do you ever think about the fact that podcasts are so called because they were first on iPods? and now iPods are way less common but podcasts are more common??
After a long time of mostly coding, I’m working on a condensed-timeline design project at work and finding it very easy to get caught up in making mock-ups and not want to end my day. Something something job satisfaction.
Doing probably the most in-depth personal coding project I’ve ever done: fetching items from all 4 wedding registries to display in one list on a wix site.
I think it’s good to eliminate “just” from your technical explanation vocabulary (“Just type in…”) because it minimizes what could be a new or strange concept to the person you’re talking to.
Especially true when you don’t know everything about their background (so, always).
i spend too much time re-reading my own obsessive bug recaps (“here’s what was wrong and here’s why i fixed it the way i did” or “here’s how we tracked down the issue”) and being like “wow this is good i’m proud of the person who wrote this”
combining crafting skills and geometry skills (largely from @euclidea_app) to design little boxes to support new Wingspan board game habit. hobbies collide.
there are a lot of different business models for profiting off of job dissatisfaction—or just the feeling that one must always be striving for a next career step.
no, coding course website, i don’t need to be thinking constantly about what skills will impress my future employer.
several of the bugs i’ve encountered recently have been issues with storing derived state (#redux). really hammering home the “bad. derived state bad. use createSelector.”