In 1975 @NASA released their graphics standards manual. The design thinking was decades ahead of its time. I loved it so much I decided to rebuild it for the web.
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Everyone likes curry right? Get spicy and learn how to use currying in your code!
Why the fudge should I use currying? by @simonmakesstuff https://t.co/vwkfMyFnAK
A bug is an indication of a missing test.
When a bug surfaces, your first response should be to create a failing test that will pass once the bug is fixed.
“A major part of writing good software is the art of keeping the complexity of our code to a minimum” - a blogpost by #Thinkmill developer @simonmakesstuff on pure functions.👨💻 https://t.co/mgG8n37rdJ
Is there a single reason to ever use ES6 classes in JavaScript? Closures feel so much more lightweight and simpler.
If I never see `this` again, it will be too late.
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Thinkmill engineer @simonmakesstuff on how to use factory functions to create video game characters. #Orcs + #code = winning combo!
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Most engineers need to satisfy regulations and codes when building houses, aircrafts etc. I wish we had something similar for building software that impacts peoples lives. Things like the digital service standard are a start https://t.co/XGTBGS9Pax
I wonder how different federal IT would look if entities like IGs, GAO, and Congress asked questions like:
- How do you do deployments?
- Did you consider a REST API?
- What do you do for version control?
- do you practice TDD?
- What APM tool do you use?
Hey developers 👋 You might like this piece by our software engineer @simonmakesstuff on using pipe 👨🏭 and compose 🎵to improve procedural code. https://t.co/9bu18kVvuk