Antoine Bénard

A pragmatic & curious software engineer who wants to do better every day !

[Bhashit Parikh @bhashit]

@VaughnVernon The bad decisions compound. A little thing left unattended or for later grows into a giant ball of spaghetti that takes a lot to unravel.

Related:
https://t.co/eWHlFW1wnR

[Vic 🌮 @VicVijayakumar]

@TheCodePixi @sandimetz Aah one of my absolute favorite programing quotes is from this talk by Sandi (who btw lives in NC, woo!), take a look when you have a minute: https://t.co/0kIeiMMuhy

[use case driven @tpierrain]

"duplication is far cheaper than the wrong abstraction"
@sandimetz

https://t.co/CYD2iyBByc

[Cory House @housecor]

Avoid Sprints.

Sprints create an arbitrary deadline every x days. This creates estimation overhead, and fosters short-term thinking. 👎

Instead:
1. Break work down into small tickets.
2. Estimate future flow by tracking the number tickets completed per week.

Simple.

[SabineRouenVelo @SabineRouenVelo]

[on valide on conseille] Berti-Cycles sur Elbeuf/Cleon/Rouen https://t.co/vjNJRpU8HW

[CCeSoir @Ccesoir]

“C'est 85% de la population qui vendons notre force de travail. C'est notre activité qui crée des richesses. Et personne d'autre.” @olbesancenot porte-parole du NPA

La suite :
➡️ https://t.co/KtYgK3iUJD
🎧 en podcast

[Antoine Bénard @CaptainToine]

@klln_dev @swcraftrennes @JulienTopcu @YDanot @Oxxeo_ Je suis tombé dessus aujourd'hui justement !

spoiler => c'est ultra intéressant !😄

https://t.co/EtTTg2418C

[C à vous @cavousf5]

"Je pense qu'aujourd'hui, les intellectuels se taisent et leur silence est assourdissant. Les grands intellectuels, qui ont du courage, qui haranguent les foules... Ça manque."

Vincent Lindon dans #CàVous

[Antoine Bénard @CaptainToine]

@joelnet @_sanchezpizarro Tanks to @samrocksc !

https://t.co/YlUIpoasiP

[Antoine Bénard @CaptainToine]

@housecor I usually nest some describes to define a scenario (given, when), then I put my tests with the it("should do that") syntax.
All of this in an .spec.ts file
to stay close of the intention over the implementation.

[Cédric Villani @VillaniCedric]

Certes, de prometteuses recherches visent à l'aviation décarbonée du futur, mais pour l'heure c'est surtout prétexte à ne pas regarder les chiffres en face : A/R Paris-NY épuise d'un coup votre budget carbone annuel. Pas de salut pour le #climat sans réduction du trafic aérien !

[Cory House @housecor]

Checklist: How to make your React app faster ⚛️:

✅ Keep state as local as possible. Start by declaring state in the component that uses it. Lift as needed.
✅ Store data that doesn't need to render in refs
✅ Minimize context usage

1/x...

[Antoine Bénard @CaptainToine]

@k33g_org Je suis d'accord avec toi ! J'ai l'impression que pour certains, dès que c'est pas du code, c'est pas un truc pour les devs... Et c'est juste le mauvais résultat de raccourcis "facile": Containers c'est de l'Infra, yaml c'est de la conf, Git CLI c'est du scripting...

[Cory House @housecor]

10 lessons I've learned about handling React state over the last 7 years...

(thread)

#react #reactjs

[Allen Holub. https://linkedIn.com/in/allenholub @allenholub]

The notion of a generic "component" architecture (e.g., a generic Employee that can be plugged into your program wherever an Employee is required) is a largely a failed one. The components are just too big and defuse to be viable. 1/5

[Antoine Bénard @CaptainToine]

@ponceto91 😏

https://t.co/2YTADuRWa1

[Bon Pote @BonPote]

"On est foutus" "C'est mort" "C'est la fin"

Ces réactions à la lecture du nouveau rapport du GIEC sont compréhensibles : la situation est réellement catastrophique.
Mais le GIEC précise bien une chose : nous avons notre avenir climatique entre nos mains. #Thread

x/9

[Joel Thoms @joelnet]

NPM has become an attack vector. Seriously considering nuking node off my machine and running everything inside a container.

https://t.co/iyo9g7EoZD

[Allen Holub. https://linkedIn.com/in/allenholub @allenholub]

I use TDD always, even for small things and "throwaway" things (which never seem to get thrown away). I literally don’t program in any other way. It’s not worth the grief. TDD is much faster than other ways of working, much lower stress, and I need a debugger maybe once a year.