My Twitter archive of October 2017

In October 2022 I left Twitter. This is my tweet archive for October 2017.

Tweets

• Good Morning from the @NordicTweets høsttur! https://t.co/BxleuLxFXo
• Slight rain, but who cares? #nordichøsttur https://t.co/V4GTSImjyT
• Colours of 🇳🇴 https://t.co/7Djz4045sN
• 💦🏔🇳🇴 https://t.co/dd3gNeI20T
• 600+ height meters in 1.5km https://t.co/JtmncVE6Zi
• 🇳🇴 is 4G everywhere ;-) https://t.co/ijiXbjginS
• I SAID IT'S FUCKING WINDY HERE! https://t.co/jWC8MKUlQp
• They weather is pulling all registers today 🇳🇴 😍 https://t.co/irWXATwV4h
• @helloanselm This is a @NordicTweets employee organized trip!
• Best End of a Hike: https://t.co/anXSeG3klt
• Norwegian giving hiking directions: https://t.co/A0Yq93ArIO
• You should use SSM Parameter Store over Lambda env variables: https://t.co/UmvEYEmslG
• While you wait for my ❤️.of(code) // 007 here are the pictures from last weekends trip to Trollheimen in Norway: https://t.co/5T7uxH60YG
• ""these studies show that many of the women in science must be more capable than the men" #diversity" #diversity https://t.co/i0IjBowsl7
• It's terrible that an European government censors the internet this massively: https://t.co/cYTM7aMnlM
• A good example and the awful things you can do with data visualization: https://t.co/EdMhfff0r4
• ❤️.of(code) // 007 My previous week on Twitter, in one post: https://t.co/pq9GcZkSzW
• @lauralindal Ohje, es gibt echt zu vielen von denen, die denken, das Politik bitteschoen nichts mit Tech zu tun haben soll.
• @TAKEaCiCi @IMWorldEvent Oh noes! Hope it doesn't hurt to much!
• @ohhoe If you look at SO data, it's Python: https://t.co/Bbo4YrnO73 https://t.co/eDG7AzAmOJ
• @gr2m @npmjs https://t.co/sAU1tyPtYM has you covered!
• @TAKEaCiCi @IMWorldEvent Roll carefully! ><
• @gr2m @npmjs Oh, sorry. I overlooked that requirement.
• @dtanzer It's the same: https://t.co/YGNIJcT7V7
• Open-Source giving back to Open-Source: Mozilla Awards Over Half a Million to Open Source Projects. https://t.co/zbf6pKHRpT
• @dtanzer A right. Submodules are hell.
• Well, that sour dough bread failed. :-( https://t.co/S2QPX5B2Rs
• @rradczewski Isn't the point of that to have an immutable state document? Moving the reducers to components would open that up for a lot of new ways to circumvent the benefits of React's programming model.
• @rradczewski The only place you need that knowledge about the state tree structure is mapStateToProps, so maybe look into moving that into a central place?
• @matthiaspatz Well, @TAKEaCiCi is part of @LaFutura_ network and oftentimes has been to Frankfurt, so maybe talk to her?
• @LaFutura_ @matthiaspatz @TAKEaCiCi Yes, such a small 🌍 ...
• @rradczewski Sounds interesting. Instead of having one combineReducers, you would define the state for your component through reducers in a mapEventsToState() method. Which would be per component. So your component would need to know which events exist.
• And then Jenkins takes a dump on you screen. 👿 https://t.co/rNXDU6Fgfx
• https://t.co/1EOFAqdgBz
• Because everybody else would not have been paying attention: https://t.co/5V567D40kW
• @RiccardoOdone @adibolb Check out https://t.co/uG3adYfl9Z
• @varjmes Their loss!
• I bought an AeroPress in Portland because the coffee at work sucks and I'm really happy with the whole process https://t.co/Sg96WWPYRd
• ... and of course the result: great coffee in a short time.
• @RidingWolf @kamilleblumm @codefreeze_fi Yesss! We are really excited to go there again!
• @iamjoyclark Technically true, but how to calculate these numbers that's the mythical part.
• @Gender_API No.
• Don't push, I'm carrying Beetroot Risotto and Apple Pie for the Expats Mid-Norway Potluck. #trd🇳🇴 https://t.co/oiw6xUP3gc
• Of course we are starting with a @GetKahoot https://t.co/fnFTnADu4A
• Lots of food to try! 😍 https://t.co/hYbFV9qdaA
• @miskaknapek Norwegians use too many plastic bags.
• I learned a new Norwegian word ;-) https://t.co/1eg6UCb0k3
• @gazebo_c It's such a nice way to discover more about the country where everyone is coming from. Or why (like us) didn't make something typical.
• That's right ;-) https://t.co/ZLcphmpWUN
• Off for a Sunday hike to Bymarka. #trd 🇳🇴 https://t.co/6j77FiVh5k
• #trd 🇳🇴 https://t.co/MnkGInBkt1
• @miskaknapek Weather here also has a lot of rain these days.
• @Stephan_Strange Wo "da"?
• @c089 Dachte ich auch. Konservativ ist sexy? CSU wird Hipster-Partei? Anstatt dem Rechtsruck entgegen zu wirken, wird hier fleißig mitgemacht.
• @c089 Als hätte die CSU nur darauf gewartet.
• @Stephan_Strange Dauerhaft. Ich wohne und arbeite jetzt hier.
• Sprint cycles harm automated test tool adaption ... and other great insights are in the World Quality Report: https://t.co/uWx67PVwYe
• @Stephan_Strange Ich hab gar nicht mitbekommen, dass ich ein Kind habe ;-) Ja, Tanja und ich leben jetzt in Trondheim, Norwegen.
• I have owned this one for more than 10 years, and now it broke. An awesome piece of Hardware by @Microsoft. https://t.co/bhR0jaEhUZ
• @Stephan_Strange Und ja, es fühlt sich auch häufiger nach Urlaub an ;-) Das ist ja das tolle hier.
• Don't trust a consultancy that sells you the Spotify model. It's does not exist! https://t.co/yhZdgP4hZA
• @Stephan_Strange Nein, noch südlich des Polarkreises. Im Winter ist hier Tag von 11-15 Uhr.
• @thomasklose 👉 @plutex
• @Stephan_Strange Aber Nordlichter habe ich hier schon häufiger gesehen.
• @c089 Like render() does not render but return a Node tree that describes what should be rendered.
• Good 🇩🇪 article by Zühlke: you don't "just" do IoT: https://t.co/RFVHlCO80S Also, predicts #blockchain to be used on the data layer.
• Have you heard of #codefreeze? The most awesome tech conference you will ever experience: https://t.co/J1mQlJFgXt
• Look what I found in @NordicTweets's library: https://t.co/49nZduXyqC
• Today the NTNU students in #Trondheim are celebrating Oktoberfest as part of the UKA: https://t.co/47rCOsHzdF
• Hey, ❤️.of(code) // 008 arrived, this time on time! My previous week on Twitter, in one post: https://t.co/2PbmMiJ1rQ
• @benjamin Yes. Agree, that was too simplified. One might also point out, that Python can go to the Frontend as well (to drive UIs).
• @AnnNat Yes! Flights are booked, now just a minor hickup with the hotel ...
• I wonder when it became OK to serve users 40MB on the front page: https://t.co/4qpIp2ylcz
• @benjamin This very idiomatic JavaScript code I just write perfectly illustrates your point: https://t.co/rg45JrwxxB
• @RealIvanSanchez The web is now Duke Nukem 3D?
• @c089 @PatrickHeneise 👆
• https://t.co/ZsMD8e5rsL https://t.co/bH0u3IsLPm
• Happy to see that @jurgenappelo idea of gamifying agile transformation is taking off. https://t.co/7BD5GZ2xUf
• 🤗, my team is hiring in Portland, OR. Your chance to join an awesome team @NordicTweets in an awesome city. PN me! https://t.co/TVgrWruWys
• You will be working on verticals for the https://t.co/JE0FzZaMIT IoT Cloud solution, we run everything in AWS (ES6+TypeScript on Lambda).
• @Ocramius With @PHP_CEO? ;-) No, seriously. New code should produce no errors with full error reporting turned on.
• @Ocramius Test builds should fail because of that. If you have tests and CI, that is.
• ❤️.of(code) // 008 My previous week on Twitter, in one post: https://t.co/2PbmMiJ1rQ
• We are hiring an Experienced Back End Developer for IoT at Nordic Semiconductor ... and review my PRs ;-) https://t.co/TVgrWruWys
• @dtanzer @flowtype You can automate that using https://t.co/ko5gebeans. Add a "precommit" script to package.json that runs test, lint, etc.
• @dtanzer @flowtype Now this will be run before every commit.
• This controller actually has 6 buttons. Can you spot them? https://t.co/a8EPFtCyww
• @rotnroll666 Close. You can push the rim around the LCD display on the left and right to control the temperature.
• We are doing quite some traveling these days and the Osprey bags are great for that. https://t.co/G0MqQvulMr
• Bastards! https://t.co/7U8DedahIL
• I'm that guy :-) https://t.co/ACm9EFGRNy
• So, fellow AeroPressers, what is your weekly coffee roast consumption? https://t.co/lwM5yyy1Uj
• @marcoscheel Ok, ;-)
• @codePrincess Recently saw this, MS really making the point ;-) https://t.co/BjpQ8iLW0t
• This remix compilation is epic: https://t.co/sUcJpjhRy2
• Provided a short know-how infusion with our @NordicTweets students this morning:
• @NordicTweets How to safely provide credentials to you app: .env ! use https://t.co/BjMEBM7mIf and similar for your shell
• @NordicTweets You can find great icons for your (web-) apps on https://t.co/LKSsPNmq5K Please remember to provide proper attribution!
• @NordicTweets Use Value Objects to express domain specific concepts instead of using strings for everything: https://t.co/0QXSCFBeh2
• @NordicTweets And having Task Scanner Plugin in Jenkins to keep track of all your NOTE: ... TODO: ... FIXME: ... https://t.co/2jYwBxXA2X
• Because they are Businesses and not Philanthropies: https://t.co/7Et1KGjTOW
• Should IoT devices come with a warning sign? At Nordic Semiconductor we make updating devices as easy as possible! https://t.co/WoKuHITocv
• @NordicTweets You missed the Portland office!
• @codePrincess https://t.co/LhJXE6sMTr
• Nova Kinosenter #trd 🇳🇴 https://t.co/TyZl6FsSl3
• @jezenthomas JS has no range literal. A few hackish ways exist, like [...Array(20).keys()].map() It gets worse if you want a range that starts elsewhere.
• @jezenthomas Having a depression about it is part of being a JavaScript developer.
• @datenreisender Ja, seid Ende Juli. Da ihr Trondheim liebt, wird euch mein flickr gefallen: https://t.co/w5UZo78bLX
• No daily commute without these: https://t.co/ZCpSfk6T0J
• @amokleben I needed new brakes ;-)
• @Lotterleben Die Nummer vergisst man auch nie ...
• Learn about Google's commitment to Node.js in Franzi's talk: (And that she is the one V8 team member that looks after Node performance 🤘) https://t.co/Gt8vMgaeoL
• @fhinkel @hashseed @bmeurer Thanks to all of you! 🤗
• Norwegian breakfast: https://t.co/89ZesOQRKC
• @datenreisender Es war auch sehr lecker!
• Note that the Hack font will no longer provide OTF builds: https://t.co/XzUAJOwaMt If you are using Arch: just use ttf-hack.
• This 👏 is 🤘 how 🙌 a 👌 tech 🖖 conference 💪 organizer 👊 looks 👍 like! 👇 https://t.co/eQLWdjA027
• @Lynoure I'm sorry to hear that! This is so terrible, and I can't imagine how this must feel like!
• Every day programmer life: https://t.co/sB84FwjtUC
• @Lynoure You could be right, VR makes you the protagonist of a story, this is different to movies, or listening to someones story.
• I actively read the tweets of 95 people (through a list). This morning one of those tweets stood out. Sexual harassment is massive.
• Please take this seriously, and as a man, please call out sexualized language, jokes, pictures, behaviour towards anybody by others.
• It's not an acceptable thing, only because many do it, and it has been a socially accepted behavior scheme for men for
• the generations that influenced us. We can change this. You can change this.
• @Lynoure Yes, I was thinking about that too. Great game.
• @cowglow https://t.co/W7VBr497H0
• Here is ❤️.of(code) // 009 My previous week on Twitter, in one post: https://t.co/wHMs6wD8wa
• @dtanzer Since the flow errors are not a result of the the merge, you should fix them in a separate commit.
• @lauralindal It's sad to hear that those close to you took advantage of your trust. It's terrible.
• Thanks to @letsencrypt for making it free! https://t.co/GBqn5uK7LU
• https://t.co/rQ5iUqfXCh https://t.co/HMtVJANSTF
• @toggleModal I agree that a CS degree has not much meaning in general, but since you will be working with many scientists here, it serves a purpose.
• @toggleModal Nevertheless, I am very happy to push forward applications that don't check all the ☑️ since great people are hard to find!
• PNs open!
• @toggleModal I see it similar, it does not matter what you study, the process of finishing technical degree is the important thing.
• @toggleModal Thanks for that feedback, I will ask HR what the reason for that is and if we could move it to the "nice to have" section.
• @toggleModal I believe that! Music and Code are born out of the human brain's great ability to detect patterns, abstract and manage complexity.
• @alexschnapper Deine subtweets sind echt ...
• @dtanzer And add .editorconfig to your repo: https://t.co/EMlN5jWQSk
• @alipasha Ich bin mir sich sicher, ob man Rilke korrigieren sollte.
• @solidnerd @bee42solutions @Maggysche https://t.co/7mlIh3Omp7
• @toggleModal So, i talked to my team and there are two reasons for having a CS degree as a hard requirement: It's used to simplify the evaluation.
• @toggleModal It provides a standardized measure for every candidate and an insight into their skills since we look at the individual grades for lectures.
• @toggleModal This speeds up the evaluation process since otherwise it would more time to evaluate individual experience.
• @toggleModal Second: Nordic invests a lot in hiring and Initial invest into a new employee (relocation, language courses, etc.) therefore it's important
• @toggleModal that a person can easily find a role in another team / project if they don't like what they were hired for. This is easier if you have a
• @toggleModal general CS background compared to just being a specialist for a certain technology.
• @toggleModal With grades for lectures I meant the individual grade per module (the ones you get the credits for).
• @toggleModal No, this is not what I said. A CS degree serves a standard which is easily comparable between candidates.
• @rradczewski @LGUS Wifi ausmachen? LTE ist ja meistens eh schneller.
• TIL: Yarn has workspaces to aid in multi-project development (in monorepos, though): https://t.co/l4yqtJbxaC
• Windows Update: https://t.co/SRsMzH8kDt
• I short video about Trondheim's tech scene: "Byen med ideene - Teknologihovedstaden Trondheim" #trd 🇳🇴 https://t.co/7yCUodFOsr
• For JavaScript check out yadda: https://t.co/hHcIXXkZ76 https://t.co/Rh5UyQLi54
• @Marv2punkt0 TDK.
• @SamirTalwar Yeah, it's a lot of global state to handle when implementation contexts. The linear instructions in the feature files makes it easy to
• @SamirTalwar write tests that depend on each other, and I think that should be possible, since it is how authors think (and plain english works).
• @SamirTalwar But this could be implemented by passing the state from one matcher to the next.
• @offbyoni @Lotterleben Mit 10 pro Bein evtl.
• Children playing in and around the labyrinth in front of @NordicTweets Trondheim office: https://t.co/y6gKU3XF3r
• @varjmes @trello Mouse over card + pressing number (1 ... 9) works pretty well for quickly labeling a lot of cards.
• @SamirTalwar Yeah, I was thinking about using redux+mideware for handling the state. This would be so great for visualizing errors and what lead to them.
• Norwegian conversation group at Expat Mid-Norway #trd 🇳🇴 https://t.co/uSHToubkwP
• Mobile life in Norway: 😍 https://t.co/2w5YD7pmGO
• @SamirTalwar I'll put that on that stash of things to do. But I'm eager to try a quick proof of concept.
• Last weeks highlights from my twitter are collected in ❤️.of(code) // 009 https://t.co/wHMs6wD8wa
• Learn something about Node, streams and compression in @_lrlna's cool talk where she does a lot of live coding: https://t.co/sZ7UF2ZbVU
• @NativeWired Nice, one can find a lot of those on: https://t.co/r4FJOjz92R
• What the fucking fuck?! https://t.co/xnU1DuoH2T
• @johncutlefish https://t.co/jQSGjcHYyl is highly approachable.
• #trd 🇳🇴 https://t.co/ap6BMGwyEk
• Exhaustive review of whiteboard markers: https://t.co/ET9GvvnbWd
• https://t.co/Ah9HxVpvpi
• #trd 🇳🇴 https://t.co/cQab8YAIJp
• 138💓 https://t.co/hymaha00ku
• @neeraj @johncutlefish @RealGeneKim Yes! Phoenix project!
• @stadtkindFFM Coole idee, gibts schon einen Kickstarter?
• Perfect autumn weather today here in Trondheim. #trd 🇳🇴 https://t.co/IGLkXzRSsG
• Is my next linux desktop a phone? https://t.co/2S1DmsUgQu
• A lot of background information and many useful links on CSS Grid in here: https://t.co/Qc25zhSWDz
• #JavaScript dev having an average day at work: https://t.co/Q8coRtLGgT
• Bootstrap 4 Beta 2 released: https://t.co/Lg4miJLVe6
• I like this low-poly architecture: https://t.co/5UL92DBYw5
• 😖 https://t.co/la8wWuvMLM
• This one turned out perfectly: https://t.co/fP16eqnhfQ
• @SamirTalwar I'm busy (Tanja is here in Trondheim) but I have a project at work soon (new REST API) where I will use BDD for the test and look into this.
• The variety you can discover within a few kilometers here in Trondheim is just awesome: https://t.co/ok065HhqcN
• The best takeaway here is: if you write your code pure, you don't need mocks. Where you still would need mocks is e.g. I/O -> don't mock, https://t.co/DXwnHYPVH6
• but write an integration test there.
• @Maggysche If you mean "trash" I watched in my teens: Back to the Future Tremors Death Machine Evil Dead Aktion Mutante
• @Maggysche Juno!
• @ewolff @w3ltraumpirat When then new Star Wars episodes where announced.
• Having children is seen as one of the most profound experiences to have – it is really difficult to see it as wrong. https://t.co/fRfhXoO4HB
• Long read, but very interesting viewpoint on what it means to bring someone into this world.
• @rotnroll666 It's about that you will be met with a raised eyebrow for not wanting to have children and some of the flawed assumptions behind that.
• 450,000 protesters! https://t.co/2QEHAxALO6
• @c089 We were thinking the same: https://t.co/5J4rhNn5Cn
• @w3ltraumpirat @SamirTalwar Do you have an example matcher implementation for driving http requests handy? I use BDD a lot for testing APIs: https://t.co/vyoUs9VsSE
• @w3ltraumpirat @SamirTalwar Because implementing this with a global state makes the implementation horrible and hard to test.
• @w3ltraumpirat @SamirTalwar Hm, but this is all part of the public API contract. I know it's a little off to use BDD against an API, but here a library is the user.
• @w3ltraumpirat @SamirTalwar Ideally I would use a Swagger file to test API but you need more. Swagger does not yield relations and dependencies between endpoints
• My first Norwegian Kannelbøllar, filled with Norwegian plum jam from the garden. https://t.co/49LZJ9UV22
• Sorry to hear that @RobertReiz is shutting down @VersionEye. Thanks for sharing some details. Saas is super tough. https://t.co/o1eC5dXxr8
• @miskaknapek Yes, they turned out quite awesome.
• I'm really excited to experience this conference: https://t.co/OR2gjvd5Pa
• https://t.co/kjFDhBTH5b https://t.co/YAyAKeCr3v
• ❤️.of(code) // 010 is my previous week on Twitter, summed up in one easy to read post: Jobs 💪🏻 Tech 🚀 Diversity 🌈 https://t.co/rwf9GahaPi
• Join me In Trondheim 🇳🇴 to work on https://t.co/JREYJXpxdD: my team is hiring an experienced web developer 👩/👨. https://t.co/FJXHcvbKAJ
• @dtanzer Add this to you precommit hook: if ! git diff-index --quiet HEAD -- ; then echo 'You have uncommited changes!' && exit 1; fi
• Who would?! https://t.co/Rf90pganPk
• Check out techleads.de ( @SilviaHundegger and @pixelkind ) if you are looking for 💪 tech experts to help your with your venture. 🚀 https://t.co/w8GddfkWbc
• https://t.co/302EwDhIry 🎧
• I wonder if this is worth a support ticket ;-) #letmegifmyissues https://t.co/43sFMhUDij
• @bitandbang #Hacktoberfest
• What's still nagging me is that I can't have const when using asynchronous/await and try/catch in sequence. https://t.co/bPIUeFLUlJ
• @powtac ElasticBeanstalk in eu-central-1?
• @powtac Ja, vor allem halte ich die total costs für einen managed server für super.
• @powtac Was willst Du denn genau machen?
• @AndreasLeicher @sadanandeep Hm, put it a little nicer: "have you tried ..."
• Techno Goat! https://t.co/txGjliwi0G
• @powtac @buk @plasisent @javagil @darestiet @kringkaste Ja, dann am besten das HTML statisch auf S3 rendern oder wenn dynamisch auf jeden Fall hinter eine CloudFront (CDN). Das reduziert Kosten.
• Oh, wow. This is cool: https://t.co/oIO9DEBDtI I loved Flatliners back in die 1990s.
• @jke ever tried these? https://t.co/LdRqgqY1D9
• @jke Yes, I agree!
• @Singsalad 🏔, they are also higher.
• @Ookami86 Yes, it's so much easier to understand the same complex system from many small and simple parts instead of a few powerful ones.
• @jezenthomas Write something in Go. It has all the plumbing for that.
• @jezenthomas Well, for this kind of job where you probably want to regenerate it often, it may be worth it to know the whole pipeline.
• @jezenthomas Or use a dynamic website but put it behind a CDN. That could be faster, if you need to update all files quickly.
• Did you know:
• you can get an easy to read page for a Twitter thread,
• by mentioning @tttthreads as a reply to the thread?
• @tttthreads A clear violation of @Twitter's ToC (no automation), but a really great helper.
• @tttthreads @Twitter Let's hope it stays around.
• @tttthreads You need to include the unroll keyword, when mentioning @tttthreads, though.
• Get ready for LTE-based devices: "LTE is likely to lead to ‘massive #IoT’ deployment" https://t.co/9TzhTgVz12
• @angularjobs Thanks! We are actually looking for a React Developer for our team in Trondheim: https://t.co/dNF7gVV0pE
• This is the summary of what I shared in the previous week on Twitter, in one post: https://t.co/rwf9GahaPi
• @nixNameweilBaum Thank you! 👏
• @offbyoni It's important that your team supports especially the remote part, since this requires a lot of behavioral change ...
• "Hey, sorry that this free thing we gave you did not arrive on time, so please have some cake today to compensate for the inconvenience."
• Gotta love @NordicTweets 🙌 https://t.co/m4Fczg0AE7
• @offbyoni Sorry to hear that. It's not easy to find remote-friendly companies in Germany.
• 👩💻➕➕ https://t.co/azPV35d2BG
• Drag & Drop library: https://t.co/DmKvbzufm6
• Norway is where the underground parking is heated. #trd 🇳🇴
• @miskaknapek Yes, we have heat pumps. Our building is supposed to be the most energy efficient in Norway: https://t.co/QqZGbfQGJV
• Using redirects in a #React App should be considered an anti-pattern. You either show a view based on the app state or not.
• @rradczewski The URL in the browser is a function of the app state.
• @rradczewski You can replace any redirect with an navigateTo action. No need to render a <Redirect> component.
• @rradczewski Yes, of course the URL on boot has a meaning. But this has nothing to do with Redirect.
• Having a <Redirect> as result of your view is rarely what you intent. You are actually meaning "show this screen".
• Redirect only to out-of app resources.
• Avocado is also very typical Norwegian food. #trd 🇳🇴 https://t.co/Kaho377oxN
• @miskaknapek We have quite a lot local food from the Trøndelag region which is really good. Gulrot, Kål, Rødbeter. Avocado is "typical" like Grandiosa.
• First time I'm driving a bike with spikes! #trd 🇳🇴 https://t.co/9R8JIDIz0y
• We are expecting snow next week, so this is not without a reason...
• @tdvorak Two weeks ago we had already ice on the roads here ...
• Testability of code is the most important happiness metric a software team can have. It affects so many aspects of the daily work.
• Having untested code while delivering working software involves so many cumbersome chores that speed gains will quickly erode.
• ❄ in Trondheim ...
• @gr2m I rarely use one, but I find the docs for React Router pretty great: https://t.co/T6MUcLUMvM
• @gr2m Not specifically for JavaScript APIs, but https://t.co/KCU6mngwyR makes great API docs.
• Check out my previous week on Twitter, summed up in one easy to read post: https://t.co/1AQRISz3Vx
• Remember, using a type system in JavaScript does not exempt you from doing input valuation on runtime.
• I see a false sense of safety appear where a typehint exists in the source code.
• But typehint plus input validation statements feel like overhead (they appear doing the same thing). So IMO there is a good solution missing
• Which is not "use a typesafe language" but compile typehints to runtime check code, like tcomb (which I love): https://t.co/9q2CChyeah
• I give you expect.toBeWithin() for Jest: https://t.co/fR0yYnAE4M
• @stadtkindFFM Sag keinen Scheiß, Mann!
• @magicmonty Yes, but switching to a different language is something I would like to avoid. https://t.co/lV8g4TznHO
• First snow in Trondheim 🇳🇴 https://t.co/WREONfH1tN
• @dtanzer Ich freue mich schon sehr auf einen echten Winter. Nicht diese 4h pro Jahr, wie in Frankfurt.
• https://t.co/Px8LVXBJ9S
• .@NordicTweets Trondheim has a Board Game Room now. 💙 https://t.co/a03EYlIPVA
• ❤️.of(code) // 011 is my previous week on Twitter, summed up in one easy to read post: https://t.co/1AQRISz3Vx
• 😨 https://t.co/gUWEp3wiFg
• @datenreisender Ich hab auf jeden Fall schonmal einen Satz Schneeschuhe ...
• Learning about Northern Lights photography at Expat Mid-Norway. #trd 🇳🇴 https://t.co/dj3yQHc2YM
• @martinengwicht I approve 👌
• Best app when hunting for Northern Lights: https://t.co/d21tnYksK7
• Check out his awesome photos on https://t.co/B0geY4gACo
• Which do you prefer? (Given n is an integer.)
• @RidingWolf Good point, I am using that expression for positive integers (validation code and error string)
• Crappy @Dell keyboard after 3 months of usage. https://t.co/Dc1DueI6lp