I watched Wargames (1983) last night. Reminded me of when I first saw it back in 7th grade and how it made me want to be a hacker. I'm not in infosec, I have never hacked a thing in my life, but all of my code is very hacky so thats close enough
I'm kinda excited about Rome, the new toolchain by @sebmck. That caused me to rewatch this great talk on bundlers by @loige which was coincidentally recorded in Rome π
If you're interested in modules/bundlers you should check it out
youtu.be/WGlT921ixx4
So many developers will never experienced the unadulterated bliss of running rails new
No other framework gives you as much *useful* structure and tooling out of the box
Two executives were talking about developer growth within their company.
One said "What if we invest our time and money in helping our developers grow and then they just leave?"
To which the other replied "What if we don't and they stay?"
Some great thoughts here on #cleancode by @dan_abramov. One of my personal goals is to focus less on code aesthetics. However with that being said you gotta learn the rules before you break them overreacted.io/goodbye-cleanβ¦
This year I am going to write something in @sveltejs. If you see me next year and I didn't do it you have my permission to walk up and kick me in the shins
I find it funny when I put a typo in a variable name and then put that misspelled variable everywhere because I just mindlessly write more of what I already wrote. Its somewhat less funny when I do the same with design patterns
My favorite thing about using #tonejs is that when my code has a bug and the music glitches out, it still sounds cool and I can pretend like it was on purpose