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Author Archives: Paulo "JCranky" Siqueira
The Tale of An Operationally Excellent Team
“Based on a True Story” Join us for this short and boring novel of team work, excellence and success. The Team It all started on a Thursday morning. The team was happy: an essential refactoring went live the day before, … Continue reading
Posted in agile
Tagged continuous improvement, due diligence, incident management, IT, no blame culture, novel, operational excellence, sre, team work
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Doing my Bit Against CoronaVirus
We are all in a once in a lifetime kind of situation, and unfortunately it is not a good one. Our lives are changing, our work is changing, and we can’t really know what comes next. When we are out … Continue reading
Posted in misc
Tagged 3d printing, angela merkel, coronavirus, covid-19, face shield, fah, folding at home, germany, home office, prusa, stay at home, virus
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Scala World 2017
Scala World 2017 So this year I managed to go to Scala World again and, like last year, it was awesome. Also like last year the event featured some extra activities, outdoors. And unlike last year, this time I participated … Continue reading
Posted in scala
Tagged anamorphism, catamorphism, functional programming, hike, jcranky, penrith, scala, scala world, women in tech
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A plea for small Pull Requests
A Plea For Small Pull Requests Pull Requests (PRs) are the norm today when it comes to common software development practices in teams. It is the right way to submit code changes so that your peers can check them out, … Continue reading
Posted in agile, misc
Tagged agile, code quality, code review, git, PR, PRs, pull request, pull requests, rebase, review, stash, team work, teamwork, test
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Lots of Fun in Brazil
This year – 2017 if you reading somewhere from the future, between late April and early May I visited Brazil. I obviously took the time to visit family and friends, but I want to talk about something else: I attended … Continue reading
Posted in scala
Tagged 3d printing, functional programming, intel, panama papers, qcon, qcon sp, scala, tdc, tdc floripa, thedevconf, vr
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Scalar Conf 2017 – A quick visit to Warsaw
And so I got a last minute opportunity to attend Scalar Conf 2017. It was the first time I attended to this event, and also the first time I went to Warsaw – which is where the event took place. … Continue reading
Posted in scala
Tagged akka, conference, eff, eff monad, event, gatling, macro, monad, monad transformers, scala, scalar, scalar conf, shapeless, slick, survey, warsaw
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Six things I learned at Scala eXchange 2016
In December 2016 I attended Scala eXchange 2016 – a traditional and quite interesting Scala conference that occurs every year in London, UK. I had the opportunity to attend it for the 4th time, and like every previous one, it … Continue reading
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Tagged community, compilation, event, lightbend, macro, scala, scala center, scalax, shapeless, typelevel, typesafe, zalando
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A Scala Book… in Portuguese
It took me a while. A very long while, actually, but it is finally out: I have written a Scala book! The only gotcha here is that it is in Portuguese. And as far as I know (I might be … Continue reading
Posted in misc, scala
Tagged book, casa do codigo, fp, language, learning, lightbend, portuguese, scala, writing
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Implicit conversions in Specs2 gone mad
Hidiho! In this resurrection post I want to talk a little bit about a problem we faced recently at CarJump (how I ended up there is an story for another post) with Specs2 and Mockito. Actually, the issue I want … Continue reading
Posted in scala
Tagged carjump, implicit conversion, implicits, mock, mockito, scala, specs2
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What is the Best forum software out there?
And I’m back! It has been a long while since I last blogged, so lets get going right away! What is the best forum software available out there? Not the best question to start with, so the best answer it … Continue reading
Posted in misc, web development
Tagged blog, comparison, discourse, forum, invisionpower, ip board, jforum, mamute, mamute.org, muut, node, node.js, nodebb, phpbb, qa, questions, simple machines, software, stackoverflow
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