💙 A huge THANK YOU to all our amazing sponsors who helped make #icse2025 possible!
Special shoutout to IBM our first corporate sponsor to sign up to sponsor #icse2025! Your early support helped set the stage for an incredible conference.
A massive thank you also to our biggest sponsor, Huawei! Your generous support helped us bring #icse2025 to life across talks, events, and community moments.
We’re grateful for your commitment to advancing #softwareengineering. 🙌
The final #icse2025 sessions are underway. Don't miss the last opportunities to engage, learn, and connect. Let's finish strong! 🚀
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How to Add Nuget Package to your Project in VSCode for C#Tip #11 #softwareengineering #coding #CodingForBeginners #dotnet #visualstudio #softwaredeveloper #visualstudiocode #csharp #vscode
🥗After yet another delicious lunch and conversations that sparked ideas and connections, we're back at it!
Workshop sessions are in full swing this afternoon at #icse2025!
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The bicycle of the mind, with E.T. sitting in the basket.
Early Access to the C++Now 2025 YouTube videos are coming soon!
To find out how to get access to over 50 talks and lightning talks from C++Now 2025 for $150, visit https://cppnow.org/early-video-access
It's weird how many people believe that in five years, all software will be written using AI or Vibe Coding. If writing and deploying software were so easy, we wouldn't be operating 50-year-old COBOL programs anymore.
#softwareengineering #AI #vibecoding
🛠️ It's the final day of workshops at #icse2025! Dive into variety of cutting-edge topics. Let's wrap up with innovation and insight! 🚀
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💡 Triage every data request with a business-question checklist to prevent backlog overload.
🛠️ See the process: https://newsletter.optimistengineer.com/p/your-engineering-team-just-met-data?r=nw9bj&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=false
#softwareengineering #leadership #Productivity #AgileEngineering
Should you learn something unrelated to coding?
You should! Here’s why:
✅ Increases enjoyment and fulfilment in personal life.
✅ Broadens perspective and develops new interests.
✅ Nudges your brain to form new neural pathways.
✅ Improves problem-solving and critical thinking.
✅ Reduces stress and improves mental health.
✅ Increases relaxation and ability to recharge.
#developers #coding #softwaredevelopment #softwareengineering #wellbeing #mindset #mentalhealth
43% of cyberattacks now target small businesses. Still think you're 'too small' to get hacked?
Read the full blog: https://go.openexploit.in/mastodon-server-infosec-2025-05-03
#CyberSecurity #OpenExploit #Programming #SoftwareEngineering #Technology
43% of cyberattacks now target small businesses. Still think you're 'too small' to get hacked?
Read the full blog: https://go.openexploit.in/mastodon-server-cyberplace-2025-05-03
#CyberSecurity #OpenExploit #Programming #SoftwareEngineering #Technology
📢 VISSOFT 2025 submission deadlines are approaching!
Research, NIER, and Tools tracks close on May 23rd.
💡 Submissions have already started arriving—join the conversation in software visualization and maintenance!
🔗 More info: https://vissoft.io/2025/submission.html
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What a Pain how to name your solution in VSCode for C# Project Tip #10 #visualstudio #dotnet #CodingForBeginners #coding #softwareengineering #softwaredeveloper #visualstudiocode #csharp #vscode
Repeat after me:
#BugReporting #BugReport #BugReports
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Candidate: It is easy to find people knowing Node.
Me: How well does Node do when dealing with DB heavy OLTP/near-realtime transactional environments
Candidate: I use Sequelize I don't need to worry about database load.
Me: How does Sequelize manage schema migrations?
Candidate: What is a schema migration?
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Candidate: I will use Node and add as many nodes as I want with AWS API Gateway in front. Elastic Bean Stalk to scale up/down as needed.
Me: Why NodeJS?
Candidate: It is the fastest environment around and we have enough resources to get things done.
Me: Please elaborate what you mean by resources.
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Me: Okay and fair enough. Did you use Redis in primary-secondary mode or cluster?
Candidate: We used a single node Redis Cluster
Me: If you were to implement a solution which served up over 10k requests per minute, what language would you use and why?
<INTERLUDE>I know this question seems like a trick one, and if he had said "It depends", that would have been a good starting point</INTERLUDE>
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Me: Why Elastic Search? Don't they support different usecases?
Candidate: Because ElasticSearch is more scaleable than Redis
Me: Why Redis? and why not Memcached?
Candidate: Because we had experience with Redis and not Memcached
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Me: Why ElasticBeanStalk? and why not ECS or other simpler solution?
Candidate: Because ElasticBeanStalk gives me the ability to scale up/down instances. I cannot do that with EC2. I did not look at ECS because we were not very conversant with it.
Me: You could use ASG for EC2
Candidate: What is ASG?
Me: How else did you scale?
Candidate: I implemented caching in Redis. We started with Redis and then wanted to move to ElasticSearch
