What I have found gripping

• Starting points for learning are often helpful

• Mapping learning is necessary

• Conversations can help map learning or exploration

• Immersion and experiential learning require adaptability

What I have read

• The Parable of the three lakes, Yancey Strickler

• Notes on hiring, Yancey Strickler

• Why We Should Stop Saying “Underrepresented”, N. Chloé Nwangwu

• Getting Your Portrait Taken by AI, Marie Dollé

Featured quote

In the mountains of British Columbia stand three lakes that reveal a truth about all great journeys. 

At the bottom of the mountain is Lower Lake — a clear and inviting turquoise bowl hugged by oversized ferns and thick canopies of evergreens. Lower Lake reflects childhood; the beginnings of an exploration. It's where every journey begins. — from The Parable of the three lakes, Yancey Strickler

What I have listened to

The Bike Shed, 393: Is REST the Best? APIs and Domain Modeling

Further reading and resources

In English

• Mindful code reviews (Part 1), Jim Hodapp

• How to stub Feature Flags with RSpec, Stefanni Brasil and Elias Rodrigues

Thanks for reading Sandra’s Weeknotes!