@isaac_abraham Ich glaube, von Wick gibt es noch Minzbonbons. Aber ich überlasse lieber denen das Feld, die Murray Mints auch kennen und wissen, wie das schmecken soll ;)
@NavicsteinR @ryanbigg@code It will cut the current line, too, overwriting the current clipboard. So be careful Shift+Del-ing something when you have copied some code snippet before (ask me how I know...)
@ChrisAJackson1 Completely agree. Though I haven't met many people thinking of software development as a creative process. Glad to finally have found someone who thinks it is :)
Pixels know which way they roll and are completely customizable, letting you control how they light up based on your rolls. More info / sign-up at https://t.co/RdiUcYUdz6 #dice#DnD
@PragmaticAndy Sadly, that won't work at my office, the network admins won't be too happy about me running my own DNS server, I imagine. I'll be stuck with using ad blockers for quite some time...
Here's a simple practice for maintainable code.
Separate these three activities:
1. Get data
2. Reformat data
3. Display data
Code that separates these concerns tends to be easier to understand, reuse, and maintain.
Things I consider before writing a blog post
✔️ Is this something I find interesting
✔️ Is this something I found difficult to learn
✔️ Do I want others to know about it
Things I don't consider before writing a blog post
❌ Has someone else already written about it
@richcampbell@carlfranklin I don't know if you changed something for show 1630, but I felt the sound was more balanced and you were easier to understand at all times. Thanks for another great show!
Hey @richcampbell@carlfranklin , listening to show 1629, I had the feeling that the sound volume was a bit unbalanced which for me made it difficult to follow at times. But great and interesting show nonetheless!
"The secret to building large apps is never build large apps. Break your applications into small pieces. Then, assemble those testable, bite-sized pieces into your big application." - Justin Meyer