Weekly Retro
10 things that stuck with me in tech and business
Mochary Method Curriculum: Matt Mochary coaches the heads of Silicon Valley tech investment firms and companies on how to be the best leaders and build the best organizations possible. His philosophy and method are captured in both Mochary Coaching Methodology (CEO) as well as his book The Great CEO Within.
Basecamp for Small Businesses: We’re for the Fortune 5,000,000
Cruel Changes at Twitter: Laid off people called back a day later, and remote work cancelled overnight.
Containers are chroot with a Marketing Budget: Containers are just chrooted processes. Sure, they are more than that: Containers have a nice developer experience, an open-source foundation, and a whole ecosystem of cloud-native companies pushing them forward. In the article you’ll learn why chroot is the key
How YOU can Dockerize a .Net Core app: This article is about containerization generally and teaches you the steps you need to take like creating artifacts such as
Dockerfile,.dockerignoreand some basic Docker commands.
Facebook lays off 11k employees: this is what Zuck shared with his employees
Thunderbird Supernova Preview: The New Calendar Design
The bubble has popped for unprofitable software companies: DAVID HEINEMEIER HANSSON is reasoning about Basecamp being unambitious while still being profitable and how this should be the modus operandi for ANY software company out there.
Microbin: A tiny, self-contained, configurable paste bin and URL shortener written in Rust.
Why We Choose Profit at 37signals: Another good one from the guys of 37signals. Matches the tone of DHH’s post I mentioned earlier.
