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  1. Nizar Selander
    Nizar Selander

    Optimizing GitHub Workflows for Efficiency and Sustainability

    Integrating automation into development workflows has become crucial in recent years. In this post, I'll share a few strategies I've foun...
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  2. Daniel (Raniz) Raneland
    Daniel (Raniz) Raneland

    Open Space

    The first time I attended an Open Space session, I had no idea what it was. I had recently started at factor10 when we hosted two half-da...
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  3. Jimmy Nilsson
    Jimmy Nilsson

    Surprise-Driven Sharing

    The other day I experienced a very distinct surprise. Picture a situation where you’ve had an internalized understanding for a long time ...
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  4. Daniel (Raniz) Raneland
    Daniel (Raniz) Raneland

    Generating test flavours in C# part 2: Making the compiler write code for us

    In the previous post I explored how to run the same tests for multiple database engines by extending Xunit. Unfortunately that did not wo...
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  5. Nizar Selander
    Nizar Selander

    Robot Control with the Jetson Nano

    Two years ago, I got to dive into a project at the intersection of machine learning and hardware - right before ChatGPT became a househol...
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  6. Daniel (Raniz) Raneland
    Daniel (Raniz) Raneland

    Generating test flavours in C# part 1: The non-solution

    Imagine that you're working on a project that should support multiple different database backends. Up until now you have only worked with...
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  7. Daniel (Raniz) Raneland
    Daniel (Raniz) Raneland

    About pair programming

    When I first heard about pair programming I didn't like the concept. I'm much faster on my own without someone else slowing me down. And ...
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  8. Daniel (Raniz) Raneland
    Daniel (Raniz) Raneland

    The art of testing: failing gracefully

    When writing tests, we should always write them so that when (not if) they fail, they do so gracefully, with as much information regardin...
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  9. Daniel (Raniz) Raneland
    Daniel (Raniz) Raneland

    Back on Gentoo

    I discovered Linux back in 2002 when I was in my second year of "Gymnasiet". I studied "Computer Technology" and we had our own computer ...
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