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Heard about this code quality tool towards the end of 2024 in a .NET Rocks! podcast, and find it quite fascinating. With CodeCharta you can generate various metrics such as real lines of code (RLoc), cyclomatic complexity and so on. But the feature that is pretty interesting is viewing the source code as a city map, where the size of a building is proportional to the RLoc and the height and colour is proportional to the complexity. Giant red towers then can stand out, so its easier to see areas of the code that could be focused on to reduce the complexity, or more easily see parts of the code with high churn rates, and seeing a diff of a map from before versus after to compare the improvements. Great idea. MaibornWolff GmbH, Richard Gross

In this week's episode of "The Scripting Den Podcast" I got to interview Santosh Yadav, he's a Google Dev Exper, a Github Star and we talked about his #opensource journey. We covered how easy it really is to get started there, and what are some realistic expectations for developers looking to get into that world. Check it out with the link below or anywhere where podcasts are found! https://lnkd.in/eYbbwW4H

Listen in as Martin Emde and Robby Russell discuss: ?? The importance of embracing complexity rather than fighting it, ?? The value of approaching work with curiosity, ?? A reminder of the importance of contributions to open-source and community support. Catch the episode here: https://lnkd.in/g64Hyyun #maintainablesoftware #legacycode #technicaldebt #softwaredevelopment #softwaredevs

Tune in for Tim McNamara on The Rustacean Station Podcast as he discusses the ease of learning Rust, its growing adoption, and its benefits for long-term maintainability and energy efficiency. Don’t miss it! ?? https://mng.bz/0G2z Dive even deeper with Tim's book! "Rust in Action" ?? https://mng.bz/KZWn #Rust #SoftwareDevelopment #RustLang #ManningBooks

??? New Podcast Episode ??? How I started my programming journey and How Curiosity and Conviction are driving me In this first part of my conversation with?Radhakrishnan Selvaraj, we discuss how I started my programming journey, what inspired me, and how curiosity and conviction helped me become who I am today. https://lnkd.in/gHtyepFc

Episode 013 - Understanding the Usefulness of No-Code Tools is out now! Daniel Abudu and I discussed no-code tools, their usefulness, limitations, and more! Whether you're a techie or just curious, this episode is packed with insights you won’t want to miss. Listen here: https://lnkd.in/dirP59U8 Watch here: https: https://shorturl.at/CidNA Let me know your thoughts in the comments.

DevMar Dots Episode 4!! ?? In our next episode with Sam Julien, we will talk about developer experience. If you have ever asked yourself, “What is Developer Experience?”, then this is for you. Tune in at 18th April by 4pm: https://lnkd.in/gFRjijNU Let’s learn together. ?? #DevMarDots #Beacamp #DevRel

?? Hey everyone, big news! We've just released the first episode of our new podcast, diving into the world of no-code! ???https://lnkd.in/dBRCzRzy Give it a listen and share your thoughts with us. Can't wait to hear what you think! ?? #NoCode #Podcast

We've all had a project where you needed something done yesterday. Right? ?? And we’ve discussed such case in our latest episode with Dmytro Kovalenko: about our Bubble developer at Sommo, Vladyslav Dehtiarov, who worked on Rozmova (Clearly) and managed to implement a hot idea impressively fast. ??♂? Why did they wait until it was crucial to have this feature – check the video below. What’s even cooler? Vlad’s been sharing a ton of insights about no-code, the developer life, and other expert topics on LinkedIn lately. If you’re into that kind of content, do yourself a favor and give him a follow. You won’t be disappointed! So what was the task in your project that has to be done ASAP, how fast did it take and did you have a lifesaver or did it yourself? Share your story ??

Thinking Elixir 235: Wrapping Up 2024 with Types News includes the official release of Elixir 1.18.0 with enhanced type system support, José Valim's retrospective on Elixir's progress in 2024, LiveView Native's significant v0.4.0-rc.0 release with a new networking stack, ExDoc v0.36's introduction of swup.js for smoother page navigations, the announcement of a new Elixir conference called Goatmire in Sweden, and more! #elixir #news #conferences https://lnkd.in/gJc9ZgPb