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by cuddlecake 5y ago
> Modern aspect ratio API — no more padding hacks, well unless you need to support Safari 14, which you probably do, but still. This is what makes me cry at night.
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by cuddlecake 5y ago
"C is still loved" Citation needed.
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by cuddlecake 5y ago
The best way to drive a wedge between young and old developers is to negatively attribute something to a specific age group. So keep going, you're on the right track.
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by cuddlecake 5y ago
The underlying concept would be akin to Business Process Modelling. Using something like https://camunda.com [0], you can execute a business process model. Such a model can include sending emails, waiting for responses, human ac
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by cuddlecake 5y ago
Doesn't seem like a bug indicative of being beta. The bug could obviously be fixed by looping back to 0, but the correctness is not the important part. Though, reporting such an issue does not seem to be possible, hmm :(
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by cuddlecake 5y ago
Ah, thanks for the tip. It will probably not change much for the project I currently work on, with tests using react-testing-library, so JSDOM is required in nearly all test files. But at least now I know :D
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by cuddlecake 5y ago
Heh, if push comes to shove, I reckon games will have to add support for `safe-area-inset-top`
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by cuddlecake 5y ago
webpack is usually fast enough, jest is where I need CPU & RAM. If I were to write tests, that is.
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by cuddlecake 5y ago
I am mentoring Junior Developers, working students, trainees and interns who are at the very beginning of their career, they don't have _their_ setup yet. I watch them do something very tedious, and then I point out that there is a sho
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by cuddlecake 5y ago
Recording oneself is also a common strategy for improving musicianship. When I was drumming, it sometimes helped me see exactly where my movements where improper, hesitant, or superfluous/exaggerated. When I look over junior developers
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by cuddlecake 5y ago
Funnily enough, I have done a session today where I live-coded using the utility types in an effort to explain most of the types listed on that page to a few of my colleagues.
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by cuddlecake 5y ago
I think, for one given moment in time, Event Sourcing is the hottest thing you can have. Evolution is where the trouble's brewing. You add a column to a table with maybe a default value, all is good. You add a property to an event&#x27
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by cuddlecake 5y ago
> We had whole versions where it was basically stuffed A co-worker asked me "uh, why does the app use 120GB for indexeddb?" Wildest bug I've ever had to deal with. Unfortunately it wasn't even just a safari issue.
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by cuddlecake 5y ago
> Like the rule that you have to set min-width to 0 or something to get the desired behavior. Thank you, you're my savior. This is exactly the problem I had on Friday and now I can finally solve it.
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by cuddlecake 5y ago
Location: Germany, Stuttgart Remote: Yes/preferred Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Angular, React, NodeJS, Elixir, Kotlin (Functional Programming preference) Résumé/CV: On Demand Email: idontlikeangulartoomuch
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by cuddlecake 5y ago
You're trying to reframe my argument in a bad way. I'm talking about people deciding to use a certain technology with tradeoffs. You're talking about people going against quality standards of a development team. And that&#x27
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by cuddlecake 5y ago
Eh, I'd say it's a valid use case as any. Maybe someone just didn't have the time confidence or interest to learn CSS. Maybe it's as simple as doing what you want, doing what you can afford to do, etc. What I don't
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by cuddlecake 5y ago
> their grabbing at lowdash debounce or react-virtual because they don't have the confidence to build a leaner version themselves Yeah let's stop (re-)using open source software and write everything ourselves. Who needs React w
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by cuddlecake 5y ago
It's kind of gatekeepy insisting on styled components being of lower quality than using pure CSS. Styled Components serves a specialized purpose of styling things on the web. Maybe less elegant or performant in some respect than pure C
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by cuddlecake 5y ago
The article "Immutability is not enough" is sub-par in every aspect. The author never defines, what sort of problems immutable data can help avoid, or what the benefits of immutable data are. And still, after every paragraph, he w
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by cuddlecake 5y ago
Good thing I knew you're talking about TechLead, so I could avoid clicking the link and poisoning my YouTube recommendations pages
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by cuddlecake 5y ago
Parent is specifically talking about Django, and I'm not sure if there is anything comparable to Django in the Elixir ecosystem. So, if there is an absolute necessity for time-to-release at all costs, I reckon Django would probably hav
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by cuddlecake 5y ago
But it's not the world coming to a halt: It's just the next engineer going "uh what the heck is this".
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by cuddlecake 5y ago
Not sure if I would consider Phoenix basic. As far as I know, it's a wrapper around (and configurator for) Cowboy and Plug. I would consider Cowboy basic and Phoenix advanced.
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by cuddlecake 5y ago
Una and her content are great. Checked out the first two chapters on this resource and immediately recommended it to my colleagues as well.
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by cuddlecake 5y ago
I'm working with Angular on my dayjob, I wish they'd just deprecate the entire framework
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by cuddlecake 5y ago
Coincidentally, Angular is going to deprecate IE11 support with Angular 12, and remove it with Angular 13 https://blog.angular.io/angular-v12-is-now-available-32ed51f...
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by cuddlecake 5y ago
If you want type systems, you can probably work with Gleam, in the future, I imagine there could be great interop where you can just drop in a .gleam file in your elixir code base with zero hassle attached, and have parts of your code base
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by cuddlecake 5y ago
Yes
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by cuddlecake 5y ago
> The slow tempo loses you mental oversight of what you are trying to play. When I was a drummer, I used to think that too, but it turned out to be false most of the time. If I really wanted to make something sound good in a fast tempo,

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