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Everyone Should Learn Prompt Engineering, Even Software Engineers(mikecavaliere.com)
1 points by mcavaliere 2y ago|1 comments
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by mcavaliere 4y ago
People ask me this all the time, and it's not something to sum up in two sentences. There are a lot of things to consider if you're moving from web to mobile, particularly in the React ecosystem.
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React for Web vs. React Native: How Different Are They, Really?(echobind.com)
2 points by mcavaliere 4y ago|2 comments
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by mcavaliere 4y ago
That makes sense. Our boilerplate is for all new-code projects where we get to pick the stack, in which case we default to all things TypeScript anyway. If a client project has an incompatible existing codebase, we take a different approach
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Why We Ditched GraphQL for TRPC(echobind.com)
3 points by mcavaliere 4y ago|3 comments
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by mcavaliere 4y ago
In our Next.js boilerplate, we got some nice gains and DX improvements from replacing our Apollo Server installation with tRPC.
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by mcavaliere 5y ago
Echobind ( https://echobind.com/ ) REMOTE (USA-only) We build web and mobile apps. Perks: * 20% personal investment time EVERY WEEK. Learn, create, give presentations, etc. * Life-first culture. NEVER get asked to work lat
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Fast, Permissionless, Decentralized Computation
3 points by mcavaliere 5y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: What companies give engineers weekly paid investment time?
2 points by mcavaliere 5y ago|0 comments
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by mcavaliere 5y ago
Consulting is often the quickest cash, assuming you're an engineer with a decent network. You're not on socials, but do you have people you've worked with? Contacts at businesses? Other devs? Email everyone telling them you h
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by mcavaliere 7y ago
That’s awesome. What service do you use? Or do you mean a custom webservice your company built?
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Ask HN: How many/which app accounts do you need to create for a new team member?
4 points by mcavaliere 7y ago|3 comments
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Learning Techniques for Programmers with ADHD / Learning Disabilities(medium.com)
17 points by mcavaliere 8y ago|0 comments
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by mcavaliere 8y ago
Some of this you can look up on CrunchBase beforehand, which you definitely should do. For me I believe in trying to gauge just how prone to borrowing the founders are; if they have a solid model and are more inclined to seek profit rather
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by mcavaliere 8y ago
I wrote this up to share some things we've learned about how to reuse your styles in React Native, closer to how you might do it on the web with SASS/LESS.
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React Native – Design Systems and Styling Strategy(attck.com)
3 points by mcavaliere 8y ago|1 comments
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by mcavaliere 9y ago
Hardline stance, over-the-top, pretty funny. I do find alphabetizing to reduce the time it takes to think while writing CSS.
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Alphabetize your CSS, or get out(linkedin.com)
3 points by mcavaliere 9y ago|2 comments
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Deploying Secure, Fast, Static WordPress Sites(attck.com)
6 points by mcavaliere 9y ago|0 comments
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Your JavaScript Is a Mess. JavaScript Namespacing(mikecavaliere.com)
3 points by mcavaliere 11y ago|0 comments
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How to Get Freelance Programming Work (With No Experience)(mikecavaliere.com)
1 points by mcavaliere 11y ago|0 comments
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by mcavaliere 11y ago
SEEKING WORK. Location: New York City. Remote: yes. Onsite ok too. Summary: * 15 years dev experience * Full-Stack Development / Team lead optional * Ruby on Rails * Pro Front-end (jQuery, Angular, React, Backbone, Responsive sites) *
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by mcavaliere 11y ago
I know there are a lot of ADHD programmers out there. These techniques have worked well for me. I'd love to know what your challenges / solutions are as well.
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Productivity Tips for Programmers with ADHD(adhdtechies.com)
3 points by mcavaliere 11y ago|1 comments
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by mcavaliere 11y ago
Yeah that's a good point. As time goes on your ability to pick what to skimp on definitely gets better.
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How to Learn from a Novice(simpleprogrammer.com)
2 points by mcavaliere 11y ago|0 comments
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F**k Going Green: Throw Away Your Code(mikecavaliere.com)
8 points by mcavaliere 11y ago|2 comments
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by mcavaliere 11y ago
Great points, I agree 100%
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Programmers Aren't Confrontational. F**k You!(mikecavaliere.com)
7 points by mcavaliere 11y ago|5 comments
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by mcavaliere 11y ago
Great, thanks for these. The legal/financial aspects were challenging for me too, I'll definitely make note of that.

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