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@richdevelops
Building ecommerce & POS apps on Shopify and Commercetools. Interested in ecommerce, Shopify, AWS Serverless, React, and Indie Hacking.
Sydney, Australia
Joined January 2011
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    Jan 7, 2024
    Today I'm returning to Bailey Nelson as Engineering Manager which means lots of CommerceTools, Shopify and AWS but just as importantly, no Adobe or Magento
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    Sep 1
    28C and 29C for the first two days of Spring. Summer is going to be amazing 🤩
    GIF
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    Aug 19
    This still hits hard: The most common error of a smart engineer is to optimize something that shouldn't exist.
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    @richdevelops
    Jul 24
    I completely understand the replies. Personally I'm still learning.
    @jeffrey_way
    Jeffrey Way
    @jeffrey_way
    Jul 23
    What are your current thoughts when it comes to your programming education right now? I'm not talking about leveraging AI effectively. I mean bread and butter programming concepts. Do you care at all at this point?
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    Rich Develops
    @richdevelops
    Jul 17
    By 2015 the industry was already full of sys admins/devs doing it because it paid well instead of being driven by passion. A lot of "senior" devs are hacks with minimal debugging skills who keep adding code until it works rather than trying to understand why it doesn't.
    @tobi
    tobi lutke
    Shopify
    @tobi
    Jul 17
    Replying to @johnstilton16 and @__vandos__
    products of 2015 were largely build by senior programmers in the 2010s who joined the industry in the early 2000s and spent the 90s as teens honing their craft while everyone was telling them they won't amount to anything. Of cause they made fantastic things, no one was writing
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