marclittlemore

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   by marclittlemore 4y ago

   Mine is https://marclittlemore.com I eventually settled on Eleventy as the site generator and it's hosted on Netlify. I'm an Engineering Manager so I write about intentional technical leadership, and interesting tech c
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   by marclittlemore 5y ago

   Nice! I'll document that too. Thanks for sharing.
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   by marclittlemore 5y ago

   I've documented a few of the alternatives, including Carbon, on my website if you're interested. https://www.marclittlemore.com/create-pretty-code-screenshot... If you use VS Code, there are some decent plugins yo
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   by marclittlemore 8y ago

   Sindre Sorhus has written a Node wrapper for it which might be useful for you. https://github.com/sindresorhus/fast-cli
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   by marclittlemore 9y ago

   I agree with this. I've interviewed a lot of people recently for a senior developer role. The difference in people's ideas of what TDD or testing in general, is quite marked. I love it when people ask me about how we test. I can t
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   by marclittlemore 9y ago

   This is also a pretty solid resource which I saw on Medium recently. A good overview of the JS testing landscape at the moment. https://medium.com/powtoon-engineering/a-complete-guide-to-t...
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   by marclittlemore 9y ago

   Thanks! You should have got an email so you can reply to me. Let me know any questions and I'll get back to you today. I worked in the videogames industry for nearly 20 years and they didn't do much unit/integration testing b
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   by marclittlemore 9y ago

   Hey soneca, I'm in the process of writing a course about JavaScript testing so it's good timing. I write a lot of unit and integration tests for our large codebase here at the BBC in the UK. We've got 3 Node + Express applica
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   by marclittlemore 10y ago

   From my experience, the percentage share of the profit was normally based on time at the company and seniority of role. It was normally given to everyone who worked in the team but as I said in another comment, actually seeing a large profi
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    by marclittlemore 10y ago

    > It's not uncommon for AAA game developers (e.g. Developers for call of duty, GTA etc.) to have a profit share in their employment contract. While having profit share in a game developer's contract is sometimes true, I'd