1/ The first 18 months of a startup:
After starting my 2nd company in 2019, I decided I would write down useful lessons I learned or re-learned along the way. Some were hard-earned & others required steady focus. A thread that I hope may help other founders starting out 👇
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Also, I gotta say I'm very happy to have chosen @vercel's Next.js over Gatsby as my weapon of choice for both new products at @otovosolar and my personal projects 🙌
I've written a few Norwegian words about #NextJS and why we dumped our best friend... Will share an English translation later today✌️
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@27bslash6@vpsnet Many good answers here. If it's related to https://t.co/O0k9XPRhPd, I can do the setup for you if you like. I do these things for a living, and it would be fun to help one of my favorites authors out. (Just don't put me in a book, please)
DRY2 – Don't repeat yourself twice, but feel free to repeat yourself once.
Commonalities between code can be accidental. Similar code can evolve in different ways. Unintentional effects of code changes increase sharply when a 2nd code path depends on it.
Your body contains 37 trillion cells. Grab a random cell from a random mammal: there's a 36% chance that it's from a human, 60% chance that it belongs to livestock (cows++) and a 4% chance it comes from any wild mammal (whales, giraffe, lion, sand cat++). https://t.co/Z56XkxN34O
If Not A Bug, or INAB – a suggested acronym for a common code mistake:
if (not a bug) { do the things; }
Debugging this is painful and behavior is confusing.
Instead: break fast, break often, fix bugs.