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node.js ninja. Neutral good. Librarian at heart. Currently heading the connectivity team at @figoapi connecting the financial world.
Tweets are my own. he/him

[emily freeman @editingemily]

I want to write a book on error messages.

[Matteo Collina @matteocollina]

Unpopular (?) opinion: Object-Relational-Mapping create more problems than what they solve. They help you in the 80% part that's easy, and slow you down in the 20% part that is actually hard (where you are going to spend 80% of the time anyway).

[Michelle Cyca @michellecyca]

why don't people know about libraries

[Thomas Watson @wa7son]

“It solves problems that I don’t really have in ways that I don’t really like”
- @getify on TypeScript
#JSNation

[Kyle 🌱 @KylePlantEmoji]

Tired of explaining that "I don't have the time" doesn't mean "literally every second of my schedule is accounted for", but rather "I'm giving as much of myself as I'm currently able to give"

[NodeSource @NodeSource]

Today @nodejs is 10 years old! 😱 🎂🥳🎉🎈

Happy birthday to our favorite runtime 💚 special thanks to all it's contributors, collaborators, and people who have helped it become the fastest growing open source project on earth.

We are excited for the next 10 years to come!

[sMyle (🦋 @myles.dev) @MylesBorins]

Experimental WASM modules just landed in Node.js!!!

node --experimental-modules --experimental-wasm-modules omg.wasm

https://t.co/ThahAMEZ5L

[Doc @GitM8]

@varjmes I like this. I always ask myself where the line is between concise and readable. The alternative would be to write this out 3-4 lines which could clutter easily if done more than once and impact readability as well. And your approach is short and understandable.

[Doc @GitM8]

Yes, please!

[Doc @GitM8]

@leobalter This would be awesome

[Inactive; Bluesky is @hillelwayne(dot)com @hillelogram]

One of my most controversial software opinions is that your sleep quality and stress level matter far, far more than the languages you use or the practices you follow. Nothing else comes close: not type systems, not TDD, not formal methods, not ANYTHING.

Allow me to explain why.

[Andy Ellis @csoandy]

I’m a big fan of @ringel’s 15 minute rule: when you get stuck, spend 15 minutes documenting what you know, what you need to know, and use that to ask for help.
Sometimes, at minute 14, you answer your own question. But if not, your question is clear.

[Augmented Coding Weekly @AugmentCoding]

Pyodide: Bringing the scientific Python stack to the browser https://t.co/HkW5SnypNZ *this* is what WebAssembly was made for 🎉🎉🎉

[Eric Elliott @ericelliott_]

Rush developers &
-Mentorship & reviews halt
-Bugs pile up
-Tests get skipped
-Communication suffers
-Devs burn out
-Productivity suffers

[DuckDuckGo @DuckDuckGo]

After digging into Grammarly's privacy policy, this Reddit user decided to uninstall. Why? He found that Grammarly...

1. Collects everything you type into the browser w/the extension
2. Can store that data indefinitely
3. May share it with 3rd parties

https://t.co/o8PurnrVUC

[Doc @GitM8]

🙋

[Alysha Perisho @AlyshaPerisho]

Gmail is 15 years old. Anyone else remember when you had to be invited to the beta by another user?

[Ben Adida @benadida]

6yo, screaming and exasperated: "I wrote the program *perfectly* with *zero* mistakes, and the computer is doing it *wrong*!"

He's ready.

[uberspace.de @ubernauten]

Während das Innenministerium laut darüber nachdenkt, das Darknet zu verbieten, verpassen wir allen Accounts eigene .onion-Adressen und machen unser komplettes Angebot ab sofort über Tor erreichbar!

https://t.co/wiyNZEM86L

[Cory House @housecor]

Woah, this is elegant JavaScript. Need to conditionally add a property to an object? Here's a slick approach.

The right-hand side is only applied if the condition is true. If the condition is falsy, the spread operator does nothing.

More: https://t.co/7q1xNaqUoj

#javascript