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Oh, Abseil is new to me. Thanks! Do you know where the missing tips are? For example: https://abseil.io/tips/110 https://abseil.io/tips/110 The root page (pa
by aftbit 4y ago
Oh, Abseil is new to me. Thanks!
Do you know where the missing tips are? For example:
https://abseil.io/tips/110 https://abseil.io/tips/110
The root page (parent's [2]) mentions this one as famous by name:
>Often they are cited by number, and some have become known simply as “totw/110” or “totw/77”.
Is totw/110 some Google secret sauce that we are forbidden from knowing or did they skip some weeks?
- joshuamorton 4y agoA lot of them are related to Google-internal practices or libraries, or are like too opinionated (Google has strong internal C++ opinions that aren't necessarily correct or even reasonable elsewhere) to be useful. 110 in particular probably could be public, but it looks like they stopped externalizing them in late 2020, which is kind of sad, so I assume they never got around to it.
- jrockway 4y agoYeah, that sounds about right to me. I used to help edit Testing on the Toilet and there were a lot of internal-tool-specific ones that we never made public. When we were low on content, we would happily publish an issue about someone's internal service/project, for example. It's not that we were trying to hide something, it would just be completely useless to the outside world.
- Thorrez 4y agoTIL TotT is externalized. https://testing.googleblog.com/ https://testing.googleblog.com/
- iamstupidsimple 4y agoThese missing TotW's are usually about internal tools that aren't open source.
- kccqzy 4y agoI asked a Google friend to find totw/110 for me and apparently it's just some tips about construction and destruction of global variables.
- skirmish 4y agototw/110 was about safely initializing global and static objects. IIUC there was something missing in the open sourced version of Abseil so that it could not be published verbatim.