@ThePrimeagen null shows intent. Undefined is the default empty value, whereas null is something I set. Beyond typechecking I believe the difference is academic; though some frameworks have opinions on which is best - probably more for convention than optimisation.
Another HQ unit is done. Well, in need of a few touch-ups and varnish but done all the same. More firsts, first Red armour, first time I've been happy with green eye lenses and weathering.
#WarhammerCommunity#warhammer40k#PaintingWarhammer#ultramarines
With hours to spare, here is my effort for my first #MarchForMacragge. I didn't have as much time as I wanted but hopefully, these heroes of Magragge can find their place amongst esteemed company. @nick_bayton#WarhammerCommunity
@jaffathecake It’s hard out of context but I can see this being useful for complex applications. For example responding with the initial SSR for an app boilerplate where you may want to control behaviour from the server where behaviour needs to be controlled by the server at runtime.
@RebeccaSlatkin@github have a brilliant interactive set of tools.. creates a great opportunity to ensure they know the difference between GitHub and git
@markdalgleish I get my team to use 70% as a threshold and then they have to ensure all the important/complex bits are covered. If that equals 100% so be it. We automated our entire dependency update procedure so our estate is evergreen without human intervention. Couldn’t do it without tests
Holy WOW there are a lot of Scottish tartans (like, 5,000+). This is a beautiful site showcasing them and offering SVG and PNG downloads.
https://t.co/PEWiwmOrXo
@jamonholmgren Depends on the base branch and the permissions on said branch. PRs for the sake of sanity if using trunk flow are useful, especially for large features; but master (IMO) should be so protected that only an admin/owner with a pgp key can merge that PR.