@Single_spa What I've found is that most folks who go "micro" and back or detractors who could never get off the ground really haven't adjusted their mental model from what they've known to what could be. It's a shame but it's really ignorance at it's finest
@LBacaj This is fantastic advice. As an addendum, I often tell those I mentor that humility is something you embrace or learn by experience, but the road of experience will have painful moments. Better to seek humility than experience humiliation
@jbogard Drink up buttercup. Seasons almost a wrap. ๐ ๐น Had the Flaviar box this year, Malt Teasers the last. Drinks by the Dram any good? Maybe next year
@jbogard Start with a barre Dmaj7 transition to C#m7 then an A7. It's sublime. But in context, learning something new is fun. That said, I went from C# to Typescript because I cant do life without curly braces
@tim_deschryver your article on rethinking project structure in the context of NET6 minimal APIs kept my mind spinning. Had to try to work out a real example. Is this what you were thinking? https://t.co/rtKf03WUpQ
@tim_deschryver@Trezum Really enjoyed this read. Got me rethinking some of my source generators, how I organize CQRS for MediatR in the context of microservices and minimal APIs to keep things closer to the intent and away from the cognitive load of abstractions
@Joelbdenning Feature requests? 1. Storybook style component controls but against actual pages in Chrome Dev Tools, not just on components in isolation. 2. Multi framework inline support. So Vue, svelte, Angular, react versions on the same page for behavior comparison.
@shanselman@nishanil@dotnet I legit give these to every manager and dev in my space once I see their eyes get glossy in architectural conversations. Its a great reference.
At some point, all code and eventually the meaning of life, will be written from a single question on Stack Overflow. That question will beget auto created issues with auto created code responses and auto resolved issues followed by releases in perpetuity, ad nauseam, infinitus
Teaching teenagers Typescript and Phaser at CodeMash 22. ๐น๏ธ๐ฎ๐ญ Make the leap from a block editor to actual code. Also, NestJS is amazing, but not relevant to the material.
@ardalis Acknowledge the problem. Fight off the imposter syndrome. Google. If still an issue, die inside, ask a teammate, *Googling intensities*, read the docs, it was in the docs, problem solved.