Slowing down to get further
Software development is full of lessons, but one of the tougher ones (for me) is that slowing down is sometimes required for getting further.
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6 space-related APIs to check out ahead of the Artemis I launch
The week of NASA launching Artemis I is a good time to check a few of the many APIs that make tons of raw space data accessible for anyone to use.
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Time and mental energy are limited resources - use them well
Learning, creating, and improving are all constants in software development. There's no reason to ever be bored in this field! But we do need to be careful about what commands our time and energy, because those are limited resources.
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We're all a little silly, but we keep on trying
Laughter's great. Laughing at ourselves, with each other, at the absurd situations we find ourselves in.. it's healing. But too much tends to lead to cynicism and distrust. We should remember after the laughter how much we really do try, and how awesome the work we do really can be.
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Displaying an IIS hosted site in CEFSharp
Thanks to CEFSharp, we can finally bring WinForms to the web! That didn't sound right. Okay, let's just look at hosting a site in IIS and showing it.
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Enjoying the wins, accepting the losses
When things don't go according to plan, negativity can quickly overshadow a whole lot of positive. That's when we need to remember our victories!
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Overtime isn't an elixir, it's a bandaid
Overtime isn't a magical elixir. It's a band-aid, a tolerable patch in the short-term, but hiding bigger problems if it's needed for a long time or repeatedly.
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Google, Manifest V3, and scammers gonna scam
Google's forcing all addon authors to learn and migrate to Manifest V3 by year end, a great opportunity for scammers promising a quick fix.
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