Julian

Front End Web Developer and Democracy Enthusiast (He/Him)

[Julian @jjeadon]

goodflagshadows: tendergothic: tearlessrain: tearlessrain: alpha bros will always pick lions and wolves to superimpose their “I’m so badass I need no one” memes on as if those aren’t the two animals most famous for having a buddy system and... https://t.co/Cj1VpcfCui

[Julian @jjeadon]

Thank you @beaucarnes for writing this helpful article.

Dynamic Programing for Beginners – How to Solve Coding Challenges with Memoization and Tabulation

https://t.co/2B4pbps2m4

[Julian @jjeadon]

Sort of amazing. If we were to adopt Ranked Choice Voting, you might see a lot more ads like this one. #IRV #RCV

[Spencer Cox @SpencerJCox]

I’m not sure this has ever been done before...but as our national political dialogue continues to decline, my opponent @PetersonUtah and I decided to try something different. We can disagree without hating each other. Let’s make Utah an example to the nation. #StandUnited #utpol

[Julian @jjeadon]

(3) But that's not the only way to use useRef. It's also a good way to hold on to any mutable value between renders, e.g. an event handler. #react #hooks #useRef

[Julian @jjeadon]

(1) Random thing I learned today: I used to think that the reference in useRef had to be to an element in the DOM. That's wrong. The docs say, "useRef returns a mutable ref object whose .current property is initialized to the passed argument (initialValue). #react #hooks #useRef

[Julian @jjeadon]

(2) returned object will persist for the full lifetime of the component," including between renders. Yes, "if you pass a ref object to <div ref={myRef} />, React will set its .current property to the corresponding DOM node whenever that node changes." #react #hooks #useRef

[Julian @jjeadon]

@Khallion @BrandonsBrain Congratulations!

[Julian @jjeadon]

hahahaha. @peapoddelivers, i can't log in to my account right now, so i called the help desk and the recorded message said something like 'you can use your account on our new site'. well, not yet.

[Julian @jjeadon]

Why didn't I learn about #unschooling earlier?

[Julian @jjeadon]

This perspective helps me understand queer people's experience.

[Julian @jjeadon]

This short article on the same-origin policy by @kosamari is one of the best explanations I've seen. #CORS #clickjacking #security https://t.co/t0enZI3g17

[Julian @jjeadon]

@sana_ajani Thank you so much! This GitHub integration stuff is so cool!

[Julian @jjeadon]

#GitHubSatellite For anyone who just watched the session on #VSCode and #GitHub integrations: https://t.co/PV7R9p5IWw

[Stan_MD @NdagiStanley]

#GitHubSatellite

[Julian @jjeadon]

Thanks, @guilh! It's fun to see you live after having only seen you in video courses. It's like you're a real person! #treehouse #css #livestream

[Julian @jjeadon]

@applechi

[Julian @jjeadon]

Great event! Many thanks to @kyruus, @LibertyMutual, @wwcboston, @codemouse, @hammmy_sammmy, @CategoricallyKT, @breakpointv16, @jwwweber

[Julian @jjeadon]

Thanks so much @kyruus for hosting this wonderful event. This was my first Boston #nodeJS meetup and I'll definitely be coming back.

[Kyruus Health @KyruusHealth]

Kyruus is honored to host @wwcboston in collaboration with the Boston #nodeJS meetup tonight at 6pm. Registration closes at noon, so RSVP now to hear tech talks from women leaders in engineering at @PillPack, @Rightpoint, and @cardstack. https://t.co/oOodVcOHXR

[Julian @jjeadon]

Thanks, @jwwweber for the wonderful presentation last night. What learned was to be afraid. ... Be very afraid. JK. It was awesome.

[Julian @jjeadon]

I'm probably the millionth person to do this, but @Netlify has a cool promotion going on with Frontend Masters for a new course taught by Jason Lengstorf #LearnJAMstack