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This is a post is about
the benefits of serendipity...and investing time in a random
walk/continuous discovery process - and the process of
finding/nurturing/harvesting new ideas
[links of possible interest are below]
I
try to spend some time every day - looking not just for news specific
to my area of focus - but also on the edges - and perhaps tangentially
of interest.
One of the many resources I leverage is the Golang Weekly newsletter (published by Peter Cooper, Founder, Cooperpress)
Today's
issue (#453) - had a short blurb about Go on the Xbox (re: ebitengine
2D game engine v2.5) that caught my attention...but it was after
following several threads of another blurb (re: the open source project
for Listmonk 2.4, written in Go) - that led me to some quite interesting
altogether new information...
For example:
Jake Cooper (CEO, Founder of Railway)
- and the *very* interesting open source software they have published
on Github (in particular a well-written blog post about the v3 of their
CLI that was rewritten in Rust, by Adarsh Krishna).
The culture of Railway
- as described on their About and Careers page - and what may be of
particular interest to those reading this post - that they have 13
openings currently.
In reviewing the Railway
Github repositories - and documentation - and in particular their CLI
project - I had an *epiphany* and flash of insight/inspiration for
something new to create in my own area of focus - that might be
beneficial to many organizations.
The fields of new ideas must be tended - soil must be fertilized - seeds must be sown.
