lmiller1990

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   by lmiller1990 4y ago

   I record videos about Vue.js from time to time: https://www.youtube.com/c/LachlanMiller
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   by lmiller1990 4y ago

   Not on the App Store anymore, but I built a Japanese-English Dictionary that would give you SRS notifications (a few hours later, a few days later, a few more days later) of words you looked up. I did this because I often looked up words, b
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   by lmiller1990 4y ago

   Frontend continues to spiral out of complexity, I strongly doubt it. A lot of said complexity is moving to the server with SSR etc - I'd still say this sort of work is considered "frontend development", even if you are writin
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   by lmiller1990 4y ago

   Would any programmers uploading videos fall under this umbrella?
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   by lmiller1990 4y ago

   Re events - You can type events in Vue with `defineEmits`: https://vuejs.org/api/sfc-script-setup.html#defineprops-defi... Re global enums - I'm not sure what the author means about global enums - anything importe
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   by lmiller1990 4y ago

   For the Japanese x programming segment specifically, I spend a lot of time reading (and some writing) on Qiita: https://qiita.com/
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   by lmiller1990 4y ago

   I think a single tool to solve design + testing would be great. Cypress does Component Testing now, and you can use it in a Storybook-esque fashion, but it doesn't export to a static site for documentation, and instead of using knobs&#
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   by lmiller1990 4y ago

   Perl 5. This barely sees updates except minor things and security patches, works great.
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   by lmiller1990 4y ago

   I had this issue too, are you using React? The problem I was having was to do with React re-rendering out of step with Cypress (which was going *too* fast). I have only seen this issue with JS based VDOM frameworks.
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    by lmiller1990 4y ago

    We added experimental support for WebKit [0]. It uses PW WebKit under the hood (as mentioned in the blog post). Disclosure: I work on Cypress (but I did not work on the WebKit feature). Firefox works great with Cypress. Cypress definitely h
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    by lmiller1990 4y ago

    I made some content showing how the new Cypress Component Testing can also handle things you might use RTL for [0]. You can evening use the TL finders (but I don’t in this series). [0] https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLC2L
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    by lmiller1990 4y ago

    Hello! I have some input and questions and feedback - I have a deep interest in this topic. For background, I studied Japanese to a reasonable level of proficiency (read novels, worked in an all-Japanese company for many years, passed N1, e
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    by lmiller1990 4y ago

    Again disclaimer - I work on Cypress, but I think I can speak objectively, as I was user for many years prior to joining. > ... defending a sunk cost, rather than than advocating for the best API ... If you really go all-in on the Cypres
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    by lmiller1990 4y ago

    Hi! I'll try to speak to this a bit. Disclaimer: I work on Cypress. The main reason there are lots of articles about Playwright is it's newer and solves some issues people have with E2E testing in Cypress (like multi-tab support)
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    by lmiller1990 4y ago

    Is 4 years even possible? I’m nearly 15 years in and probably know about 1500 kanji (not using WaniKani). I feel like all these stories really sensastionalize how much people really know.
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    by lmiller1990 4y ago

    I saw an osteopath. I'm doing farmer walks (kind of exercise). It is helping me a lot after ~5 years of back pain.
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    by lmiller1990 4y ago

    I'm still not really sold; obviously not good to be overly dogmatic, but MVC taught us the value in putting business (M) in a separate module to the view (V) and hooking them up via a controller (C). Why does all this knowledge suddenl
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    by lmiller1990 4y ago

    At least the original article has some reasoning. You just say "no". This is not very useful. You also assert it's "completely wrong" without any evidence. Reading between the lines, it's more like "I disa
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    by lmiller1990 4y ago

    > no stability is in sight I'd disagree with this point. The require/import mess is due to multiple competing standards. Now Node.js has ESM support built-in, and so do all modern browsers, there is finally a single standard th
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    by lmiller1990 4y ago

    I wrote and sell an ebook, "Design Patterns for Vue.js" [0]. I promoted it in several ways: 1. Twitter. My audience is pretty small. 2. I created a YouTube channel [1] and recorded some videos around topics from the book. I linked
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    by lmiller1990 4y ago

    I worked in Japan as a dev for a few years. I was already quite fluent in Japanese. I’d recommend finding a job with a foreign org first, where many people already speak English. Most Japanese companies won’t have much experience around vis
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    by lmiller1990 4y ago

    I disagree - when you start out, just seeing something happening is exciting - with JS, a tiny bit of CSS and HTML, you can have a real website deployed that does something in a few days of learning. Any other language, you'll be stuck
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    by lmiller1990 4y ago

    I've actually worked with things like Create React App, Vue CLI etc a lot but never any of the "meta frameworks". Based on what you are saying, it seems like the main difference it where things are evaluated? So, if I do my f
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    by lmiller1990 4y ago

    I see, so the primary difference is what you ship to the browser?
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    by lmiller1990 4y ago

    Sure - this seems to be an implementation detail, though - eg, Remix and Next.js are both on Node.js but seem to have some difference that's not abstracted away, in terms of how you develop, how concerns are separated, etc.
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    by lmiller1990 4y ago

    I don't fully understand the difference between this (and something like Remix, which seems similar) and other frameworks like Next.js (React) and Nuxt.js (Vue). Can someone explain a bit about the differences, and pros/cons to ea
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    by lmiller1990 4y ago

    Get comfortable been uncomfortable.
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    by lmiller1990 4y ago

    I worked on many open source projects in the Vue.js ecosystem, mainly around tooling. I got a lot of opportunities from this involvement, full-time jobs/consulting work.
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    by lmiller1990 4y ago

    Having access to the chrome dev tools during designing is very useful!
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    by lmiller1990 4y ago

    Another fun one regarding silence would be じっと見る（JITTO MIRU）which is the sound of someone staring at something.