@kyleshevlin Have you considered podcasting? Seems like ads in podcasts are generally more acceptable to the masses, especially if you make them somewhat entertaining.
I know the question was more about blogs, but it could be a viable option
@chancethedev I would delete mine if I had a strong enough network of real-life professional connections.
Until then, I'll keep it around just in case I need to start applying for a new job -- I feel like having one checks a box for recruiters/hr people?
@lucas_c_homer @_SeanGroff @LogitechG Nice! I've been eyeing the olkb Planck for a while -- I see there's the Planck EZ now as well. I lean more towards the minimalism of a Planck, but the moonlander looks pretty dope too..
My todo list of improvements/ideas/refactors for this project is growing more every day, which is exciting because I'm enjoying the work.
If only the list of completed todos was growing at the same rate 🥴
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A top-level state machine that has reached it’s final state will stop propagating children state updates (and this makes sense).
Learned this the hard way today #xstate
When I do a big refactor to a data structure I like to start by changing the type definitions. Then I fix the red squiggles until they're gone.
The joy of things *just working* when I finally run the code will never get old.
@DrReinhold@mpocock1@apollographql I may or may not have skirted that issue by making the machine into a hook 😅 so I can use useQueryClient to do the fetching
@mpocock1@apollographql I've been keeping the react-query logic mostly inside of my machines via invoked services. Now I'm wondering if it would make more sense to do it this way..
@tahini I ran into a similar problem recently, and the timing is what confused me the most.
In the state prior to the final state, before transitioning, an event was sent to a child machine, but the event didn't seem to make it to that child before the parent reached the final state.