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by tcoff91 8mo ago
What kills me is when these things add like control flow constructs to YAML. Like just use an actual programming language!
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by tcoff91 8mo ago
Jenkins had a lot of issues and I’m glad to not be using it overall, but I did like defining pipelines in Groovy and I’ll take Groovy over YAML all day.
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by tcoff91 9mo ago
launch an in-app browser and don't use apple as the payment processor. The Epic v Apple lawsuit verdict makes this allowed now.
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by tcoff91 9mo ago
Zoxide is incredible! Going from cd to zoxide is like going from walking to driving an F1 car around the directory tree. I made a function called y that is like the z function but is git worktree / jj workspace aware. So useful!
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by tcoff91 9mo ago
How am I the first person to mention fzf? Just integrate fzf into your shell and use ctrl-r to instantly summon a fuzzy shell history search and re-execute any command from your history! I cannot imagine going back to using a terminal witho
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by tcoff91 9mo ago
Use EViL mode
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by tcoff91 9mo ago
As long as there are qualified candidates willing to do unreasonable tasks for the chance to work at a company, there's not much incentive for the company to change their system. Those people will also probably work unreasonably hard a
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by tcoff91 9mo ago
Twitter is built in React Native Web
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by tcoff91 9mo ago
class components & function components.
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by tcoff91 9mo ago
A Mac mini is pretty affordable. Also you can use browserstack.
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by tcoff91 9mo ago
Using a package manager to share code between repos has worked far better for me than submodules. This comment sums up the issues better than I could: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31792396
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by tcoff91 9mo ago
Submodules are cursed. I feel bad for you that you have to work in a repo that uses them.
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by tcoff91 9mo ago
--first-parent with bisect really helps when the history is messy.
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by tcoff91 9mo ago
Yeah but you can use something like zim that is better than omz but still easy. The shell starts so fast with zim and it is a breeze to set up
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by tcoff91 9mo ago
Unfortunately this is how Flutter web apps work.
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by tcoff91 10mo ago
Those github build issues you've linked have nothing to do with funneling people to EAS Build. EAS build doesn't make your builds more reliable than just using fastlane and building on your own infra. Most build issues are due to
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by tcoff91 10mo ago
The DX may be ideal but they are not very ideal for your iOS users. Painting pixels vs composing native views is not great. I’d rather put up with the more painful DX of react native because I care more about the quality of the app vs the D
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by tcoff91 10mo ago
Expo is free, that was misinformation. EAS costs money but is optional.
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by tcoff91 10mo ago
Calling Expo a paid tool with metered usage is just flat out misinformation. You can promote your preferred tech without lying about alternatives. Expo is a free open source framework that costs absolutely no money to use. You do not need t
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by tcoff91 10mo ago
Yes building a native app has fewer layers of abstraction and often has better DX than building with a cross-platform framework where you have to work around bugs that inevitably exist in the framework. Cross-platform frameworks I find are
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by tcoff91 10mo ago
URQL has normalized caching and it works great! You opt into it by adopting their graphcache exchange. https://nearform.com/open-source/urql/docs/graphcache/ It also works great with fragments. And its e
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by tcoff91 10mo ago
I have that with URQL+gql.tada. What else does relay give me that URQL does not?
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by tcoff91 10mo ago
Try gql tada it’s much better than graphQL codegen
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by tcoff91 10mo ago
URQL and gql.tada are great client side tooling innovations.
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by tcoff91 10mo ago
I know how to do everything in git that I can do in jj but the thing is I would never bother doing most of these workflows with git because it’s way more of a pain in the ass than with jj. I work with version control in a totally different
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by tcoff91 10mo ago
Yeah but in jj every time you run ‘jj log’ you see all your anonymous branches and you can rebase all of them at once onto main in 1 command. When I’m exploring a problem I end up with complex tree of many anonymous branches as I try differ
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by tcoff91 11mo ago
The UX around anonymous branches in git is not nearly as good as jj though. Also git has no equivalent to the operation log. `jj undo` and `jj op restore` are so sweet.
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by tcoff91 11mo ago
https://ofcr.se/jujutsu-merge-workflow With `jjui` this strategy takes only a few keystrokes to do operations like adding/removing parents from merge commits. It's so nice to have like 4 parallel PRs in flight and
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by tcoff91 11mo ago
Not getting measles, polio, etc… seems like a pretty big benefit to the individual.
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by tcoff91 11mo ago
But with jj there are better workflows that aren’t really doable with git.

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