u/GlovedDev

Good morning

I am a dev 2.5 years experience at a non tech manufacturing company, they didn't have much in the way of good practices and it was very much, get it working, deal with it later mentality

I have started a new role in quite a tech forward financial services company where they have much better practices and code is properly reviewed etc

Here's my dilemma, I didn't do CS at uni, I did an unrelated engineering degree (sort of), paired with the fact I was just expected to figure it out at the previous company with code making it to production withput anyone ever seeing it. so I find I lack the fundamentals to building good clean and maintainable software. now this isn't all the circumstances to blame, I have definitely not been as proactive in instilling good habits.

Now however I need to sort my shit out and learn what I need to learn to progress, I am quite excited to get stuck in

If you were starting from quite green beginning again, what resources would you use to learn these habits (architecture, design patterns etc)?

The stack is mainly Microsoft (C#, azure) with stuff like aks for containerisation and SQL server for database

Good morning

I am a dev 2.5 years experience at a non tech manufacturing company, they didn't have much in the way of good practices and it was very much, get it working, deal with it later mentality

I have started a new role in quite a tech forward financial services company where they have much better practices and code is properly reviewed etc

Here's my dilemma, I didn't do CS at uni, I did an unrelated engineering degree (sort of), paired with the fact I was just expected to figure it out at the previous company with code making it to production withput anyone ever seeing it. so I find I lack the fundamentals to building good clean and maintainable software. now this isn't all the circumstances to blame, I have definitely not been as proactive in instilling good habits.

Now however I need to sort my shit out and learn what I need to learn to progress, I am quite excited to get stuck in

If you were starting from quite green beginning again, what resources would you use to learn these habits (architecture, design patterns etc)?

The stack is mainly Microsoft (C#, azure) with stuff like aks for containerisation and SQL server for database

Hello all,

I've a 2010 e91 320d with an error code on the nearside outer taillight, specifically the rear indicator LED matrix.

I have found a replacement OEM part and I was going to swap them out but I'm not sure whether it will need to be coded in. There is a lot of mixed messages online.

Has anyone replaced a taillight on an e91 before and could answer this?

Secondly recently the rear glass hatch (tailgate?) keeps opening when the car is on unless the doors are locked, I'm wondering whether the faulty taillight could also cause this? or does anyone know the root cause, I have seen on line it could be the wiring around that area but haven't had a chance to investigate

Thanks in advance

Afternoon all

I am 6'4 and 80kg athletic build and I struggle to find clothes that fit me right, I feel a lot of large clothes drown me and my shoulders a little whereas medium is often tighter around the chest and short in the body

I have a similar issue with trouser cut, the straighter looser trousers tend to look a bit baggy on me, more so than I would like anyway.

Does anyone have any tips on where to find inspiration for what might look good on a similar body type/ places that may be good to buy for this

Thanks