I’ve been reading @iamdevloper tweets. I’m surprised that I can relate to most of the stuff posted there. Just a reminder that what I’m experiencing is not unique to me. Somebody else has already gone through it.
I especially liked tweets that reminds me to question myself if I’m giving attention to the right things. I’m prone spend too much time looking for the best solution to things that may not add much value. In the end, time spent on it is disproportionate to gained value.
Every 100ms of latency costs Amazon 1{5fcd3cbc9de14e1587c4b983f08e4837fa7ae8985dc66bae235a2c5aa0d68677} of profit, every 100ms of latency you save on your shitty web app cos-No one cares.
— I Am Devloper (@iamdevloper) May 27, 2015
“How My Users Cared When I Switched From Grunt to Gulp”Error: 404 (Not found)
— I Am Devloper (@iamdevloper) May 15, 2015
“I’m really glad that this person took the time and paid the money to set up their own personalised short URL system” - no-one ever.
— I Am Devloper (@iamdevloper) May 13, 2015
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