Wolfgang Schmidt

@housecor Used the following alternative a lot lately:

Just ran no-type-assertion/no-type-assertion on a large TypeScript codebase. It found 100's of things like this: 🚩 Needless, redundant type assertions 🚩 Dangerous type assertions that were masking genuine type problems Highly recommend running this. Examples of issues it found:

@BMWK @0xDani_123 Fachkräftemangel soweit das Auge reicht...

@0xDani_123 Oder die Plastikhersteller verringern ihre Gewinne und gleichen so die neue Abgabe aus. Steuern oder Abgaben werden nicht zwingend 1:1 weitergegeben.

Gute Einigung für #Haushalt und #KTF: Nach intensiver Arbeit und konstruktiven Gesprächen ist es uns gelungen, eine solide Einigung für den Haushalt 2024 und den Klima -und Transformationsfonds für die nächsten vier Jahre zu finden. Was das im Kern bedeutet 👇 1/7

Prop drilling? Sometimes all you need is a little restructuring.

Next time a CEO asks me to explain technical debt, this is going on the slide…

and thats why we cant have nice things in germany

#Putin, the war criminal, answering to his crimes at the International Criminal Court in Den Haag #FckPutin 👉 by Finnish artist Kaj Stenvall #Ukraine #UkraineWar #UkraineUnderAttack

Self-awareness: I regret not having decided against a gas heating for our new house 13 years ago. Thought about alternatives but was too comfortable in the end. What german politics did wrong on a grand scale, I did wrong on a small scale. #WARINUKRAINE

This is my 1st political tweet ever, wish it wouldn't be necessary. Yellow blue illuminations don't help 🇺🇦 resist against Putin. I donated to UNICEF, but also for military equipment for the Ukrainian Army and citizen self-defense units: supportukraine.cz/en.html #SupportUkraine

@housecor Agree! However I faced many projects where ppl don't concentrate on project related information but copy/paste general stuff ("How to embed .map() in JSX"). This bloats documentation, use links to the corresponding resources instead.

I believe in storing developer-oriented docs in the repo. 1. No discovery issues. It’s in the repo. 🔎 2. Easily navigate between the docs and the code it’s describing. 🧭 3. No access concerns. Repo access = doc access. ⛔️ 4. The docs are version controlled 💪

Look at the charakters, seems my vscode has a hangover this morning... 🥴

@jan_delay Lediglich ein Anfangsverdacht auf Unechtheit!

#leak #anfang #werder #svws04

Today in 1964 BASIC made its debut, in an effort to take programming out of the world of machine language. Share if you're old enough to have gotten your start with it.

@floydophone Thx, I will show this tweet with Dan's like the next times I will have discussions on this topic. Will make my life easier.

Literally never ever use redux on a new project under any circumstances. Even if it’s what the team knows.

The issue with monoliths vs. microservices is that people tend to compare a badly-designed monolith with an ideal microservices environment, which isn’t a fair comparison. With appropriate thought and effort a monolith can be a perfect fit to many situations.

@viktorcessan "Let's give this task to the dev ops team"

@colonelerror Ist aktuell beschäftigt, sucht aus Pressinglinie 1 heraus den Dove ;-)

Collaboration is not required. I'm sure the existing process is fine. It's more efficient.

Useful #javascipt lesson today: use underscore as a number separator when working with big numbers. 50000000 is harder to read than 50_000_000

Every bug you take Every push you make Every build you break Every log you erase I'll be watching you