It's Thanksgiving in the US this week, and we're taking some time to think about who and what we're grateful for, and we want to know the same from you!
It's Thanksgiving in the US this week, and we're taking some time to think about who and what we're grateful for, and we want to know the same from you!
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I'm grateful for the incredible developer tools produced since 20+ years by JetBrains: IntelliJ, Resharper, Webstorms, RubyMine, Kotlin, Space, CodeWithMe, many more.
In a tech landscape that is very fragmented, I love how they embrace all kind of technologies in a very pragmatic way and look everywhere for opportunities to make our job as developers better.
jetbrains.com/
I'm grateful for the internet
Don't know if it's exactly a good thing..but working in tech helps me make a living while still being very introverted and also avoid uncomfortable situations.
From the MSSQL community: all the great people on the sqlservercentral forums who give so much freely and with grace and good manners.
Grant Finchley
Jeff Moden (delimitedSplit8k is my fave function ever!)
GilaMonster
Steve Jones
And to Brent Ozar, Pinal Dave, Phil Factor (best database related pseudonym ever)
There's so many... to list only a few:
This is such a great list, Matt. Thanks for taking the time to share.
I'd have many, but maybe the most influential contribution for my career arrived (in several occasions during the years, since 1999) from Salvatore Sanfilippo (aka antirez, creator of Redis).
I've learned about IT security, C programming and many other things on his articles published on an italian paper magazine in late-90s/early-2000s.
I've used his tools in many ways (hping, for example)
Then through his blog post I've discovered about Ruby (it was around 2007, a little before the announcement of Redis). That move boosted my career.
I took Twitter into consideration in 2009 when he announced his account there. This helped my career too (among other things).
Fun fact: in 20 years I was always unable to meet him in person at the conferences for a reason or another. I really would like to shake hands with him soon or later.
Thanks for sharing! I'm so glad that helped you.
Elm, for being an amazing gateway to functional programming.
We use Elm at Deepgram!
To my best friend who bought me a subscription of Mosh Hamedani's Courses and got me started with Web Development.
Im grateful for what Richard Stallman created. Without him there would be no GNU/Linux and no GNU Emacs that use daily. I'm also grateful for the Web platform and JavaScript that started that all.
Especially Richard Stallman 💝
i am really grateful for developed rule-based desktop applications bot built with python.
github.com/sureshpandiyan1/Genie