I'm excited to announce a new position at @QuaveDev
Tech Lead - Fully Remote - $6,000 or $8,000 USD
Read everything carefully first, and then apply only if you qualify.
I spent 2 hours writing a very long description so you and I don't waste our time during this process.
https://t.co/sGcwTbe4qx
I'm recording for AI Proof Dev, and our video platform supports automatic subtitles 👇🏻
Does it make sense to have subtitles in *Portuguese* and *Spanish* available as well in @aiProofDev?
Like this tweet if you would join because of subtitles in your language
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(all the content is recorded and written in English)
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We teach everything we believe and practice in software development. We deliver code to production every day for more than 15 years.
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Today I shared a tip at the conclusion of an interview that might assist those on the job hunt:
Respond quickly and directly, addressing the main point of the question. Then stop speaking and leave an opening for the interviewer to inquire further or move on.
For example, if asked to explain Flexbox, discuss direction, axes, align-items, and justify-content. Then ask the interviewer if they want more details on any of these points or other explanations about Flexbox.
Keep it to a maximum of one or two minutes.
This approach allows the interviewer to delve deeper where they see fit, avoids misleading information (from speaking excessively or offering incorrect statements), and ensures there is time for all planned questions.
Pro tip: This advice also works for visa interviews! Speak concisely and be direct.
And to all interviewers, strive to ensure at least one thing is learned during each interview. Aid candidates at the end by highlighting points they could study more, recommending books that could supplement their knowledge, or offering general advice like this.
I've tested the speed of @bunjavascript.
A common belief is it saves memory, but what about its performance for CPU-bound tasks? The results astonished me!
Bun processed 3704 requests in one minute compared to Node.js's 1273!
Bun outran by nearly 3 times. Sounds insane, eh?
Are you a @meteorjs + @reactjs user?
Please help me to get Meteor into the official React docs.
Meteor has the most straightforward integration to React regarding real-time data, and it should be highlighted as production-grade in React docs.
We (@quaveDev) still have open positions for Javascript Full-stack Developers.
All levels: Junior, Regular and Senior
Your monthly income will be set in Dollars (USD)
@meteorjs Previous experience is a plus but not required.
https://t.co/z7QPvlWvg7
Many devs ask if @meteorjs is a runtime or is it @nodejs?
Starting at 52:00 of This Week in Meteorjs, today's episode, I explained with a Diagram + Code why Meteor.js is NOT a runtime
TL;DR: Meteor.js apps are Node.js apps
https://t.co/p90UAx5Htq
A new video is coming out soon
Imperative vs Declarative
How to implement an animated button conditionally in a declarative way🤔?
Subscribe
https://t.co/QHjGUKUCqN
How to Run a Dockerfile on the Cloud using CLI and GitHub Actions
Including an example with Jest and visualizing the reports of it on the Web via Nginx
https://t.co/ftPXIepItH
The staging env of @CodeFTWDev is running using Meteor 3 at https://t.co/EZwUNXA1Ce
I had to work around an issue with the source-map by skipping it
Watch https://t.co/rKZ6X7cjny to know how I'm running a custom version of Meteor using Docker in @zcloudws
I've received my invitation to use @github Copilot Chat within @WebStormIDE
My first question was a meta question, and it was answered correctly
Let's see how it evolves
I'm using Copilot (in the editor, not the chat) principally for small auto-completions as I haven't had excellent experiences with it generating substantial pieces of code
My issue usually revolves around small mistakes that take some time to realize, so it's better to write just small pieces with Copilot
Perhaps, in the Chat UI, it will be more effective at generating larger blocks of code, as it is easier to request fixes
I'll share more impressions and updates soon
I have used @PrettierCode every day for many years, and today, I learned something new :)
@fpscelo created a PR in @codeftwdev, and the format seemed unusual, with objects defined using multi-line formatting:
{
a: b,
c: d,
}
instead of
{ a: b, c: d }
When I returned to the main branch and forced Prettier, everything appeared suitable (single-line formatting).
Then, I returned to his branch and forced prettier there, resulting in no issues.
This seemed puzzling. Prettier is opinionated and should be able to reverse format changes.
Well, there's a catch: formatting changes for object literals aren't reversible in Prettier 😮
I was sure every change was reversible, but this wasn't the case. Read more here https://t.co/baZCnnbvA6
The root cause of this different format was incorrect configuration on his IDE.
So, exercise caution. Not all changes are reversible by Prettier.
The best practice when working with Prettier is to avoid manual formatting or using other tools.
Open positions at @quaveDev for full-stack Javascript developers
Junior, Regular and Senior levels
In all these position you will work closely with expert developers from Quave
More info https://t.co/z7QPvlWvg7
Watch my talk 'Unlocking Cloud Servers: A Fresh Perspective' at Int Dev Career Day
I'm certain that this talk will prompt you to reconsider many aspects of cloud computing
It's closely connected to @dhh's cloud ideas and @zcloud
View the talk here: https://t.co/MihcAzShnE
Join me Today 1pm (NY time) / 2pm (Brazilian time), it's free
*Unlocking Cloud Servers: A Fresh Perspective*
Discover the power of Bare Metal Servers, VM Isolation, Task-based Configurations, and Observability
https://t.co/0zHbcSX7eG
See you there