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by awjr 10y ago
Writing well designed functions that do one thing enables good testing.
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by awjr 10y ago
This is absolutely key. TDD within small projects has little value. It's a technical debt people are happy to carry as the debt is negligible. However, the moment it becomes more than just a one-off project this debt becomes a problem.
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by awjr 10y ago
As long as you are working on your own stuff, that's usually fine.
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by awjr 10y ago
You'd be surprised. In transport, urban planning, and architecture this really does exist e.g. https://twitter.com/BrentToderian Even within IT we have people that many people look to for leadership. http://
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by awjr 10y ago
I see this differently. I see a world heading towards basic income. Adam Curtis - HyperNormalisation was released last night ( http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/p04b183c/adam-curtis-hy... ). Haven't wat
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by awjr 10y ago
As somebody that actively campaigns for better cycle infrastructure in the UK, twitter has been phenomenally valuable, enabling me to establish connections with thought leaders in the UK and even, more vitally, from around the world. It has
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Food Inspection Forecasting – City of Chicago(chicago.github.io)
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These 60 dumb passwords can hijack over 500000 IoT devices into the Mirai botnet(grahamcluley.com)
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by awjr 10y ago
I've posted this elsewhere on this thread, but it needs repeating. The Netherlands is considered the best place in the world to drive. With 85% of journeys under 10km, most people choose to cycle rather than drive. http://d
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by awjr 10y ago
One thing to consider is that the Netherlands is also considered the best place to drive in the world. Being pro-bicycle removes a significant number of short car journeys from the road. http://dailyhive.com/vancouver/b
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Surprise: Bike-friendly Netherlands named best place in the world to be a driver(dailyhive.com)
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by awjr 10y ago
People seem to ignore the elephant in the room with this one. By making helmet use pro-choice, what health benefits does a nation gain? How does this impact obesity? The cost of health to the nation? Productivity? Mental health? Pollution r
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by awjr 10y ago
I think you're missing the point. In Amsterdam cars are guests on many roads. The transport infrastructure very much supports walking, cycling, and use of public transport. The car is a very very inefficient use of road space.
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by awjr 10y ago
It wasn't just lobbying but I do think it was death through a 1000 cuts. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Motors_streetcar_consp...
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Version 1 of the Enterprise Case for Node.js Presentation(medium.com)
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Release v5.0.0-beta.2 – reactjs/react-redux(github.com)
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Don’t do a slide about another speaker you’ve listened to during the day(twitter.com)
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Why We Chose MobX Over Redux for Spectacle Editor(formidable.com)
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Transit Maps: Apple vs. Google vs. Us(medium.com)
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by awjr 10y ago
I use an Ad Blocker, but happily unblock sites that ask if I see they are not running a large number of scripts. However the reason I installed the Ad Blocker in the first place is the way some local newspaper sites in the UK (run by http:
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Digital Homicide Sues Steam Reviewers, Steam Drops It Like It's Hot(techdirt.com)
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by awjr 10y ago
Anything but Angular. ng2 works for me.
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by awjr 10y ago
Having used TypeScript and also picked up recent projects where it is not being used, TS is definitely the way to go. The issue is that TS 1.8 doesn't support async/await in the browser until v2.0, but a ts -> babel transpile d
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by awjr 10y ago
Of note, Facebook's create-react-app provides an "official' opinionated approach. https://facebook.github.io/react/blog/2016/07/22/create-apps... There's even a pull request to b
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by awjr 10y ago
Looking at https://github.com/angular/angular/milestones I was slightly surprised to see 30 outstanding issues. Reading the announcement they have been careful to bring semver into the mix. This should speed up re
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by awjr 10y ago
I really really really wish they'd called it something like Bosium just to make searching for issues a lot easier. I keep coming across angular 1 solutions.
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The State of JavaScript: Front-End Frameworks(medium.com)
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by awjr 10y ago
http://ebiketips.co.uk/ Yes I will be getting different vendors and styles. The one I have is the first one, so I'm working with the editor on the style of my review next week. Should be similar to the "Justin say
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by awjr 10y ago
I'm in a lucky position to be reviewing a series of e-bikes over the coming weeks/months. This is particularly relevant as I live in Bath, UK with 7 rather impressive hills. The current model I'm putting through its paces a m
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One easy way to inject malicious code in any Node.js application(blog.sqreen.io)
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