Adam

How programmers comment their code:

Sometimes you can find such gems even on LinkedIn :) joshcollinsworth.com/blog/antiquate…

😂 youtube.com/shorts/aXcuz6f…

@mariuszgil @boilingfrogspl That's why I consider @boilingfrogspl the most valuable IT conference at least in Poland. Being there is like battery charging for any IT worker who want's to learn more than code.

If you are wondering if @boilingfrogspl Software Craftsmanship conference is for you next year 👇

I was considering to replace my Prettier + Eslint setup with @biomejs but I am that oldschool frontend dev who writes CSS ;) and there is no support for CSS and HTML yet. But Biome is still very interesting project.

@mariuszgil @cytrowski @tomasz_ducin Czy to jeszcze BSD !? Jako ten gupi frontend dziekuje, bo mega konkretna wiedza niezaleznie od skali w ktorej sie pracuje.

Nowy rozdział w podkaście trzeba zacząć mocno 🔥 Dziś zapraszam na rozmowę o architekturze makro front-endu Atlassiana, monorepo z ponad 1k pull-requestów dziennie i pracy przy takim systemie. Gościem specjalnym jest dziś Bartosz @cytrowski, prowadzi @tomasz_ducin 🔥

TypeScript is not making your life terrible. It's just showing you how terrible your life already is.

I'm now a 4 kyū blue belt on @codewars! Come join me #codewarriors!. codewars.com/r/9qWoOQ

@fireship_dev came with super useful content once again. This time it's all about React compiler and other shiny stuff in incoming v19 youtube.com/watch?v=4k6Xgj…

@rwieruch Thank @rwieruch :) Coffee with your blog posts is always enjoyable. Btw, I learned react from your awesome ebook back in 2017 :)

@fadehelix Thanks for sharing Adam! Enjoy your coffee 🙂

"React Trends in 2024" by @rwieruch #ReactJS robinwieruch.de/react-trends/ is a perfect thing to read during the morning coffee :)

wxt.dev looks really awesome for building cross-browser web extensions. ◆ Target Chrome, Firefox, Edge and Safari ◆ Fast Dev Mode with Hot Reloading ◆ TypeScript by default ◆ Automate publishing

Worth to read overreacted.io/npm-audit-brok…

I just did 8 kyu kata at Codewars and I learned that about +x and -x operators :) My conclusion is that even trivial challenges can teach something interesting. Dopamine level boosted.

@wesbos the one which yields "TIPS" from the background :)

Which background is better? A or B? (never mind the lighting difference)

Pure gold for every frontend dev 🤯

Do you remember when you joined X? I do! And yes, I am so old :P #MyXAnniversary

🔥 #Architecture #Focus 🔥 Why should your system be DESIGNED FOR FAILURE? 🤕 DESIGN FOR FAILURE is: 💥 an architectural approach 🏗️ 💥 where errors and unavailability are system’s first-class citizens 👊 (failure is as important as happy path) 💥 we plan for quick recoveries 🏎️ rather than error-free systems 💥 💥 so that, if an outage happens, we’re not doomed ☠️ wait, isn't try..catch enough? 😏 👎 certainly not... WHY? 🧨 everything would eventually fail at some point 🧨 what would be business and technical CONSEQUENCES? 🧨 if one part of the system fails, would the ENTIRE SYSTEM GO GOWN 🥶 as well? 🧨 failures can COST lots of 💸💸💸 🧨 your business will love you 😘 really 😘😘😘 HOW? 🤧 test errors 🤒 test failures 🤕 test outages 🥴 test, test, test... no, but seriously, HOW? 📝introduce RETRIES, especially with EXPONENTIAL BACKOFF (coming up!) 📝consider adding CIRCUIT BREAKERS (coming up!) 📝implement SYSTEM OBSERVABILITY (coming up!) 📝provide CORRELATION IDs/TOKENs (coming up!) 📝limit TEMPORAL COUPLING (coming up!) 📝identify SINGLE POINTs OF FAILURES (coming up!) 📝test failure scenarios via CHAOS ENGINEERING (coming up!) WHAT to test? 💣 how does the UI handle network errors? 💣 is the user properly informed if a certain service goes down? 💣 does the user lose their local state? 💣 how does the UI recover? 💣 if anything goes wrong, do developers know IMMEDIATELY? (observability) 💣💣💣 are above tests automated?

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