@brian_scanlan Nice one for this @BriAnimator_! I saw you also use a fast lane for reviews, how does this work? Assume you're skipping reviews for low risk PRs?
comment on column https://t.co/fZEMHWdvOF is 'The primary unique identifier for the person.'; // table documentation in #postgres#postgresql can even support markdown, awesome.
Had to google this one this week to remind myself, but jest has a watch flag, which you can then configure via a text menu to run failing tests only for your TDD loop:
jest --watch // #javascript#nodejs
The basics of using #pyenv to manage your #python#python3 installs:
pyenv versions // list installed python versions
pyenv install 3.7.7 // install some version of python
pyenv global // list the current global python version
pyenv global 3.7.7 // switch globally to 3.7.7
sudo dd bs=1m if=2020-02-13-raspbian-buster-lite.img of=/dev/rdisk2 conv=sync // install #raspbian onto an SD card (doing some hacking on #raspberrypi at the moment)
(\n -> n < 0) 42 // anonymous functions in #elmlang, parentheses mark the function scope (so 42 is an argument to the function), and the \ starts the anonymous function declaration.
df = https://t.co/Nbi0a0xO3a_csv(f"gs://={my_bucket}") // a useful #pandas csv read direct from a GCS storage bucket (needs gcsfs installed) #Python#GoogleCloud
Records are a really nice way of working with data in #elmlang here's how you initialise one:
origin : { x : Float, y : Float }
origin =
{ x = 0
, y = 0
}
And here's how you update one:
{ point2D | y = 1 }
{ point2D | x = 1, y = 2 }