Guillaume Verger

[Guillaume Verger @gverger2]

@dbackeus @_swanson I agree with that: when there is such duplication, i wonder what is different between these 3 calls that necessitate repetition. If you assign a scope variable you make sure the reader of your code knows where the difference is exactly, without having to squint

[Guillaume Verger @gverger2]

@simonhamp @KatjaPotensky Nix can be intimidating. I'm currently using https://t.co/k2I2TsMXWv which is a wrapper around nix, and I like it

[Guillaume Verger @gverger2]

@JasonSwett Checking array values that are almost always in the same order can happen too when not careful

[Guillaume Verger @gverger2]

@fxn Me neither, never met anyone with the same problem. It's so frustrating to experience...

[Guillaume Verger @gverger2]

@fxn Woah thank you! 20 years ago it happened to me to! At table tennis, it affects me when playing tennis too. But it always come back after warm-up.
It happened suddenly after a weekend of intense playing, I never understood why...

[Guillaume Verger @gverger2]

@solnic29a I feel crippled when not using vim, half of my thinking goes to not using my vim bindings. Never tried long enough to feel comfortable, but I guess it would vanish eventually...

[Michaël Gabay @micgabay]

Heureux de vous retrouver à la #ROADEF2022 ! Ici avec @Alexandre_Marie, Florian et @gverger2

[Guillaume Verger @gverger2]

@eltibouron I think that there are new fishes every day once you have enough of them, not sure this optimization would be worth.
For better performance it helped me to categorize fishes to group the ones sharing the same properties instead of taking them individually

[Guillaume Verger @gverger2]

@christoomey @_bikeshed That was pretty interesting, both the bikeshed and your writeup. I was wondering why you didn't intercept POST (and PUT, PATCH) directly before it reaches your business logic? I feel like it could be done in the application controller for instance

[Guillaume Verger @gverger2]

@christoomey I just set up a repo with a toy example to give interested people an idea of how it could work: https://t.co/O8f1cwKvpv

[Guillaume Verger @gverger2]

@christoomey It seems you enjoy dry-rb, there is probably a way to use dry-schema for validating all or a part of the data

[Guillaume Verger @gverger2]

@tenderlove I've been doing it four years...

[Guillaume Verger @gverger2]

@_bikeshed What would you think about having something that run after DB creation in the test environment:
retrieve all materialized views and their definition, drop them, and create views with the same
names and definitions?

[Guillaume Verger @gverger2]

@_bikeshed Hey, good episode, as usual!
We deal with Materialized Views at work too, and they can be a pain during tests.
Your thoughts made me think about how to solve it, having views instead of materialized views could
make sense.

[Guillaume Verger @gverger2]

@tailwindcss Finally a css framework that allows me to almost predict the end result from source files. Thanks for keeping me sane when doing some frontend :)

[Martin Fowler @martinfowler]

"Ola Bini, a Swedish security researcher, is being detained in that country under unsubstantiated accusations, based on an overbroad reading of the country’s cybercrime law." @EFF #FreeOlaBini @olabini https://t.co/pvXE9oaV5x

[nixCraft 🐧 @nixcraft]

Best code editor. If you RT this up, it will show up on Twitter when people search best code editor. xD

[Guillaume Verger @gverger2]

@tenderlove Maybe it would be beneficial to the community to make it very slow

[Guillaume Verger @gverger2]

@kief @martinfowler What I like in Pull Requests is the fact that people know they will be reviewed and tend to produce better code. Might not be the only way to achieve that though...

[Guillaume Verger @gverger2]

@mfeathers Probably something like Brainfuck