Cool stuff! Very interesting. I am currently enrolled in an RPA Developer course. So far, so good.

gracias tim

Wessel dropping pure wisdom and experience as always 🔥 As a web developer who worked with both monolithic systems (Wordpress) and a headless CMS (Storyblok), I am never going back to monolithic systems unless it's required to. Headless is the way!

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A true test for AGI would be the following prompt : "Name one rare fact that cannot be found anywhere online. Then give proof of how you came about this fact." Sure, I can help with that. One rarely known fact not found online is....

Great episode!

So meta 😂

Interesting and informative. A few other points I'd add from my experience that I don't think were covered in the video. TDD adds additional value by limiting scope creep and "crystal balling", you only write the code required to pass the test (assuming the test covers only the requirements!). TDD makes sure you write code that can be tested, the way you write code impacts the way you would write tests to cover it and writing the test first makes the code testable by default, especially when it comes to deciding on test doubles (fakes, mocks, stubs). Not so much TDD but the presence of unit and integration tests and possibly UI tests help with new team member onboarding. I'll often read the tests first when looking at a code base to understand how it works or how a specific feature works. With regards to automated tests, I'd argue that without it CI/CD would be almost pointless and amongst other things CI/CD leads to shorter cycle times by checking code integration and deployment to DEV/STAGE environments where you can run integration tests which all have tangible business benefits.

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can you make a tuto please?

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Hi, but the integration with drupal, work with trial version of instapage?

Excellent interview, thanks :) Looking at the site www.netmedyouth.org/, I like the fact that the collapsible menu is present on the left side-bar by default rather than being dependent on the hamburger menu. Personally I think this is good UX. Keep up the good work. Best, Alpay