Cefn Hoile 🇸🇴 @[email protected]

Finally, my app bundles in less than 1K of Gzipped javascript, including a fully reactive immutable Store implementation. WIP at @lauf/store/v/2.0.0-alpha.0" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">npmjs.com/package/@lauf/…

. @mattpocockuk is it worth updating totaltypescript.com/relative-impor… since github.com/microsoft/Type…

Why is Google Maps hallucinating coffeeshops in San Jose? Or maybe a way for owner of torontodrywallandtaping.site to spam and get clicks?

Simple rule for javascript. If you return the same thing as the accumulator every time, don't use Array#reduce(...). Use a for loop. Simpler, more performant, more readable.

I just published a new article "Handling quota limits and server failures in Typescript" A 6 minute read at @cefn/handling-quota-limits-and-server-failures-in-typescript-e4d1f576c6ee" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">medium.com/@cefn/handling…

I just published an article on Medium. The story of finding and fixing a fundamental bug in Javascript's Promise.race: medium.com/p/28e5c5a6032c

I just released the alpha of nevermore watchable.dev/api/modules/_w…

@GOVUK if this is a success page I'm not feeling it

Anyone else experiencing recent versions of Lerna polluting their repo with unwanted Nx behaviours? Given up on Lerna now. It's become impossible to achieve fundamental things without Nx interfering. Nx embrace-extend-extinguish marketing strategy is destructive to the ecosystem.

@mattpocockuk @erikras My safeEntries is similar, but defines valid entry pairs #L44-L48" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">github.com/cefn/cloak-of-…

@erikras's solution is also really nice - capturing the casting of Object.keys inside a function so you don't need to worry about it again. twitter.com/erikras/status…

Iterating over a known set of object keys in TypeScript can be a nightmare. Here are all the solutions I know of. 🧵

...and that was the end of the @PolestarCars test drive. 40 miles range left but having refused to charge off the mains (Initialising charging - all night) then halted in the middle of an intersection I think I'll give those miles a miss.

@ayuninotayutu I rebase a feature branch against `main` before squash-merging it. But I always push. It's good discipline for your future and means you plan work in a way that moves you from one complete state to the next.

@ayuninotayutu I find it useful to treat the `main` branch as a complete branch with one or more (sometimes incomplete) feature branches based off that parent commit.

Ran across this ChatGPT Shade from Stackoverflow meta.stackoverflow.com/questions/4218… I don't think the LLMs are taking over our jobs anytime soon.

Jira is shit

If you suffer as we do - kids with totally different holiday dates over a county border - you'll know it's crazy that the English government doesn't decide term dates for all state schools (allowing Independent schools to align). Sign to stop the insanity! petition.parliament.uk/petitions/6328…

I like to say I told you so.

Here's my CV, @elonmusk, in 3 months time you're gonna need it cefn.com

A really exciting prospect shared via @LinkedIn messaging, trying to reply and...exactly the moment one on't cross beams gone owt askew on't treddle...

@antonycourtney @gettabli Following up on this. I speculate that it's actually the re-render behaviour that needs improvement - updated ordering frequently resets the scroll position of the drop-down list. Even if ordering behaviour remained the same, better rendering would eliminate the impact.

@cefn @gettabli The comparison function for sorting windows is here: #L37" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">github.com/antonycourtney… You're very welcome to try a different sort order, and a PR would be welcome! More likely to land if it's a user settable option.

@gettabli is there a workaround for when the tabs keep re-ordering every half-second making it impossible to click on anything (continually moving targets). I was really dependent on Tabli for managing tab hell before and now it's unusable.

@Glassdoor This page does have something about search syntax... help.glassdoor.com/s/article/How-… but not tuning job description relevance. The article mainly underlines how limited the search capability is "Our search functionality does not accept Boolean language (AND, OR, NOT, etc)"

@cefn Hi there - you’re likely seeing those job posts because our searches are keyword based — if you enter a keyword or phrase that appears in a post, that post may appear in your search results. Here are some tips for a better search — hope they help! gldr.co/2wN4Xqb -Dave

As a former search software engineer, I recognise the need for query relaxation, but this is query incontinence @Glassdoor .