Michael Fuller

@dasiux @loisthash @TheJackForge I worked 9 months in QA for a games company before I became a developer. Even a year after leaving, I would notice soooo many minor bugs in games.

@loisthash @TheJackForge you for(got) the loops, it just keeps going round, i have that matrix effect with page layouts my brain

@florinpop17 This is what that means too, right? .tree { transform: scaleX(-1); }

Who said you can’t invert a binary tree with CSS? .tree { transform: rotate(180deg); }

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@Zazzy_chan @denicmarko In Node.js you can add some "ANSI escape codes" to a string for styles (or you can use the "colors" NPM package). #SGR_(Select_Graphic_Rendition)_parameters" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ANSI_esca… #3-bit_and_4-bit" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ANSI_esca… npmjs.com/package/colors

@denicmarko The first argument you pass to log() is special. It tells the console what to do with the other arguments. In this example, it sees "%c" so it grabs the next argument and adds it as css. Then it sees "%o" so it grabs the one after and adds it as an object, and so on.

JavaScript tip: The `console.log` output can be styled in DevTools using the CSS format specifier:

@iamkushagraraj @oliverjumpertz I don't think I've ever _needed_ to use it, but it makes your code less bug prone. It's more for preventing unintended side-effects when passing objects around. Great for wide state management stuff like Redux, and critical for functional programming.

@oliverjumpertz I am thinking of the practical use of this, I never have to use this.

💛 JavaScript tip 💛 You can make your objects immutable by freezing them! 👇🏻

@dan_abramov I remember writing XML-based buildfiles with Apache Ant for a couple of Java projects. Been out the Java game for a while. I wonder if people still use Ant.

@elyktrix "But it was in the Udemy sale!"

Just one more JavaScript course, right?

@RReverser I regret nothing. 😆

Today we’re excited to bring Node.js back to its roots - the browser! Together with @googlechrome and @vercel, we're enabling a new type of development and debugging experience that was not possible before: 🧵 blog.stackblitz.com/posts/introduc…

@TheJackForge - Pineapple on Pizza - Say something controversial *cough*DRY*cough*

@EmmaBostian Luckily, I'm already hungry. CoffeeScript, Mocha.js, Chai.js, Cucumber+Gherkin (BDD), PEAR (PHP), Rhubarb (PHP), CakePHP, syntactic sugar, salt + pepper (crypto).

Petition to stop naming programming things after foods: - cookies - vanilla JavaScript - java - spaghetti code I’m ✨hungry✨