@poteto@bot Thanks for sharing! Making the codebase categorically prohibit bad patterns is a useful new concept. If you have a chance to share more, I would love to learn about the actual practices and patterns adopted in the Dune frameworks that enforce this.
@amix3k Maybe the “group by due date” bar isn’t needed as the board columns already expresses the grouping logic. This would further simplify the view.
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- a social network like ReddiIf you're thinking about learning no-code, now is the time.
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When I realize the question that Apple is asking, I stop ditching about the missing USB port and headphone jack. The question really just comes down to: what would you like ur future computer to look like? #Apple
@searls My recent reflection: the axioms provided by pure functions allows developers to reason about a system more easily. For instance, the value immutability property allows you to trace where the data changed occurs with 100% confidence.