Understand the root causes behind flaky tests and how to manage them in @nelstrom's talk from #emberfest23! 🚀
Replay the full talk: https://t.co/QR5ekxnWTZ
Learn what is causing tests to be flaky and strategies to overcome the issue in @nelstrom’s talk at #emberfest23.
Full schedule here: https://t.co/FOdJgvTqyD
@JanVLC@dominikb1888@vim_tricks That mapping for visual mode should be safe, because the . command doesn’t do anything in visual mode. The ‘micro/macro’ behaviour is a normal mode thing. 👌🏻
@TeejDeVries @VimconfLive Glad I could drop in for a bit (though it’s late here). I got to hear two of the talks. Both really informative and well delivered. Great job everyone! 👏🏻
Excited to get this shipped!
Our very special episode of The @Changelog podcast all about #Vim with an *amazing* ensemble of voices:
@b0rk! @nelstrom! @noopkat! @garybernhardt!
https://t.co/SqBKkTkORk
A few of my favorite moments from the pod 🧵
I can really recommend this course. A bunch of us developers at @finkoslo had an inspiring time with Drew a couple of months ago. Great fun as well. It works perfectly as an online session.
@adonaldson I did a brew install recently which spun up the fans on my machine. An hour later I checked back to find that one of my dependencies dependencies was depending upon subversion. How did we end up here?
@andreasoverland There’s a tip in Practical Vim called “Pause with your brush off the page”, where I compare using Vim with painting.
Brush on canvas == Insert mode
Brush off canvas == Normal mode
A painter spends the majority of their time with the brush off the page.
@andreasoverland personally, I prefer to train the muscle memory so that lingering in Insert mode never happens. I dip into Insert mode, type a few characters, then escape back to Normal mode without even thinking about it.