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Interesting Things in Tech lately (2022 week 33)

It takes quite a lot of time to keep updated on what is happening in the tech world. So I thought it would be interesting to share what we found interesting.

Here is what I found interesting last week. If you have found interesting things that I didn't put here, please add them in the comments, it will help to share the efforts.

Big changes for Deno

Deno will make it easier to work with NPM packages. It will be possible to import them like this: import express from "npm:express@5";.

And they have the goal to make it the fastest of JavaScript runtimes.

Big Changes Ahead for Deno

Learnings from our recent survey and feedback from across our community. We'll discuss how we're addressing this feedback and the features to expect from Deno in the coming months.

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The job interview process for senior roles

A very complete article on the interview process for senior engineer roles.



Thoughts about the tech lead role

An interesting thread to read on the teach lead role.

(TL;DR: Be there to improve the team as a whole, not just have badass skills.)



Tips for giving feedback

Very nice thoughts about giving feedback.

Remember to also include feedback on what we like and not only negative feedback.

And remember that the person might also receive feedback from others.

Giving Good Feedback: Consider the Ratio – charity.wtf

Consider the ratio. You work with someone great. If someone asked, you’d say they are brilliant, inspired and dedicated. They care deeply about their work, they are timely and reliable (for the mos…

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Thoughts about taking notes as a team

Nice thoughts about taking notes as a team to share knowledge.

Taking (good) notes as a person is a very powerful tool. Taking them as a team may be even more powerful. (If people in the team are interested in taking notes this way.)

Want to promote knowledge-sharing in your teams? Standardize the way you take notes. | LeadDev

How to manage and document the collective knowledge across your teams

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