Just updated my #angular blog post about building libraries using #angularcli – everything up to date and no more pre-release content.
https://t.co/G67SAyxAtQ
@alexdobry Nee. Der Mac geht an den einen Thunderbolt (und lädt auch). Dann ein Display via mini DP und das zweite in den anderen Thunderbolt mit einem thunderbolt auf Mini DP Kabel.
Delete unused code. Don't comment it out. Git history is a much better option to retrieve old work.
Signed,
"Is this still important?" and
"Lol this code will live forever"
This kills me when trying to refactor code:
function SomeParent(props) {
return <SomeChild {...props}/>
}
What does the child actually need? Help me previous author!
Or another:
const data = await loadData(props);
Really? Everything? It needed all of that? Hahaha. ☠️
*Works on fixing a bug for 3 hours with no progress and a multitude of contempt for programming*
...
*Wakes up the next morning and fixes the bug in 2 minutes*
🤦♀️
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When working with someone remotely, if they dont respond immediately on @SlackHQ DO NOT follow up with any version of:
- Are you there?!
- Hello?!
- Please answer me!
Trust they have a good reason for not answering. This little change improves remote working tremendously!
can(2020)
.beTheYear()
.thatWeStop()
.making(apis && libraries)
.thatLookLike(this)?.please;
(or am I the only one who doesn't like overused builder patterns?)