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I just watched an insightful YouTube video (www.youtube.com/watch?v=aolI...) by @scottchacon.com (many thanks β€οΈ) that introduced the following command to me
git blame -w -C -C -C
It reveals who originally wrote a piece of code even after other people moved it. Wow π€©
#Git #GitButler
TypeScript is rewritten in Go, delivering up to 10x faster editor & CLI performance. This announcement is big! It clearly demonstrates the importance of using the right tool for the job π€―
#TypeScript #GoLang
Excited about Angular's new HttpResource for seamless data fetching! π The trend of libraries integrating schema validation is a huge win for building more maintainable and robust applications. #Angular #Typesafety
Sometimes, "Move fast, break things," just results in a lot of broken things.
lisan al gaib!
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Sharpening a selected set of tools can be more rewarding than spreading oneself too thin.
Focused learning fosters efficiency and expertise.
Learn more: www.lars.schieffer.cloud/blog/coding-...
#SoftwareEngineering
A year ago, I shared insights on building scalable apps with AWS Lambda and DynamoDB using a layered serverless architecture. The principles remain just as useful today! Check it out: www.lars.schieffer.cloud/blog/crud-la...
#Serverless #AWS #Lambda #DynamoDB #CloudArchitecture
I've added Bluesky as another way to contact me to my website! π¦ π
www.lars.schieffer.cloud
#Bluesky #OnlinePresence #ContactMe
Wilderness International protects Canadaβs ancient rainforests among others, and you can help. Just β¬1 secures 1 mΒ² of forest forever.
en.wilderness-international.org/inform/about...
#WildernessInternational #RainforestConservation
Everyone I know who fell in love with TS had a period of thinking it totally sucked
2/2 My favorite takeaway: βGo down to level upβ. Sharpening your understanding of tools like languages, frameworks, and libraries is key to growth.
1/2 Shoutout to @kentcdodds.com for his latest post on programming principles.
I had the pleasure of meeting Kent at QCon London last year. Such a brilliant and kind person. Highly recommend reading this!
If you want the fruit, pick it respectfully, donβt chop down the tree first. #WisdomOfTheForest
Graphical UI vs CLIβwhatβs better for devs? π€
It depends! π
1οΈβ£ One-time tasks (e.g., adding a TXT record in Route53 to verify my Bluesky account)? UI wins!
π Repetitive tasks (e.g., creating PRs for collaboration at work)? CLI is king! Such a productivity boost.
#Productivity #Engineering
Been using Bruno latelyβa fantastic open-source API client! π
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No forced online accounts
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Easy to sync with your repo for collaboration
A solid alternative to Postman. Definitely worth checking out! π
www.usebruno.com
#OpenSource #Postman #Bruno
Angular 19βs new HMR without state loss is a total game-changer! π Building interactive UIs while keeping the state intact is a dream come true. Massive DX boostβhuge kudos to the Angular team for making this possible! π #Angular #DeveloperExperience
I agree. If you know your stuff you can quickly validate the generated code. But the importance here is the validation part. Learn how to prompt, but don't forget to sharpen your "vanilla" programming skills. The combination of both will bring you forward.