #React ... this absolutely rubs me the wrong way, I'dmuch rather use the platform implementation than something that basically replicates stuff that HTML and CSS already can do #softwaredevelopment
Back-to-back meetings are a pain at the best of times, probably more so for software engineers.
Many software engineers come out of meetings feeling disengaged, annoyed and even angry at times...
Imagine the impact of carrying over those feelings straight into your next meeting; it's not likely to go as well. as it could...
