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Dave Newman: Leaving .net →
We are, as software developers, in various states of alone-ness.
A company I worked at once had been operating for years under the assumption that it was OK for software to take months to integrate and deploy; they had never heard of continuous integration. They thought it was normal to rewrite…
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