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@worldsendless@qoto.org
Full Stack Clojure web app engineer
Joined Jul 2021
Took me a moment to realize it wasn't about the headphones. Quad-screens and dark = devops.
Although the whole point of dark screens is somewhat blanched by such a garishly bright office space...
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RT @devcontentops
TechOps versus DevOps
#DevOps @Gartner_inc @awscloud https://buff.ly/3fMzd88
https://twitter.com/devcontentops/status/1445021651171749898
I didn't know this interesting since of hidden. Will I use it? No idea. But good to know.
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RT @__akash__19
There are multiple differences between
visibility: hidden vs display: none.
one of them is, children of visibility hidden can be visible by overriding visibility, unlike display: none.
#css
https://twitter.com/__akash__19/status/1444228660001525760
this tickles
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RT @chriscoyier
I didn't know about `console.count()`, that's cool.
https://dev.to/stefirosca/7-tips-tricks-to-make-your-console-log-output-stand-out-389g
https://twitter.com/chriscoyier/status/1442600682142326790
RT @borkdude
This escalated quickly: Calva already published a new version where the #nbbjs nrepl-server works as expected.
See https://github.com/borkdude/nbb#nrepl.
#clojurescript #clojure #nrepl https://twitter.com/pappapez/status/1444234821912436739
RT @gneissguise
@Endless_WebDev It's cute how modern js tries to solve all its problems by trying to be more oop.
RT @adamwathan
Just noticed that Tailwind CSS has crossed 1M weekly downloads! 🤯
What the hell man, this was just supposed to be a couple of stupid stylesheets I copied around between failed SaaS ideas for years on end 😅
RT @AdamHelins
Awesome, first Convex hangout on how to build dApps in #clojure #blockchain @convex_world
RT @borkdude
The argument parsing code of neil is basic, short and effective. Subcommands + key/values. Every subcommand gets to pick their arguments from the set of key/values.
Ah! And all this time I thought it was just something Bootstrap used for accessibility with their labels.
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RT @_georgemoller
💡 Are you familiar with the for attribute in HTML?
https://twitter.com/_georgemoller/status/1442922994142040064
RT @RustyVermeer
Some more #clojure code art. Feeling happy with these results.
The 'art grid' function is my favourite part, I think:
https://github.com/adam-james-v/cypress/blob/main/src/cypress/main.cljc#L577-L608
Well, that wasn't bad at all! Fully front-end session timeouts for a low-significance app by putting @plexus @plexus@mastodon.social @plexus@toot.cat @lambaisland new Deja Fu library to the test. So simple!
HEEELP! I'm working in elisp and miss my #clojure data orientation. What is the right way to simplify this thing?
RT @spiralganglion
I don't like that @notion is using caricatures of Ada Lovelace, Ted Nelson, Alan Kay, and Doug Engelbart to talk about *business metrics*. Yuck.
Either have them talk about their actual work, use @ivanhzhao & co as characters, or—best —invent your own and do some worldbuilding.
RT @danrkports
Early American Chinese restaurant menus were designed to be parseable as SQL
RT @iammemeloper
I love exploring Open-source projects.
Look what I found in Facebook codebase.
RT @tlakomy
"Yet another way of writing CSS just dropped"
Frontend developers:
or we use immutable data and never have the question, "wait... did this get emptied?"
Interesting how the concept itself goes away.
#ClojureScript
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RT @VladPasca5
JavaScript tip💡
You can use the syntax "array.length = 0" to empty an array
Here is how it works
👇
I guess the #Clojure slick truth model usually sidesteps this:
(let [home (or address "no address")]
home)
and I like having some-> for safe interop:
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RT @DThompsonDev
Javascript has a cool feature called Nullish coalescing. A logical operator that returns the value of the right side if it is null or undefined.
const home= address ?? "No address"
If address is Null, it returns the right side. I really like the way t…
https://twitter.com/DThompsonDev/status/1442124677766320133
Full Stack Clojure web app engineer
Joined Jul 2021
