Jesse Wei

Product Designer & Software Engineer | Bridging creativity and technology to drive innovations | 🇬🇧🇨🇳🇯🇵🇰🇷 | he/his

[Jesse Wei @jweiit]

Been trying out #ChatGPT for two days now. Mind-blowing and exciting. And what's more exciting is the fact that it can become even better⚡️

[Jesse Wei @jweiit]

#ChatGPT wrote a limerick about herself🤣

There once was a chatbot named GPT
Whose answers were clever and smart
It could chat all day long
And never go wrong
But sometimes its jokes fell flat.

[Jesse Wei @jweiit]

If you're like me, you'd find the eye-shaped hide/show switch of password inputs confusing. To get a deeper understanding of the problem and hints on how you can do better, check out👇 #DEVCommunity #webdev #uidesign #ux

https://t.co/wG1Zh5F47d

[Jesse Wei @jweiit]

Javascript Date object provides us with many powerful methods, but working with date and time can still be daunting as we don't know which methods help us with what tasks.
So I created this cheat sheet to make your life easier👇#javascript #datetime
https://t.co/aYkegJFMgX

[Jesse Wei @jweiit]

If you’re struggling to ship your #python #tkinter app via #docker, check out my post to see how👇
I found many proposed solutions online but unfortunately none of them worked for me, so I figured it out myself.
https://t.co/vQrRd6Knq5

[Jesse Wei @jweiit]

My #100DaysOfCode stopped on day80 but now I'm in the habbit of learning and/or creating things for at least 2h/day. I'm so grateful for the campaign and my journey to day80.

[Jesse Wei @jweiit]

Oddly, now coding feels even easier and more natural than it used to and I haven't felt so energetic and refreshed for long. Maybe we're too committed to our jobs to leave some space, both physically and mentally, for ourselves.

[Jesse Wei @jweiit]

Spent 2 months treating my hyperthyroidism & getting some rest at the same time. In the 2 months, I stayed away from screens for as long time as possible, read some great books on history, economics, etc. and walked 3km everyday, not writing a single line of code.

[Jesse Wei @jweiit]

Day80 of #100DaysOfCode
- React TDD: tested appointment radio buttons

Plan for tomorrow
- Todo app: allow editing a task by clicking & opening it

[Jesse Wei @jweiit]

Day79 of #100DaysOfCode
- React TDD: tested table header w/ slightly different approach from the author's by wrapping time/days generation logic into helpers to keep production code clean & readable

Plan for tomorrow
- Todo app: apply updated task editing/deletion components

[Jesse Wei @jweiit]

Day78 of #100DaysOfCode
- Todo app: finished adjustment of task editing/deletion components UI (no coding today)

Plan for tomorrow
- React TDD: finish off time slot table tests

[Jesse Wei @jweiit]

Day77 of #100DaysOfCode
- Todo app: made changes to task editing/deletion components UI so no code today

Plan for tomorrow
- Todo app: finish off UI adjustment

[Jesse Wei @jweiit]

Day76 of #100DaysOfCode
- React TDD: time slot table tests->time strings generation & time slots rendering

Plan for tomorrow
- Todo app: redesign task editing/deletion components

[Jesse Wei @jweiit]

Day75 of #100DaysOfCode
- Todo app: handled keyboard events for modals and their children
- Todo app: introduced & customized react-datepicker

Plan for tomorrow
- React TDD: time-slot table tests

[Jesse Wei @jweiit]

Day74 of #100DaysOfCode
- React TDD: appointment form tests->tested dropdown & its options

Plan for tomorrow
- Todo app: continue to refactor modals by moving states that should be local to local components

[Jesse Wei @jweiit]

Day73 of #100DaysOfCode
- Todo app: tried out portals on modal components & added component stories

Plan for tomorrow
- React TDD: appointment form tests->testing dropdown

[Jesse Wei @jweiit]

Day72 of #100DaysOfCode
- React TDD book: saving form values & parameterized tests

Plan for tomorrow
- Todo app: continue refactoring components and adding stories

[Jesse Wei @jweiit]

Day71 of #100DaysOfCode
- Todo app: did some refactoring on components and added stories for modal component

Plan for tomorrow
- React TDD book: saving form data

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Day70 of #100DaysOfCode
- React TDD book: customer form first name tests done.
- Agree that test failure is easier to make sense than exceptions & personally prefer using a null check to guard against exceptions.

Plan for tomorrow
- Todo app: refine & add stories

[Jesse Wei @jweiit]

Day69 of #100DaysOfCode
- React TDD book: done ch1
- Dived into webpack a bit (not quite comfortable working w/ build tool so far) & manually tested ch1 in browser

Plan for tomorrow
- React TDD book: move onto ch2