Laura Vuorenoja

The last and final part of my #GitHub tooling overview covers various other features we utilized in our agency project. My favorite is #GitHubPages. It allowed us to set up a project documentation site and #blog platform with zero hassle. findy-network.github.io/blog/2024/04/2…

#GitHub Saga continues! In my GitHub blog number 2, I describe how we utilize GitHub Actions and Packages for agency release management and artifact delivery. findy-network.github.io/blog/2024/04/2…

GitHub offers an excellent development platform for open-source projects. I will overview how we utilize these tools in our Findy Agency project. Find the first article here: findy-network.github.io/blog/2024/04/2… #github #opensource #GitHubActions

One of my not-so-favorite hobbies during our open-source project has been banging my head against the wall when configuring the GitHub branch protections. Finally figured out how it is done: findy-network.github.io/blog/2024/03/2… #github #githubactions #devops #cicd

Ubuntu-latest is now missing docker-compose v1. Need to fix scripts to v2 format `docker compose`. github.com/actions/runner… #githubactions

@stijnhommes I think that passwords are more insecure than public key credentials. Why do you think the opposite?

@vuorenoja The fact you treat passkeys/passwordless as a subject worth reading about means you're promoting it. Just leave that to the scammers who made up the "technology" and stop distracting people from proper password implementation. #StopThePasswordHate

Fellow web developers! My new blog summarizes the passkeys technology for application developers starting the experimentation with #passwordless #authentication. #passkeys #fido2 #webauthn #webdevelopment findy-network.github.io/blog/2024/01/0…

@stijnhommes Thanks Stijn for you comment! However, if you would actually read my article, you would notice that it is not an advertisement for any product. It is summarizing my experiences with this technology and pointing reader to a full OSS implementation.

@vuorenoja Wow another spamkwy advert...

@nicobaogim Same here. I end up googling same things for bash over and over again 😂

Bash is the only programming language I have been using since forever but still seemingly cannot write simple logic in without struggling like crazy. I blame my laziness to learn such a crappy language. JS takes a lot of hate but frankly have you ever used Bash?

Viimeisin vapaa-ajan koodihassutteluni auttaa vegaanisten ruokien suunnittelussa. Ota @vegaanibotti seurantaan, jos kaipaat myös inspiraatiota kasvispohjaiseen kokkailuun! #twitterbot #vegaani

Last spring, Go introduced a new feature for measuring the coverage for e2e-tests, i.e., measuring code coverage for executable binaries. The new feature inspired us to refactor our e2e-testing pipelines. findy-network.github.io/blog/2023/11/1… #golang #testautomation

KIITOS KAIKKI UPEAT ESIINTYJÄMME❤️ #kulttuurigaala #kulttuuri

Slides for my @golab_conf presentations can be found here: findy-network.github.io/pdf/golab-2023… #golab2023

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Making coffee and learning about goroutines with @sadef @golab_conf ☕️☕️☕️#golab2023

If something seems impossible to implement, it’s #rust way of saying ”think again!”. The ownership model guides us to think about the data. @jtaimisto on 🔥 at #rustlab2023

Testing Knight at your service ⁦@vuorenoja⁩ on stage #golab2023

Talk day nbr 2 started at @golab_conf 🎤👂@sh0dan says that it can be incredibly hard to fix performance problems later down the line #golab2023

After my talk yesterday, I got some questions which test automation framework we are using for our browser tests. The answer is @nightwatchjs which is using ChromeDriver functionality underneath. You can find our test scripts in our e2e repo: github.com/findy-network/… #GoLab2023

@ianfoo @goinggodotnet Maybe so, but in the example snippet I wanted to make clear that we are dealing with file paths (especially with the env var), so ended up using same notation consistently.

@goinggodotnet @vuorenoja Oh, that's neat! (Although Javascript imports have absolutely ruined everyone into thinking you need a leading "./" for things (that aren't executables) in the current directory. 😄)

I somehow missed this new functionality in #golang 1.20, but thanks to @vuorenoja I know about it now.