I use a Chrome Extension called OneTab that allows me to collapse all of my tabs into a list. You can also "Share as webpage" but the design leaves a lot to be desired. Congrats on the project!
I’ve got slightly less experience and just moved to Product Management because it seemed like a blend of all of my flavors of knowledge. The PM Role is also helping me gain more knowledge to one day run my own company.
If you’re looking to be more hands-on with the engineering, I’d recommend management. Engineering Manager seems like the best fit given your description.
They've added padding to the design nearly everywhere - "menu bar is now taller", "Dock is lifted from the bottom", and the extra padding on the Sidebars is obvious.
As a power user of a Macbook Pro, this is cutting into my screen real estate and not very appealing to me.
Biggest issue for me switching to Firefox is the DevTools. "Undo" does not work for CSS changes in DevTools! Tried to submit a bug for this but it was misunderstood and dismissed. Hoping this might be fixed by the 3-Panel Inspector...
2012 BS in IT, Computer Security Administration. 8yrs tech experience, 3yrs+ Linux cloud sysadmin & web developer. Looking to dive head first into Ops / Infrastructure / DevOps.
Overview: Recent IT, Computer Security Administration Graduate. 7+ years of technical work experience, currently full stack engineer/sysadmin/IT who also does pre-sales and project planning. I enjoy digging into the full software stack, as well as tuning linux systems. I also enjoy the customer-facing role, as I’m skilled at relaying technical info to non-techies. Always looking to expand and hone my skillset, excited to optimize for better performance, and definitely a lifetime learner.
I’m highly interested in the DevOps movement and constantly working on my sysadmin and full stack skillsets. Would love to find a DevOps apprenticeship. Also interested in positions such as: full stack developer, SRE, infrastructure engineer.
Looking for a company that values knowledge across multiple disciplines, fosters an environment for learning, and encourages strong communication amongst the team.
I really appreciate a “Good morning” if chatting before working hours.
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