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Corey Farrell retweeted
7 Apr 2021
My email password has been hacked again. That's the third time I've had to rename the cat.
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8 Apr 2021
Definitely have open source burnout. I've been too busy with real life to deal with most stuff but then get angry message from entitled people who can't follow basic instructions or do basic troubleshooting. I just don't enjoy it and I'm not sure time off fixes this.
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Corey Farrell retweeted
5 Apr 2021
Do you want to upgrade to tap 15 all your repositories? Do it automatically! #nodejs dev.to/eomm/are-you-overwhel…
Thanks to @matteocollina for sharing his GIST! gist.github.com/mcollina/e79…
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Corey Farrell retweeted
31 Mar 2021
OMG, I did OSS tonight! It has been a while and I miss it. Also, I was exhausted and could not do anything other that "work work" for a while.
If I did not respond to your issues, IT WAS FREE WORK IN THE FIRST PLACE, go away!
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tap v15 is coming soon github.com/tapjs/node-tap/pu…
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Corey Farrell retweeted
2 Jul 2020
when you'd like to be sure your range boundaries are readable, what would you write?
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if (min < $ && $ < max)
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if ($ > min && $ < max)
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if (shenanigans = void 0)
105 votes • Final results
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25 Jun 2020
applies to pretty much all projects
25 Jun 2020
the #mochajs core team does not monitor MY DM’S nor MY PERSONAL EMAIL INBOX for support requests
in fact, support requests delivered to the above will make response times asymptotically approach INFINITY due to EXTREME ANNOYANCE
..the more you know..
17 Jun 2020
TS is very annoying. Instead of going through the TC39 process to try improving JavaScript @Microsoft decided to fracture the community.
Corey Farrell retweeted
16 Jun 2020
Maintaining more than one release line for an Open Source library or framework is hard and it requires a lot of work.
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Corey Farrell retweeted
13 Jun 2020
New policy. Anyone who complains about the content I create for free gets an immediate and full refund. No questions asked.
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I've used libraries written in TS and I modified the build file directly to fit my project needs. Having to figure out the TS code that produced the JS code I modified was a big enough barrier that I didn't get to contribute back the improvements 😕
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28 May 2020
I'll only use features backed by TC39 for inclusion in ECMAScript. Browsers adding TS as a separate language wouldn't be enough for me to use it.
Yep, that's a must. If browsers don't support TS natively I have no motivation to work on it.
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Corey Farrell retweeted
9 May 2020
"I don't have time to write tests".
Do you have time to:
1. Run the app manually after each change
2. Investigate and fix broken builds
3. Investigate and fix QA errors
4. Investigate and fix production errors
Add all that up. Writing automated tests *saves* time.
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Corey Farrell retweeted
7 May 2020
TypeScript puts the Java back in JavaScript 😂
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Corey Farrell retweeted
7 May 2020
a "little" µcompress and µcdn update:
* if your JS files contain `import ... from "module"` these are resolved automatically
* the ugly `.mjs` extension now works too
* you can forget bundlers, if you code vanilla JS, and use those only to target IE
github.com/WebReflection/uco…
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Corey Farrell retweeted
6 May 2020
The "you have successfully unsubscribed" email from the list you just unsubscribed from... like the villain popping off one more shot just before he dies
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