Matthew Farwell

Senior software developer, Nexthink SA. Project lead on Scalastyle. Co-author of sbt in action. Host on SE Radio podcast @seradio. Contributor to JUnit.

[Matthew Farwell @matthewfarwell]

We went to https://t.co/LkQUkG6xMO last night, Emily can highly recommend it @doyleelf

[Matthew Farwell @matthewfarwell]

@mjackson Hi. I'm one of the hosts on @seradio and I want to do a show on React/Redux, to match one I did last year on Angular https://t.co/ESlzhhpH19 Would you be interested? We have > 200k downloads/month. If you're interested, please reply or DM me. Thanks!

[Matt Parker @standupmaths]

Who predicted Mexico would beat Germany? I’ll tell you who: Mr. Twinkle Toes the psychic cat did. Join in at @psychicpets. https://t.co/JS6XU7QdBb

[SE Radio @seradio]

326: @matthewfarwell talks to @intelliyole and @sveta_isakova about the @kotlin programming language https://t.co/hg2l0aBm0U

[Vlad Bezden @VladBezden]

Great #podcast 'SE-Radio Episode 323: Lin Clark on WebAssembly' with @linclark @matthewfarwell @seradio about #webassembly #javascript #rustlang #webdev #developers https://t.co/IbjlurBhpp

[Matthew Farwell @matthewfarwell]

@heathercmiller @SCSatCMU @isrcmu Congrats Heather!

[Eddy Dever @EddyDever]

It’s terrifying that both of these things are true at the same time in this world:

• computers drive cars around

• the state of the art test to check that you’re not a computer is whether you can successful identify stop signs in pictures

[Joan Touzet @wohali]

Stupid joke time:
- Do you know a good GDPR consultant?
- Yes.
- Can you give me his e-mail address?
- No.

/me curtsies

[@[email protected] Greg Tielsch @gtielsch]

@seradio @matthewfarwell @linclark Great introduction to web assembly. Best show recently. 👍

[SE Radio @seradio]

show 323: @matthewfarwell talks to @linclark about WebAssembly https://t.co/t9pVSfq5Ns

[SE Radio @seradio]

show 322: @matthewfarwell talks to @bvenners about property-based testing https://t.co/OJS3bHtMrp.

[Kitty Giraudel @KittyGiraudel]

GitHub *finally* moved the + and - symbols from diffs to CSS pseudo-elements, making it possible to copy code directly from a diff without having to clean it up. That is long overdue and fantastic. ✨

[Matthew Farwell @matthewfarwell]

@edwinbrady @id1660 I quite often use types as a to-do list. "if i change this, what would I have to change to make it compile again?"

[Iulian Dragos @jaguarul]

@lrytz @odersky Thanks for the link, @lrytz. I interpret that as "use () when the return value might change between two calls without any other method call in between". Meaning `file.exists()` not `file.exists`, but `.size` is fine for mutable collections.

[Tom Bennett OBE @tombennett71]

Absolutely fantastic poster outlining cognitive biases. This should be compulsory to study before studying anything else. Or registering on Twitter. Or reading anything. Pls RT

[ScalaCheck @scalacheck]

ScalaCheck 1.14.0 has been released! This includes support for deterministic testing, implemented by @d6. https://t.co/1Dsqz5SbDR

[Martin Odersky @odersky]

It's official - Dotty will become Scala 3: https://t.co/XQ1IyiZbmc

[Matthew Farwell @matthewfarwell]

@ant8e @mixitconf just about to record an interview on Kotlin for seradio. It is interesting :-)

[Jeff Atwood @codinghorror]

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