Either get more into Haskell or Rust. I want to be proficient in some functional language.

It wasn't an entirely solo projext but ever part of it was completely solo. I felt very proud of the ETL, DICOM metadata search database and Ci/CD pipelines that I built for an oil and gas company. They didn't understand the CI/CD parts so didn't take it anywhere after we'd finished.

I know this is very high level but just looking for some ideas/guidance.

If you were using a front end that acted as a portal to 1st and 3rd party applications that should be "plug & play" hosted in the cloud, which technologies would you use, and why?

Have any early adopters tried out the new Deno yet? If you have, what are your thoughts?
https://github.com/denoland/deno

Question about PR best practices.

I work for an analytics company and often have to implement new ETL steps. The data transformations in these steps can be complex and the major changes are usually 500+ lines up to around 2000 (the last one had 765 lines just for schemas).

What's the best way to split up the changes into multiple PRs, bearing in mind that it isnt guaranteed that a file won't change as the change is built up?

If I use a connector to pull files from an SFTP server and when I configure it to pull all files from the root folder after it logs in but it actually pulls from the machine's root directory, is that really an SFTP server or just a server? Is that even secure?

How does everyone feel about adhering to SOLID principles and how important are they in code tests?

!dev related but is a rant

I don't think that either Mark Zuckerberg nor Elon Musk are experts on AI but I'd agree more with Musk than Zuckerberg.

Zuckerberg made a website, that's not rocket science.
Musk made a reusable rocket, that is rocket science.

I just spoke to somebody who said she has learnt jQuery and javascript is next on her list of things to learn.

It makes me want to cry.

@cdrice thank you for giving me the ability to make an avatar.