The Balanced Engineer Newsletter

The Balanced Engineer Newsletter

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For everything that comes after learning to code. https://balancedengineer.com Written by: @brittanyellich.com

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In March I'm exploring all of my Distributed Systems notes! Today we're chatting about scalability, including common scalability patterns such as: - Statelessness - Partitioning - Replication - Load balancing - Caching What other patterns for creating scalable applications belong here?

archives.balancedengineer.comUnderstanding Scalability in Distributed SystemsThis edition of The Balanced Engineer Newsletter dives into scalability in distributed systems, covering challenges for reaching scalability and common approaches!

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Learning to write well as a software engineer is a critical skill, and here's why: 1. Writing shows others what you're working on 2. Writing scales your influence 3. Writing promotes deeper thinking If you're waiting for a sign to start writing, this is it! Start that blog or newsletter! Write!

archives.balancedengineer.comVisibility: WritingThis week, I'm urging software engineers to embrace writing for greater visibility and influence.

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More newsletter feedback ♥️ Check it out at balancedengineer.com! Also, if you like something someone wrote, tell them about it! It will totally make their day! 😁

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This is really good, thanks! I especially like the Linkedin feed hacks. I find myself over there more, but I am not a huge fan of how the algorithm surfaces content (it feels very random!)

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This feels silly to put ON social media, but this week I've been exploring how to do things on social media! archives.balancedengineer.com/archive/visi... Some highlights: - Be authentic - Be consistent - Put some effort into your digital identity Also featuring some of my fav Bluesky feeds!

archives.balancedengineer.comVisibility: Social MediaThis week, we discuss harnessing social media for professional visibility as a software engineer.

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Does the term "personal branding" make you want to cringe? Same. But when talking about Visibility I thought it would be important to define and discuss! What is a personal brand, and how can you make sure that yours is reflecting what you care about?

archives.balancedengineer.comVisibility: Personal BrandingIf the term “Personal Brand” makes you cringe, you're not alone. But after diving deeper into the topic this week, I’ve come to believe that developing your...

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This month in The Balanced Engineer Newsletter I'm talking about Visibility. Or how you get your name and work seen. This week is all about internal visibility. How you can increase your visibility with: your team your manager your organization archives.balancedengineer.com/archive/visi...

archives.balancedengineer.comVisibility: Internal VisibilityFebruary Theme: Visibility This month, we're diving into the topic of visibility—a key aspect of building your career and influence as a software engineer....

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What are your thoughts on this? Is this a good approach? Is it over the top? If you want to read more, I wrote about it in this week's Balanced Engineer Newsletter. You can check it out here: archives.balancedengineer.com/archive/avai... If you like it then please share and subscribe! 😁

archives.balancedengineer.comAvailability: Incident InvestigationI saved my favorite topic related to Availability for last this month: Incident Investigation. It is near and dear to my heart, having changed careers to...

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Before working in software I worked in occupational health and safety (OHS). Investigating software incidents borrows a LOT of concepts from OHS. As they should! OHS has developed this process because it's saving human lives. I think there is more we can borrow to further reduce incidents... 🧵

Happy Monday! It's MLK Jr day, are you doing anything to celebrate? Today in The Balanced Engineer Newsletter we are chatting about dependencies and their impact on availability: archives.balancedengineer.com/archive/avai... Check it out if you're into #webdevelopment !

archives.balancedengineer.comAvailability: Dependency ManagementJanuary Theme: Availability Last week we talked about SLOs, SLIs, and Error Budgets. Check it out if you missed it! Today we are going to talk about...

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A quick read that is full of info! Looking forward to more graphics in the future

Another edition of The Balanced Engineer Newsletter, your resource for quick and informative notes for generalist software engineers! This week we talk about Availability and SLOs Read and subscribe here: archives.balancedengineer.com/archive/avai...

Are you a generalist software engineer interested in leveling up? 🚀🚀🚀 The Balanced Engineer Newsletter just launched, focused on bringing you quick and informative learning resources to help you become a balanced generalist software engineer. archives.balancedengineer.com/archive/avai...

archives.balancedengineer.comAvailability: How is it measured?This edition dives into software availability, its measurement, and why it's crucial for success.

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