Month: July 2022

We got a support request from a user who had many thousands of uploaded files using our Asset Hosting feature. They told us many of them were duplicates and totally unused variations and they’d like to clean up. And to be perfectly honest, it was so many assets it was causing some minor bugs with search and actually find the assets they were trying to find.

So to assist in this cleanup, we decided to take a tiny break from our larger projects, and kick out this new feature: Bulk Actions for Assets. There isn’t all that much to understand, so here it is:

1. You can select multiple assets at a time
2. When do you…
3. You can delete all of them, or
4. You can download all of them.

Here’s me showing off those things:

Hopefully, it’s rather self-explanatory and you find it useful. We’d like to add more bulk actions for you for other things in time, so let us know if you have one in mind particularly.

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In this series, I cover a lot of magical tools and git bisect is probably the best example of such magic. The hardest part in debugging is knowing the general area of the bug, bisect literally shines a light on the specific commit that caused it! 

Before we begin, let’s make one thing clear: bisect is a tool for debugging regressions. It does nothing for regular bugs. When we have a regression, we typically know that the issue used to work in a specific release, we would typically have a specific revision where the code worked. We would typically know that it doesn’t work in the current version, but which commit along the way causes the failure?

Undertaking a digital transformation journey is easier said than done. Efforts to transform an organization often face significant challenges, including integration of legacy platforms with modern technology stacks, the skill sets required for implementation, and an organizational structure that can communicate and embrace change. According to a 2020 study by the Boston Group, 72% of digital transformations fail, falling short of their objectives, and are often met with radical consequences after. 

With so much at stake when it comes to transforming an organization, Adecco Group’s Sabine Laute suggests that a dedicated transformation office could be a viable solution.

Many new managers think their job is to “protect the team." In fact, they see that as their primary function. 

This is a mistake. I’ve interviewed hundreds of managers in my career. Usually, when people talk about protecting the team, it is a sign of inexperience. It is a common trap for new managers.

Among the open-source projects my college buddies (and my future co-founders of memphis.dev) and I built, you can find “Makhela,” a Hebrew word for choir.

For the sake of simplicity, we will call it "Choir" in this article.

Ambee, a climate intelligence company, has enhanced its API with a greenhouse gas resource to track emissions at a hyperlocal level. With Ambee's API, businesses, government bodies, administrators, and ESG stakeholders can obtain near real-time data for greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in their immediate vicinity.