In my last post, I discussed BTI360’s Clean Code 101 course, the importance of Clean Code, and three of my main takeaways from revisiting Clean Code as a Senior Engineer. Today I will conclude with…
BTI360 requires all new engineering hires to attend a six-session course called Clean Code 101, inspired in part by Robert “Uncle Bob” Martin’s book Clean Code. Created and taught by BTI360 engineers, the classes involve…
The good vibes and great weather of React Miami are behind us, which means it’s time to reflect on some of our favorite talks. This year’s conference slate included a diverse category of topics. We…
What is AWS re:Invent? Launched in 2012, re:Invent is the annual developer conference hosted by Amazon Web Services. With 2,500 technical sessions and more than 60,000 attendees, it’s an EPIC week of learning in Las…
Before this summer, everything I knew about coding I had learned from my college classes. After spending 12 weeks as an intern at BTI360 I’ve been looking back at how my first coding experiences in…
A prior post covered how some teams at BTI360 use CloudFormation to manage Terraform’s AWS backend infrastructure, including the state bucket and lock table. Our previous post introduced three permission levels for accessing Terraform state:…
We previously discussed using Terragrunt to manage your Terraform backend configuration. As a refresher: A backend controls where Terraform’s state is stored Terraform state maps resources created by Terraform to resource definitions in your *.tf…
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