Notices by R Tyler Croy 🦀 (rtyler@hacky.town)

I was mentoring a skip-level earlier this week and accidentally did the math:

I have now been building software professionally for *20 years*.

holy. yikes.

Here are some things which are now industry standards that were not when I started:

* Source Control (srsly)
* Test-driven Development
* Continuous Integration
* Monitoring/Observability
* Online database schema migration
* Distributed Source Control
* Infrastructure as Code
* "Cloud"
* Continuous Delivery
* Data Engineering
* Backups

('kay that last one is a joke, maybe in the next 20 years we'll get that one right.)