Developer of thingies at @Eventbrite. Marine vet, @BloomTech Web14 alumni, I build poorly planned back yard stuff and made low quality YouTube videos some where
@NVIDIAGFN I would totally be playing more of No Rest For the Wicked @NRFTW_SERIES. The game itself is amazing even in early access and I can't wait to see where they go with it. #GFNOnSteamDeck
@Treybastian @GergelyOrosz If it's tech I'm somewhat familiar with and know their docs are decent then sure, all the way. If not then I'm probably too far gone for docs to save me ๐ญ
@DThompsonDev Haha I get this on LinkedIn a lot. To be honest I prefer it over a long wall of text before Iโve even accepted that I have the time to read it. I have ADHD so big text makes me push things off for a later time that might not come around.
@housecor Iโve used both but the second one to me only matters if I plan to make this a utility that others can use. Thatโs when params are important. If it is not shared then no need to try to be overly witty and complicate code. This behavior snowballs into picky PRs and more work.
@pailhead011@IroncladDev Haha might be because I donโt post on x much. Putting it all in one object is tough though ๐ unless they donโt mind the entire state updating with each change every time. Though I canโt say I havenโt seen that in the wild.
@mattpocockuk Iโve always felt type imports were such a weird thing for this very reason. Iโve used this pattern myself as well and it can also feel odd to pull this resource from the function directly but destructuring makes it feel less gross.
@typecraft_dev Ohh interesting, what are the 3 tier ones? I just default to iterm2 on Mac and git bash on windows so I have no clue what else is out there or why.
@IroncladDev Yeah I would not want to open a project that looked like this at all ๐ itโs just messy JSON with no knowing what is a property or a css style. The string values look odd and the nesting would be insane.
@TheTechRally I attended in early 2019 on recommendation from a friend. I can say that at the time, the school was amazing and the ISA helped me a lot. As time progressed the school went down hill. The alumni community became alienated and finally kicked out. ISA loans also increased by a lot.
@halimah_kay Large part of my team is self taught and theyโre insanely smart. I went to a bootcamp after trying the self taught route. What he fails to realize is not everyone wants to work at FAANG. Iโve got some bootcamp friends that work at MSFT, Google, etc. heโs mad about student loans.
@RunItBackEddie@Dayhaysoos I went to a bootcamp, currently making 6 figures. I always recommend self learning first to see how far you can get then hit up a bootcamp if you need structure and guidance. Dude in the video is just mad about something ๐คฃ
@br80io I often feel like Iโm the only person who really enjoyed Black Widow. At least far more than the slumberfest which was Eternals. Iโd also toss Blade at the top of the list some where ๐
@Austen I know this feeling well.. at one point my son was the goalie.. but he stood behind the goal thinking he punch the ball out when it hit the net.. this is not the soccer I know ๐ญ๐ญ
@ticotheps @samsisle @vercel@nextjs Not sure if this is in the open public store yet, I just got a hook up. Starting a coffee mug collection for all my favorite companies ๐
@Ryan_Holdaway@bloomtech I still remember a live pair programming session you did a few years back at @bloomtech . The realism of it as we got to watch you all plan and figure things out in front of us as you went along really helped gear my approach to pairing.
@ZeroAdamEleven I love these shortcuts so itโs always fun to learn them. My vscode ones:
cmd + tab = indents line =>
cmd + shift + tab = indents line <=
cmd + d = selected identical strings
cmd + shift + d = duplicate line
cmd + f + โ:123โ = find line 123