I've been wanting to try a @FrameworkPuter laptop for a while now. I was finally able to get one and so far it's been great! It shipped out way more quickly than I was expecting and assembling it was a lot of fun.
Really looking forward to using it!
@mrglia@NewAgeRetroNerd ReMarkable Paper Pro is where it's at! I absolutely love mine for notes.
Plus, it's great for being able to screen share while on calls and draw a quick diagram to explain something rather than fumbling around with Miro and what not.
New blog post; Pointing out the things I've come to really love about JS/TS over the years.
"JavaScript/TypeScript is actually really good"
https://t.co/jbbRWYZAoO
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Do you want to turbocharge your saga unit tests and ensure your sagas handle events, timeouts, and long processes run smoothly? In this post, @nimblepros shows how to simulate message flows, verify state updates, and test handlers using tools like NServiceBus.Testing. https://t.co/bcFS7npyfa
Unit testing is easy on greenfield but hard on legacy code. Characterization tests give coverage over legacy code so you're sure refactoring doesn't accidentally change behavior. Kevin Lloyd of @nimblepros shows you how to use Verify and Bogus to do it. https://t.co/OrPSiJLFC9
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This @NimblePros article explores "the ships of career growth"—allyship, mentorship, coaching, and sponsorship. "Each 'ship' is essential for navigating and accelerating your professional journey." https://t.co/5OT5ImW72y
Guard clauses should be used under exceptional circumstances. In this blog post, @efleming18 explains when guard clauses should be used and how to get started with them:
https://t.co/dMRf02DQY5
#SoftwareDevelopment#CleanCode
Custom guard clauses are typically very small, and therefore very easy to unit test. In this post, @efleming18 walks through how to create a custom guard clause and test it using XUnit:
https://t.co/smEk0BOr76
#SoftwareDevelopment#testing