You don’t need an architect. But you do need at least one person who thinks architecturally.
Common titles:
Team lead
Senior Dev
Architect
Principal
But, title isn't important.
What's important: At least one person should be responsible for the long-term, and the big picture.
people are getting very confused about this whole Silicon Valley Bank / FDIC issue, so here's a thread:
-Majority of accounts over $250k are BUSINESSES, not individuals
-While FDIC is only required to pay out up to $250k, in practice, they tend to arrange a sale...
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graphql is overkill you can simply use http with a strongly typed schema and use sparse field sets to select fields and write a specification for the sparse field set language, a parser and execution layer
Hey @mattpocockuk is there a way in Typescript to exclude a specific property from an object of more generic keys? What I want to do is:
type Attributes = Omit<Record<`data-${string}`, string>, 'data-status'>
but unfortunately that doesn't prevent the key 'data-status'
when react first came out it scratched exactly one itch we all felt
it wasn't performance or VDOM or any of that
we just wanted to organize our UI as components
@FredKSchott Technically yes, but I don't think Next.js is dropping React soon, since that would give up too much market share to beginners.
The elephant in the room is CRA, is there an easy migration path to a framework?
I will remember the sixth labour government as one which squandered its incredible support by delivering very little progressive change in an attempt to pander to people who were never going to vote for them.
@housecor It's difficult to spin up a server, run lint and report in less than a couple of minutes - that's a couple of minutes longer your pipeline takes to run.
Prepush is about as fast as it can fail :)
@housecor I don't think that quite a fair comparison. Since you're returning the ternary immediately, the "bad" code would be more like:
```
if (x) {
return 1;
}
return 2;
```
No let, only 2 curlies, no variable declaration, no mentions of "returnVal"