Jakob Leczinsky

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Jakob Leczinsky

Jakob Leczinsky

@jaklec

Software Developer

Stockholm Katılım Mayıs 2010
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Jakob Leczinsky
Jakob Leczinsky@jaklec·
I've tested tap-mocha-reporter but it doesn't really cut it... What reporters are you using to get tap output more pleasing to the eye? #tap #test #tdd #nodejs
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Venkat Subramaniam
Venkat Subramaniam@venkat_s·
I view unit tests as a form of expressing the intent more than a tool for verification.
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Jakob Leczinsky@jaklec·
Hello JavaScript - here I am! I'm back in the saddle again 🙂
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Tony Pedley
Tony Pedley@hammarbytp·
@iamdevloper Always ask the "stupid" question. 9 times out of 10, everyone else wants to know the answer too, but are too afraid of looking stupid to ask
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Grumpy Programmer
Grumpy Programmer@grumpyprg·
@timClicks I don't mind the overall complexity to handle all the edge cases. But the fact that I need to work with two different string types with students right at the beginning is one of many things that prevent me from saying that Rust is suitable for beginners.
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Jakob Leczinsky@jaklec·
WOW!!! Svelte+Rust+Tauri=awesome! This is _exactly_ what I've been looking for. Now I just have to find time to build something cool with it 😁 @TauriApps
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Jakob Leczinsky
Jakob Leczinsky@jaklec·
My wife's colleague hired a Cobol developer today. Apparently that means we have to drink champagne. I can live with that 😁
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Jakob Leczinsky@jaklec·
Listen carefully and take notes, because Marcus knows his stuff!
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Jakob Leczinsky@jaklec·
The summer is getting weaker, but I can still have my breakfast outdoor :)
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Clare Sudbery
Clare Sudbery@ClareSudbery·
For those not used to it, it can seem counter-intuitive - but frequent releases dramatically reduce risk. The more frequently you release your code to prod, the lower the risk of each individual release.
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Jakob Leczinsky
Jakob Leczinsky@jaklec·
I'm basically doing all my work in the terminal (Arch) while running all the browser based apps (Firefox, Chrome, Slack, Teams, etc) from Windows.
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Jakob Leczinsky@jaklec·
I never thought I would say this, but running Windows with Arch Linux in WSL2 on my XPS feels snappier and more productive than working on the Macbook Pro I'm using at my current assignment.
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