Ran into this today, it had been a while since my CI prettier check failed 😅
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Ran into this today, it had been a while since my CI prettier check failed 😅
Good luck!
Take care Alvaro, you're a wonderful person that brings a lot to the community!
For me you're still a New Jerseyan. This stuff does not wash off.
Hey James, we removed the associated link as we are no longer supporting a public facing Design System at Storyblok. What were you looking for? Happy to have a chat on Design Systems anytime!
Today was a good day because I had a perfect use case to use 'git bisect'. It's the little things
Self service for the win!
Bluesky
Love the graveyard note concept! Cool article, didn't know about Delaunay interpolation!
I was tired of setting up Prettier, ESLint, TypeScript, git hooks and Github Actions from scratch.
So I made an open source CLI that sets it all up for existing projects - not just new ones.
`npx simplefrontend setup`
github.com/simple-front...
wtf haha, yes I am doing a "redesign" :)
Follow passion, follow people who care.
Today at work, someone apologized to me for being "too passionate" about an issue.
Little did they know, that's the best way to gain my trust and support.
That's exactly how I feel as well! With good context and guardrails, it can save a lot of time on tedious tasks but I would not let it go wild 😅
That's just... cruel to tell us that!
I love how Advent of Code problems are really nice to learn and explore new languages.
Today I learned in Rust 5/2=2
It threw me off as I was expecting 2.500000000001 like in JavaScript.
The #Svelte Berlin Meetup is looking for speakers for December 11th.
If you‘re interested in presenting, you can pitch your talk via Git issues: github.com/nika-d/svelt...
If you want to attend, subscribe to the Luma meetup group hosted by Charité: lu.ma/charite-berl...
Photo: November meetup
You do not need reassurance, it's a great framework is all :)
Do you use preview deployments for your pull requests? If not, why?
The best "best practices" are the ones you have to comply with by design. Otherwise indeed it's a cloud hovering above you.
Can definitely relate! Besides the obvious of keeping things simple what I've seen work well is limit a new API scope and usage (for example with an ESLint rule) until you're very confident it's not abused and can scale well.