
Salesforce DevOps Engineer at @Accenture Contributor at #dxatscale Cycling Enthusiast
Melbourne, Victoria
Joined July 2019
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Henry Lay retweeted
What have we learnt working with several projects who have adopted scratch orgs, modular/package-based development over the last year? @SalesforceArchs @salesforce
Let's begin by looking into Scratch Orgs,
A thread.🧵
The November release for #dxatscale is here!
For more information, here are the release notes:
github.com/dxatscale/dxatsca…
Thank you to all contributors!
Henry Lay retweeted
💁♂️ Throw informative errors
Many developers simply throw an error when something goes wrong, and give no thought as to what the error message says. You can do better with a BIT of thought!
(p.s. careful not to expose sensitive info)
crazy how life can change learning how to code!
I just signed the #CampaignForNature’s #30x30 petition calling on world leaders to commit to protecting 30% of the planet by 2030. Now it’s your turn! Add your name and let’s restore nature together! bit.ly/2tCbByj
The Global Venture Exchange conference is around the corner with @HackerExchange_ and @dshglobal
3 days. 11 countries. 0 jet lag. Scheduled for timezones across the world.
Get the tickets here:
eventbrite.com/e/global-vent…
After that amazing trip seeing the start-up ecosystem in Singapore and being able to make amazing friends through the @HackerExchange_ .I came back with a clear laser sense of focus. secured an 3 month software engineering internship and enrolling in @LeWagonMEL. 2020 lets do it
Henry Lay retweeted
When there is growing competition, you need to adjust price lower.
When you are doing big discount early into holiday season, either you have a struggling customer, or a struggling product, or you want to kill competition.
For education, content is key.
day 102 of #100DaysOfCode finally got my head around the way to approach coding challenges on sides like @LeetCode and @hackerrank. honestly this challenge was tough for the last 3 months in terms of learnings and growth. but enjoyable with the people I have met. still grinding
day 95 of #100DaysOfCode just completed my udemy course on @golang. thank you @ste_grider for the introduction to go.
day 80 - 94 days of #100DaysOfCode what a past 2 weeks it has been did my first ever phone interview and it was tough but enjoyable at the same time. and the preparation didn't come close to getting me ready but it was okay because i defintely did learn alot. now back to building
Henry Lay retweeted
Ive said this plenty of times before.. but man, I freaking love my job. I love being a developer.
I’m definitely thankful that my parents didn't push me 2 become a nurse. I hate hospitals. ><
Well, even if they did, I would have dropped out of that school anyway haha. #devsLife
Henry Lay retweeted
Not sure how to structure your #golang web application? My book takes you step-by-step through the real-world best practices & patterns — covering code organization, dependency management, using databases, authentication/authorization, testing and more: lets-go.alexedwards.net
Day 79 of #100DaysOfCode wow interview has been booked next week Friday. I have 2 weeks to familiarise myself with data structures and coding challenges. nothing worth having ever comes easy but it is always satisfying!
Day 75 - 78 of #100DaysOfCode I find myself getting involved in a startup and now I am going through the planning stages of building a web app using @reactjs and @golang. I have never been this excited to be taking on this project but its definitely going to great learnings!
Day 74 of #100DaysOfCode I am getting ready to learn @reactnative for my final project for my nana degree at @udacity the final stretch but I do see a clear road map!!










