Nick Tsitlakidis

[Nick Tsitlakidis @DistantFragment]

@lastfm 2007 seems like a lifetime ago!

[Nick Tsitlakidis @DistantFragment]

@angular Using AI to write them but only after establishing some rules on their structure, practices, mocking etc. So, a couple of test files first, then AI with the guideline to maintain consistency

[Nick Tsitlakidis @DistantFragment]

You know you're desperate for an architecture decision when you switch to extra-high thinking and beg ai agent to reconsider. maybe it will tell you something you haven't thought of.... maybe....

#Programming #ai #agents #software

[Nick Tsitlakidis @DistantFragment]

@francescovll This looks reaaaally good. It's something that was missing from the dart world and it reminds me of nest.js in the best way possible. Congrats.

[Nick Tsitlakidis @DistantFragment]

@luke_pighetti There's the normal version of this : changing .js or .php etc.

And then there's the hardcore version of this where you change .java files and you rerun maven/gradle.

Done both. Shows my age. I prefer containers. :)

[Nick Tsitlakidis @DistantFragment]

@mgechev Hi Minko, of all the latest big features and changes, which was the hardest to deliver due to the existing codebase?

[Nick Tsitlakidis @DistantFragment]

Shuffle it and start #coding! https://t.co/c3vU3mSs3e

#electronicmusic #programming

[Nick Tsitlakidis @DistantFragment]

I'm trying out pub workspaces these days to remove melos from my monorepo. So far so good, with the exception that when I run test, pub get also runs for some reason. Only happening to me? #flutterdev #dartlang #mobiledevs

[Last.fm @lastfm]

It's here ▶︎ https://t.co/O6s6DgOyC4 🤘

[Nick Tsitlakidis @DistantFragment]

Each year I try to learn a new programming language or framework.
In 2024, I’m diving into #flutterdev and #dart! 🛠️

Rewriting an android game from Ionic to Flutter - experiencing both pros and cons

+1 for dart
+1 for Flutter performance
-1 Flutter layouts still confuse me 😅

[Theo - t3.gg @theo]

Devs working on their side projects https://t.co/ms6g5cVilB

[Nick Tsitlakidis @DistantFragment]

@OngDevLab A grade build in Android Studio

[Nick Tsitlakidis @DistantFragment]

Somehow, I was under the impression that #Angular signals in components with OnPush detection didn't require the usage of the ChangeDetectorRef.

But today I had a case today where updating a signal value inside a timeout didn't update the template.

Weird...

[I Am Devloper @iamdevloper]

It ain’t happenin’

[Nick Tsitlakidis @DistantFragment]

Abstract ambient to help you focus on your #Coding

#SoftwareDevelopment #SoftwareEngineering

[Focus Sphere @FocusSphere]

Sphere 3 is now on #Spotify

This is a 90 minute abstract ambient session with a large part of it being composed using generative methods. Made specifically to improve your #concentration

#experimental #ambient #NewMusicFriday #electronica
#soundscape
https://t.co/SLjyOhNQNn

[Nick Tsitlakidis @DistantFragment]

@baffledbasti I was just about to give up when I found your tweet. Thanks! Storybook+Angular+Vanilla Extract seemed like impossible to make it work.

[Nick Tsitlakidis @DistantFragment]

@PritskasG Υπάρχει κόσμος που "δένεται" και εκφράζεται περισσότερο όταν η μουσική έχει στίχους. Και υπάρχει και λιγότερος κόσμος που προτιμάει την σκέτη μουσική γιατί την ερμηνέυει όπως θέλει χωρίς να τον βάζει σε ένα δρόμο ο στίχος. Νομίζω πως αυτό ευθύνεται. Ανήκω στην δεύτερη κατηγορία.

[Nick Tsitlakidis @DistantFragment]

There are always new ways to improve as a #SoftwareDeveloper. Somehow, I've never released an #opensource thing from scratch before. Until now! While making this thing work, I've learned a ton of things about #npm #GitHub and #nx monorepos. The thing : https://t.co/HuHtKfGhuY

[Nick Tsitlakidis @DistantFragment]

It's done! Version 1 of event-nest is on #npm and #GitHub. If you're using @nestframework and you want to dive into #eventsourcing architectures with #mongodb have a look : https://t.co/HuHtKfFJFq

[Nick Tsitlakidis @DistantFragment]

I'm looking into #Angular #Signals today and I'm wondering what happens if you return a computed signal from a getter function. It would make sense that the getter is called once. Right?