Alberto De Agostini

@kamathematic I?m happy that is helps you

@bricky04 @Steve8708

@albertodeago88 @Steve8708 90% pasta, 10% spritz

people who work from home, what do you eat for lunch every day? need inspo

@QwikDev explanation on how they achieve features like server$ and worker$, pretty impressive stuff

@warpdotdev The t-shirt is cool!

Currently brainstorming new swag items! What do people want? (Here's what we've currently got.)

@_jessicasachs You want something more generic (not only node), asdf is cool asdf-vm.com

nvm, n, or what?

@dan_abramov if you use @warpdotdev , you can leverage it's built-in ai assistant, it's amazing

@filrakowski oh yeah, I'm bad I hate javascript xD

@albertodeago88 Same reason why setTimeout(() => console.log(2), 100) setTimeout(() => console.log(4), 0) will return 4 2 Try to go through the call stack, see when functions and their callbacks are executed and you'll see it.

Quiz time! 🧾 Time for async JS question! Without running it, can you tell what will be the output of this code? Can you explain why?

@filrakowski why is the undefined not coming before? I'm missing something obvious I guess

@albertodeago88 Veeeeeery close, but no. BTW - I prefer the word "tricky" considering the wrong use of "setTimeout" which actually changes its expected behavior. I get your point tho 😅

@antfu7 @VueUse amazing, we've implemented something similar in vue2 where I worked and it was pretty hard to make it, so cool to see the implementation in vue3, way simpler

Thanks for all the comments - they are inspiring! I ended up with a more general approach: ⏳ Create a Promise from your template! github.com/antfu/vue-temp… Let me know what you think! If it ends up well, we might move it to @VueUse :)

@JennyMaMTL Jest and vitest

Hey Tech Twitter! For junior web developers, which testing library do you recommend them to learn? What's the go-to now? Jest? Chai?

This is really impressive. I feel like @QwikDev is the first JS framework to potentially bring another significant paradigm shift in a long time. Looking forward to seeing what the future holds 👏

@reegodev @QwikDev WTF this is insane

Something drastic has happened to our E2E tests...

@marcba other - ARC I'm amazed so far

Which browser(s) are you using? ✨ Chrome 🦊 Firefox 🦁 Brave 🪟 Edge 🦓 Safari 🦆 DuckDuckGo 🎵 Opera 🤷‍♂️ Other

@WebStormIDE 1) The search 2) the search 3) the search The ctrl+shift+F of webstorm is by far the only feature that make me want to use webstorm as an IDE the possibility to edit files directly in the modal, the speed, the dev experience in general when needing to search and edit files

With this question, we'd like to hear from experienced developers who use WebStorm. What are your current top 3 favorite WebStorm features? Asking for a friend 😉

@nickemccurdy @mcsee1

@mcsee1 I'd rephrase this: If you use mocks, you are not testing what you have mocked.

If you use mocks, you are not testing.

@fedetibaldo I found out that the issue is there only when running a custom server, and ofc there is a way to fix this (my bad not realizing it sooner) github.com/vercel/next.js… solved with Thanks Federico

Hey is there some Next.js champ that can help me with this? Maybe @timneutkens Regarding env var, see 🧵

e.g. export MY_VAR=foo && npm run build and in my env.local I've MY_VAR=bar in my next app I see 'foo' as value but I want to see 'bar'

I'm playing with env var, and I see that I can define on my .env file some var and override them in my .env.local The question is: if I have an env var already defined, can i override it somehow? in one of the env file? I'm not able to do so