Nico

French software engineer in Helsinki, Finland.

[Nico @nfabredev]

@mrdoob Reminds me of Rythm & Sound

https://t.co/ppa7QrdAFn

[Nico @nfabredev]

You can even list MRs for the current repo, rebase the MR for the current branch, add approvers and plenty of common workflows!

Check it out here: https://t.co/m5kHEKcG6H

[Nico @nfabredev]

I've been saving quite a lot of time at work lately by using @gitlab own cli.

Opening merge requests directly from the terminal few seconds after committing some changes never gets old!

[Nico @nfabredev]

Inside you there are two wolves…

[░▒▓▒░▒▓▒░▒▓▒░ @sullyj3]

There's a kind of programmer who gets a kick out of indecipherable disgusting hacks that run lightning fast, and a kind of programmer who enjoys code a sedated toddler could understand, and an unbridgeable chasm between them

[Nico @nfabredev]

The hard truth of developer tooling:

"People will buy a developer tool, but you can’t sell it."

https://t.co/h0llV7te2s

[Nico @nfabredev]

@tarngerine We’ve been experimenting with literate programming using mdsh for documenting a collection of bash scripts, and although a bit unconventional it’s been quite interesting!

[Nico @nfabredev]

@joaopvilla @eugenekudashev @buildyourcorner Would love to try it @joaopvilla 🙏

[Nico @nfabredev]

If you “build for scale” you’re doing premature optimisation, solving problems you don’t have and most likely creating a whole new class of problem for yourself.

[Shayan @ImSh4yy]

First-time founder at $0 MRR:
"My infrastructure is serverless so it can auto-scale to handle millions of requests per second."

Fifth-time founder at $50k MRR:
"My entire business is a single Flask app, running on a Raspberry Pi in my closet."

[Nico @nfabredev]

@ow Which list do you use ?

[Nico @nfabredev]

You could have a view that had all the routes, controllers, models, migrations, utilities and whatnot related to eg authentication! Makes onboarding and refactoring easy!

[Nico @nfabredev]

I’ve wanted this with only parts of files and being able to save and share those canvases, so you could slice and dice an application along different concerns.

[anas @anas_araid]

imagine a figma-like infinite workspace in visual studio code.

prototype built using react and @code's api extension.

[David K 🎹 @DavidKPiano]

@steveruizok IMO parenting should be an explicit action, and not some side-effect of overlapping

[Nico @nfabredev]

@sidpalas https://t.co/zPzvTmxLFi build your own docker is nice

[Nico @nfabredev]

@Andrei_Calazans @_paulshen I’ve been thinking how useful a spatial canvas could be in a code editor since I saw natto. Lay out code for a specific feature / team in a particular way and share it with colleagues. Useful for debugging too! Automatically link together function calls / references.

[Nico @nfabredev]

A peak of 3.6 RPM! ( @raycastapp per minutes )

[Nico @nfabredev]

@bordtypr I used ‘triggerValidation’ as suggested here: https://t.co/IB0IZOPB1z

This revalidates the form and clears the error. Hope this solves it for you too!

[Nico @nfabredev]

@0xca0a Gorgeous !

[Nico @nfabredev]

@GergelyOrosz And let’s not forget the ones using Azure cloud

[Nico @nfabredev]

Up to 200 days for the parent giving birth when counting the pregnancy allowance, 160 for the other parent / caregiver.

[Nico @nfabredev]

The law allows parents to choose who takes leave, with a quota of 160 parental leave days allocated to each parent. Of this amount, 63 days can be transferred to the other parent or other caregiver.