My Twitter archive of November 2018

In October 2022 I left Twitter. This is my tweet archive for November 2018.

Tweets

• YEAH! https://t.co/8RVC3pCpmO
• Student loan scam through EddyStone URL notifications: https://t.co/j2Xph0E6b1
• This happens when big corporations contribute to #opensource: https://t.co/g2ulOTkVud
• @mirjam_diala Just run a little more ;-)
• @matthiasnoback I call them Transformers.
• @dtanzer Hm, side-effects could be ok if it needs to set up some state before the other side could use it.
• I have 15K+ pictures on Flickr, and I'm happy to pay for it. https://t.co/y53Oa676kx
• @mirjam_diala I wish I could be there ... https://t.co/YPVm5tJCN6
• 10:40 and the sun is barely up. #trondheim 🇧🇻 https://t.co/el3jHWjHvf
• @MaritvanDijk77 I try to make this a habit during work time. Because it is part of my job therefore I should be able to learn new skills for work on work-time. If not, it's a signal that my organization is on crunch-time too much and won't move forward.
• #Trondheim 🇧🇻 times 2. https://t.co/BulVeYiNkZ
• This is the best "Why *guys* is not gender neutral" explanation I know that even tech bros will get: "Just google “group of guys”. See any women? No." https://t.co/E1ul7OKtps
• Hiking up Geitfjellet and it's very windy up here! #trondheim 🇧🇻 https://t.co/XXYslhTaT3
• @m0vas @NordicTweets I think we could submit a talk or two there, don't we?! https://t.co/xCnnqorCYO
• Can't wait! 🤩🙌 https://t.co/ioG0MKZhQI
• @vicbergquist Wow, so cool! Bring them some colours!!
• It would be great if more countries would follow Iceland's example: https://t.co/fzKpqoNqTq
• Stellar example of how to implement a conference code of conduct: https://t.co/ABjg2dKc24
• @da_berni_ Yes, nevertheless the list of UN member states which do not until today is still very long: https://t.co/L5gqo9ldCK
• @mirjam_diala @dachfest On stage you will speak slightly faster, because of Adrenaline. Nevertheless, do not count on that to give you 50% less talk time! ;-)
• Holy shit, Daredevil episode 9 of season 3 got me all: https://t.co/OaH7gAaWZR
• Are developers paid to build what others envision or is there more value in developers who challenge that vision?
• So awesome to see that we have 25 registrations for @codefreeze_fi 2019 already! And this is not including the 6+ kids! Join is in January for Northern Lights and the most magical software conference in the world! https://t.co/J1mQlJFgXt https://t.co/rCFYrvVizD
• @jocrossick Yes, I agree. There are destructive ways to challenge, which we should always look out for, especially in ourselves.
• @dtraub @codefreeze_fi There is a direct flight from FRA: https://t.co/fGsO3Lkifv
• TFW you can finally start your editor to work on some code.
• Learn all there is know about next-generation short-range and long-range wireless tech at @NordicTweets tech tour! https://t.co/lLm4kirfFS
• @miskaknapek I also do have to do non-coding work which enables others to code...
• Open Plan Offices: https://t.co/kwUyOiHTsz
• @rubstrauber Short meeting!
• @benjamin Oh, it gets really good! It's a slow start, true, but hang in there.
• @AnnNat @codefreeze_fi @c089 https://t.co/wyybIQBP86
• @Ravetracer @the_prodigy LIGHT UP THE FUCKING SKY ‼️ https://t.co/euusgDx5ok
• @vannsl @marcoemrich In my experience often what they describe is what they want, but not what they need.
• Facebook’s #GraphQL gets its own #opensource foundation https://t.co/AdxDnPMKK0
• Winter is closing in ... #trondheim 🇧🇻 https://t.co/g4CozbTcZ5
• "Behind the facade of humanlike visual abilities, #AI does not understand the inputs they process or the outputs they produce. The lack of such understanding renders these programs susceptible to unexpected errors and undetectable attacks." https://t.co/TQarI7shF0
• .@gemcfadyen coined my new favorite code smell name: "Primitive Obsession"! https://t.co/HxA4Cnst4u https://t.co/Xu0Y7FsoZh
• Ohh, nice. If you use CloudFormation to manage your @awscloud lambdas they will show up as "Applications": https://t.co/AS6GEQcpwu #lambda #Serverless
• I have retweeted it before, but @JSKongress effort to encourage first time speakers is such a fantastic measure to increase #diversity at conferences that I can't push this enough! 🙌💯🦄🤸 https://t.co/WWTbTQkn8A
• @Lynoure @shutupmay Or when we realized the first time that we will lose friends, and sometimes it is our fault.
• Good Morning #Trondheim 🇧🇻 https://t.co/1njCjulq6p
• Energy = Milk · Coffee² via @MuchCoffee https://t.co/j8GVpZwa2x
• @MuchCoffee What I see right now: https://t.co/dKVnOjy08q
• @EmmaWedekind I started missing my new hometown 6 month after I moved there. I constantly think about it, because I am still excited to be here.
• @ktrajchevska @ExploreAdeva @WomenInTechFr Congrats, this is an awesome achievement!
• A map of the IPv4 address space: https://t.co/DzlYAbdy7U https://t.co/8cTJud8iAv
• @SilviaHundegger @dachfest @pixelkind @anna_schef @mirjam_diala @ConfBuddy Have an awesome trip!
• So, you need to integrate a third-party service using their RESTful API and expose this functionality to your users. "That's an easy #architecture to build", you think, "I'll create a proxy with a thin authentication layer on top of it. Problem solved." Not so fast ...
• Doing this you will make the service quality of this third-party API *your* problem. If it is down, your users will see a timeout. If it is slow, your users will have a bad experience when interacting with this part of your service - they won't know the difference.
• A proxy will also tightly couple your client implementations to the API of the third party service, because it passes endpoints and workflows 1:1 through. If the API of the third party changes (and it will) this needs to trickle down to all clients.
• There is a better way to do it. Instead of a proxy, write a client service (is that the right name?). A client service is a high-level abstraction of the functionality and uses your domain language (👋 #DDD) and records user intentions, and processes these actions out of band.
• This means that users will have immediate feedback when interacting with your API for that service (202 Accepted) and don't have to wait for a slow third party API.
• The service will try to full-fill the intention in the background which provides opportunity to implement retry-strategies and handle degraded service quality gracefully. This also makes the rest of your system agnostic to the details of that API (they use the client service).
• The results of operations are made available through the read model and through notifications. This state is cached and can be returned very fast without delay. (👋 #CQRS)
• State can be fetched from the third-party API regularly and in a *controlled* manner. That means your users cannot hammer the third-party API with requests and get you blocked.
• As architects and engineers we need to not forget what software is great for, and that *our* easy often means letting users do work which can be solved with software. Software has unlimited patience, users don't.
• React is at a high level a descriptive UI language, that's why this works and actually makes sense. https://t.co/tw6xrkSV40
• Let's add a new dialect for English (EU): which uses Y-m-d H:i:s.
• @emsuiko @netzvagabund @html5test Yes, the Thingy is really cool as a test device for #WebBluetooth, too, which I think @html5test is speaking a lot about.
• @emsuiko @netzvagabund @html5test Check out our latest feature preview at https://t.co/pLI2V2sCFo - you can use the Thingy:52 to send you alerts to Slack from its environment sensors!
• @TimoHirt @VaamoTech Yes, I heard about SCS before. IMHO these principles are already covered in REST in Practice: Hypermedia and Systems Architecture https://t.co/KWvt3snZGr - but it's good that it's getting some more attention.
• @plaugg I haven't read that one. Looks interesting! Thanks for the Tip, Sven!
• Did some grooming on @dotHIV's hosting architecture today. It'a great that we still have some fans who keep using this TLD. Here is a trip back down memory lane: https://t.co/2jO01ZG1NQ
• @EmmaWedekind Old-Man's War Series by @scalzi
• It's fucking rich to talk down to beginners. Do you think the speakers you have now were born with fantastic talking skills? If you truly care about new technologies and trends you but stick to veteran speakers, you will soon be obsolete. @CraftConf https://t.co/7yG7NdULoN
• This monster track made my morning when it came up on my playlists while cycling to work: #trancefamily #trondheim https://t.co/kGFjQIDxGv
• https://t.co/MvPbSzyPAp
• @Niklas_L If it is you main focus of work.
• @Niklas_L Then my answer is: 1
• I am so stoked to be part of this conference! Learn all about #testing at a fantastic location with a wonderfully diverse set of speakers! ☀️🌈🇪🇸👷‍♀️ https://t.co/0OVWTtH1UH
• @ulfkar @AndyScherzinger Irgendwie schräg das man daraus wieder eine "Gruppe" machen muss, bei der es wieder Personen gibt die "drin" sind und solche die es nicht sind. Hoffentlich sind diese Gilden auch radikal agil und sehr flüchtige Organismen.
• Good Morning #trondheim https://t.co/YjUv5ezDJx
• @gr2m Why can I only push ♥️ once here @JACK!!!
• Sunset in #Trondheim 🇧🇻 https://t.co/PGNfpWn9TJ
• Computering while female: https://t.co/NUCCe1AV9a
• @thomrinke @alex_schl @kriscorbus @spkeazee @GermanTesting That's cool! Can you elaborate a little what kind of support you have planned for first-time rs? It's not mentioned on the CfP page.
• @PiaOnTheMove Als wir noch in Deutschland gewohnt haben: Wochenmarkt.
• @iamjoyheron I was calling myself a full-stack developer for a very long time, only recently did I think that and have now been think of being a full-stack literate: I _know_ the entire stack, but I can only really excel at backend/architecture. https://t.co/KXnALI0jdy
• @thomrinke @alex_schl @kriscorbus @spkeazee @GermanTesting Thanks for that explanation, I think this information will definitely help first-timers to better understand the process and what kind of support they can expect.
• #trondheim 🇧🇻 is saying "God Morgen"! https://t.co/12AxSIxmpZ
• Since today you can finally listen to Germany's best Punk Rock band on @Spotify! 🤘 https://t.co/0Ma2CYJzAH https://t.co/cexplGp1i8
• @amokleben Eisgekuehler Bommerlunder ...
• @nagel_kl @NordicTweets Yes, I heard! I hope you liked what we had to offer?
• Tonight we have a special serving of Sabrua Sushi just for the @NorwayOnboard expats! #trondheim 🇧🇻 https://t.co/m3SRdAR66S
• Die Bundeswehr ist auf dem rechten Auge blind: https://t.co/NXpBeRUYMl
• @FranziskaNaja Nicht auf dumme Ideen kommen! https://t.co/bAs5CRY6Jy
• Ekaterina, thank you so much for live-sharing your @AgileTD experience! 🙏 I now have another fantastic conference on my bucket list. https://t.co/qA2xgzJ8u6
• @FranziskaNaja https://t.co/1gsCS4lKJk
• @FranziskaNaja Ok, als Zeichnung, ja das hätte was, nicht als TEXT! 𝔗𝔲𝔯𝔨𝔫𝔞𝔲𝔣
• @FranziskaNaja ... es gibt echt alles als Tattoo 😯 https://t.co/at034Vq1sk
• @mailbox_org das neue UI funktioniert nicht so super auf meinem Moto G6, die Slide-Gesten ziehen häufig die rechte weiße Leiste in die View und dann kann ich den "Delete"-Swipe nicht abschließen. https://t.co/PvT0YeQ6Fp
• "Hei, we are ACME Consultancy and we are a team of fantastic software engineers building the best and most modern apps for the connected world. Want to read about what we believe to be the future of technology? Here is a PDF optimized for your printer. kthxbye"
• @m4nl5r @VolkerGoebbels Wow, quite a lot of tech positions open. Did you know that @benjamin, @c089 and @rradczewski have teamed up to help you improve your hiring? You should definitely reach out to them.
• @VolkerGoebbels That will be an interesting challenge to find an engineering lead position which is fully or mostly remote in Germany...
• The State of the Octoverse: top programming languages of 2018 https://t.co/l5zVCM3CSa
• How blind auditions help orchestras to eliminate gender bias: https://t.co/gYe75A77GD
• Oh, this is such a juicy post with a serious background: #iot devices can easily collect highly sensitive personal information. Security holes are totally not sexy! https://t.co/V27TzF6df2
• AWS CDK > CloudFormation.yaml https://t.co/nhf77cY0g0
• @mattsches @silentdan @Bierblogger @FeinerHopfen @wilder_wald @FranziskaNaja
• "You can even type loud on silent keyboards..." My wife @kamilleblumm knows all my superhuman skills!
• At @codetalkshh I was in the panel about #backend languages. You can see the whole session on YouTube: https://t.co/KYe2MAJiHs Here are the sections where I speak on behalf of the language that I love: #JavaScript > https://t.co/KE1PnMeIQi
• Where will #JavaScript be in 5 years? https://t.co/SXE2Y7Mwb6
• And will #JavaScript still be there in 5 years? https://t.co/805mZq51s6
• Does #JavaScript scale both in the technical sense and within teams? https://t.co/bFWFk9Az1S
• Is #JavaScript a good language for programming beginners? https://t.co/yol4yIIggc
• But obviously not everything is perfect with #JavaScript: https://t.co/xoCHTdPVPR
• @Paratron @kamilleblumm The most silent keyboard I ever used was this thing: https://t.co/jblWo6qiiQ Ultra-silent but the typing experience is horrible.
• @Paratron @kamilleblumm No that does not really make a difference, because you get no feedback and have no way to feel where your fingers are...
• @Paratron @CodeDoor @Code_Door Shit, yes. Thanks! 🙏
• Check out @Code_Door - they help people from underrepresented groups learn to program!
• @emsuiko 👋 These stickers really traveled far by now.
• Yes! Don't mistake an IoT device for a SmartPhone which is always connected with high bandwidth so applications can dump tons of data or even stream it to the cloud. Developing #cellular #iot products requires a paradigm shift in the application architecture. https://t.co/Xyax7ukP2K
• @FrauMamonova We are so into bread, that we have a semi-self-ironic cartoon character called Bernd das Brot! https://t.co/Qf0YmhTfPi
• @sepnamdar @ICPF_PSI @SoatGroup @SoatAgile Congrats, Sepehr! Did you know that you can get this certification for free? https://t.co/UPjbcdqElH
• @Aimee_Knight @fhinkel @npmjs Oh yesss! More amazing engineers making my life better! Congrats!!!
• last week in cryptos: https://t.co/eFcsAC7DOL
• That there is the need for a Top 500 of billionaires is a perversion on its own. No human needs a billion $, let alone many of them. https://t.co/DTBu0kKcuK
• @sepnamdar @ICPF_PSI @SoatGroup @SoatAgile Interesting, so ICPF & PSI have certified that your methodologies to train other to be a software crafter are according to their standards?
• TIL: there is Goat Yoga! 🤩 https://t.co/uabH0MYPVN
• Writing tests with a fantastic tool? Ultimate developer satisfaction. https://t.co/aKAEEWvJV1
• @gr2m @SemanticRelease @pvdlg_ That's great, I'll definitely give it a try. Could you consider using something else then *master*? @SemanticRelease could use this opportunity to set an example and not proliferate the use of this problematic term (it's also not correct). How about "latest", or "main"? https://t.co/2lkX99iX4d
• @pvdlg_ @gr2m @SemanticRelease I understand your motivation. Thanks for considering it.
• @pvdlg_ @gr2m @SemanticRelease Yes, but it is not correct to describe release channels. What is a master release? If you are releasing from other branches, too, they are not "slaves". Using master to describe the relationship between these branches is wrong. IMHO ofc.
• Yes, the @foofighters are coming to #Norway 🇳🇴 and we have tickets!!!! 🤘🥁🎸🎤 https://t.co/d38Cl8Zz7i
• I switched to @webpack to build the deployment packages for @awscloud #lambda on one of our projects (22 lambdas) and the total size went from 400 MB down to 8.1 MB. #Treeshaking ftw!
• The #JavaScript SDK for @awscloud has been revamped in #TypeScript and is now available as a developer preview: https://t.co/YtV5X5kblF
• @UuMacher https://t.co/HOAHA3TCvq
• @amokleben Ja, und einem @theRoostStand.
• ❓👉 Hei #Git users, is it important for you to have a "master" branch in your repository? RT for reach, thanks! 🙏
• See https://t.co/HCwwX1r8AS
• @HeikeRehm @UuMacher LOOK HUMAN, WHY PUT DIS STUPID PAPER AROUND FOOD?!
• @awoods @heiglandreas I use a different name all day and I never need to specify it. When I clone from GitHub I am already on that branch (which is set as default on GitHub). It's no extra effort for me.
• @welsayedaly @storchp Why is a branch called master necessary for bug fixes?
• @HeikeRehm @UuMacher So wird das nix mit der Social Media Karriere!
• @UuMacher @HeikeRehm Mit vollem Körpereinsatz!
• @HeikeRehm @UuMacher Diese Grazie! https://t.co/SnFnbR2IIg
• @anna_schef @HeikeRehm @UuMacher Man könnte denken dass Office wäre zu klein. 😂
• @MrHenHan @heiglandreas @gr2m https://t.co/XgQYYmDrb6
• @betsythemuffin @WeCohere Is @benjamin's https://t.co/wOSXBcTrmT on that list? It's very young but has more women queued up in the next episodes.
• @heiglandreas @gr2m It's about the name of the branch where you commit your most recent code to.
• @liran_tal Yes, to rephrase the Q: do you need your main line branch to have the name "master"?
• @liran_tal https://t.co/ur8mopNtdk To see if it's a good idea now to involve bigger stakeholders who can make a difference in this discussion.
• Venus is currently visible very good in the eastern sky before sunrise: #trondheim 🇧🇻 https://t.co/jwbTAgGfcW
• @ManuelBieh So, click Yes.
• @ManuelBieh And since you think that, could you share your reasons?
• @toddlibby So I take it that you are not attached to naming the main branch in your git repository not "master" but e.g. "latest", or "main"?
• @toddlibby If it is not “master who holds a slave branch” then there it is actually incorrect to call it that. What are the reasons you need to keep calling it something that does not reflect its function?
• @ManuelBieh It is easy for a white German to proclaim that slavery is over, because it never affected you personally. https://t.co/sOcr6csaGM
• @SamirTalwar Imagine an AI could do that automatically ...
• Write a test. Find a bug. Instant gratification is sooo easy for developers.
• @toddlibby Copies are by definition the same, not a modification - but branches are. A master branch does not control other branches, rather the opposite is often true: code gets merged into the main branch from other branches.
• @toddlibby This is just your opinion, let me have mine, too. Thanks.
• @mirjam_diala https://t.co/9ylDbMotY8
• @cowglow But you have to fix the bugs, not only find them. Which will introduce new bugs. Repeat, repeat, repeat. 😁
• @amenthes_de Right, I was asking whether the branch where you commit your code to by default has to be called "master".
• @SamirTalwar Yeah, sorry 'bout that. https://t.co/F8xwFzAncN
• @AlizeNero @kotzendekrabbe Yes, right. I now know that the question was not precise enough. 🤦‍♂️ I'll make a new poll.
• Hey #Git users, 👂 Typically we use a branch called "master" as the default branch in repos. Do you *need* it to have that name? If Yes, please specify why. RT for reach! 🙏
• See https://t.co/HCwwX1r8AS
• Sorry it's me again, I hope this time the question is more clear. Than in the previous poll. Some people were (rightfully) answering wether there should be one branch or multiple separate ones. https://t.co/VOy9SVpneq
• Nevertheless the discussion in the previous poll is interesting: https://t.co/YNNw0rIoAH
• @c089 @SamirTalwar I made a new one on this immutable Twitter thing: https://t.co/aoHUl8xNZP
• @vonneudeck @AlizeNero But the other branches are no copies, they start as copies but they are there because they exist because of their difference.
• @ilpeach In SVN you would typically have a trunk.
• @agarani95 @LearningNerd Yeah I see. It can be hard to change old habits.
• @mroliff @divinetechygirl That's a solid reason! Habits die hard.
• Did @KentBeck just join the https://t.co/zCoTsgR8yL Slack?! https://t.co/5IE7xF53DD
• @tante @kringkaste Mich würde ja interessieren wie die Datenschutzkonforme Blockchain ausssieht die persönliche Daten speichert... (WTF!)
• @franzen_simon @Manawyrm Master is technically wrong. Master is usually associated with Master/Slave. What are Slave branches then? So we can find better words for it.
• @franzen_simon @Manawyrm I do think that we should find another name for it because of that, too.
• @MayaPosch Which in the context of git is not a good choice. Other branches are created as copies, then modified and the changes are applied back to the source branch. So it is receiving changes, not controlling.
• @haraball 👇 https://t.co/7u4OTxHEfd
• Hold on to your socks! This is going to set a new trend: #ConfBuffs! https://t.co/oPpUj0I7OB
• @WouterHu It does not define it. It just picks the term without explanation.
• @MayaPosch Aren't releases snapshots of a certain state of the main branch? That's why I use tags to mark releases, not branches. A release is never changed, but there will be a new release (as a new tag).
• @WouterHu Click Yes and be done with it.
• The ISS is also like any other office: https://t.co/k1K3pDVPbv
• @movetodevnull Just click Yes.
• @phermens You need to pick a side. What's your but?
• @fhinkel @movetodevnull Thank you for that link!
• @movetodevnull @fhinkel It has a negative emotional meaning but "master branch" is also technically wrong in many cases. And if we never change broken things, where will we end up? It's ok that you think this is not worth the effort! I do.
• @pinback @MayaPosch You fix them and make a new release, from the main branch. Because when you can release to production with every commit it makes no sense to roll back.
• @phermens 1. That sounds like a bug in the tool, if you can't have a different name for certain branches. 2. Sure. I think there are better names which have less ambiguity nevertheless.
• @chaos_monster Like A-B Testing polls? So we can find the one that best answers shows we want to hear :-)
• @jschirrmacher Sounds like "production" would be a good name for that.
• @flxwu @vicbergquist Do a search and replace: s/master/develop/ Done ;-)
• Yes, I believe it is technically wrong and also a problematic term because it bears a negative connotation for some. In my team I use "saga" as the name for the branch where everybody's work ends up. And not once did I see a bug because of that branch not being named "master". https://t.co/LE2T7V0AKl
• @SomeoneRANRAN Please do tell!
• None of those actually say: "We tried but it was terrible so we went back!" The majority (70%) voted Yes and they seem to have already seen that it is not a problem at all. https://t.co/N6rokNMXcz
• @jocrossick Leader/Follower
• @jocrossick Yes! Why not make it something fun and positive?
• @doubleyewdee @Paxxi Thank you for your consideration. I understand it is especially hard for developers to change the name of something.
• Let's look at consensus algorithms which one could think would default to using "master": Paxos: Leader Raft: Leader Chandra–Toueg: Coordinator #nomaster https://t.co/VOy9SVpneq
• @amokleben Yes, IMO these names reflect what is actually happening in the branches.
• @ttyS1 @lusis Enjoy!
• Winter Lights in #Trondheim 🇧🇻 https://t.co/DavMG7FVAY
• That thread explains the power of agile software development in four tweets: https://t.co/626kMPCtI6
• ♥️ @dc7590 #darrenrocksrheinmain https://t.co/j3VSxjDEGX
• @usercorpse I understand that it is important for you to keep the name. That's fine.
• Hei #RheinMainRocks land, Traum-Mieter gesucht? Diese super lieben Freunde von mir (und als Gruender des @heimathafenWI noch dazu einer der Eckpfeiler der digitalen Community in der Region) suchen eine neue Wohnung in #Wiesbaden. https://t.co/CHeGLYhYNF https://t.co/Hsc4R6rh6s
• @scholzvolkmer @diefirma @mseibert @pherwarth @aoepeople https://t.co/tDRaohlwk2
• @amokleben https://t.co/s6z0kcYgwE
• @awscloud hoping to see Node.js 10 on #Lambda announced at #reInvent this week ... 🙏 https://t.co/dcGK1mc7RC
• People who blame the former maintainer of event-stream also complain that they cannot win a Tour de France with a bike they bought at the flea-market.
• .@awscloud now has a workflow builder for #IoT projects: https://t.co/2HLjJiMVjY https://t.co/AM8DWSjXom
• The morning twilight here is amazing (0925). #trondheim 🇧🇻 https://t.co/60y84FUnZX
• Yes, some manage to do that with even less! https://t.co/Z863BXtOKf
• When you have an API with three different key formats in one response body ... { lowercase: "...", CamelCase: "...", snake_case: "...", } you know they truly do #microservices, or?! https://t.co/5vTScDrpLo
• @MaritvanDijk77 Let's wait until they add the next field ;-)
• Oh, hello @awscloud CloudWatch Logs Insights, seems like we are finally getting better search for our logs! https://t.co/Di6Bkk5SOv
• @heitor_lessa are you planning to add support for subscriptions which are not results of a mutation in appsync? E.g. assume that I have a business event happening without user interaction and I would notify the user of that.
• @undef_obj @heitor_lessa Awesome, thanks!
• AWS releases #iot Events which lets you react to sensor events in your IoT products: https://t.co/4IEjlvjgTV
• Blog post: https://t.co/85O2BBo5Tf https://t.co/rlgkN90ode
• Cool, @Twitter is getting a Scandinavian mode: barely any light during day. 🇧🇻 https://t.co/7PXWmFDTJy
• @migueljvaz Where did you read about the prices?
• @liran_tal @snyksec @nodejs @sjmaple @adrukh @grander @guypod Cool, let's hope you can keep your socks on with all what's happening ;-)
• @benjamin @jke @alipasha @legerdemain Das @bc_rm war also ein tolles Event für den Mik(k)a. Wenn man mehr solche Typen auf seinen Events haben will, sollte man dem ihrem Beispiel folgen. BarCamper nehmen sowas natürlich auch wahr und entscheiden dann ganz getreu dem Motto: du bist da wo es wichtig für dich ist.
• The results are in: 2/3 out of 900 are ok with ditching "master" as the name for the default branch. @github @gr2m https://t.co/VOy9SVpneq
• @gr2m @github I'd say the majority said: this is the current standard so the effort of changing it far outweighs any benefits.
• @migueljvaz Thanks, I did not manage find that on the mobile view. Yes indeed, very cheap, well in line with the low IoT costs.
• If Amazon does not need a Blockchain, why do you?! https://t.co/hEiGH7P36q
• @gr2m @npmjs No, because of you build the lambda with webpack they get dropped anyway. But if you want to have them in a separate package, contribute them to https://t.co/Dtjd32bUw7
• @codePrincess Ja, genau. Y?! https://t.co/DlQJcIUWuj
• @alipasha Sure, they give you everything you need to run it (EC2). Why would they not take your money?!
• @benjamin 😲 https://t.co/xZqfHjoufU https://t.co/a6jxVA5IMO
• https://t.co/gk8EvjLGtT
• @benjamin Isn't it?! Aerosmith and Run DMC v2?!
• It's cool to see that announcement because I worked a little on this project to make it happen. Developer Docs: https://t.co/XXORfsTd8B #ble #iot #AWSreInvent2018 #greengrass https://t.co/0sz485Vezm
• I just discovered I had an additional #firstprinciple: Dont use global state like env variables in modules https://t.co/tscXQj6EYS
• I wonder if #JavaScript people will get all mad at me if I stop using classes to describe "Service Objects": https://t.co/8uFMDYGf3z >
• Because right now I do have Service Objects, which have a constructor where I pass in dependencies, and I then use these dependencies in instance methods. But the instance methods are side-effect free, meaning that basically all my object members are declared as private readonly.
• So, why not ditch the class shell as a "dependency holder" and only use functions?
• @jschirrmacher I can clean that up with binding the dependencies before using the methods later.
• Some people will rather wait a few days for their car to arrive instead of using public transport. 🤷‍♂️ https://t.co/QPGYv1mQg5
• AWS CDK is really amazing and this guide will get you started: https://t.co/SZX28fhHGH
• In 2017 wussten nur 10%, dass #HIV unter Therapie beim Sex nicht übertragbar ist. Die @Dt_AIDS_Hilfe möchte das Wissen dazu verdoppeln, mit einer @dotHIV Kampagnen-Seite: https://t.co/Fd3pE7eW5G #wissenverdoppeln
• @Dt_AIDS_Hilfe Hei, der Twitter-Text auf der #wissenverdoppeln Seite ist zu lang. Nutzer müssen den anpassen bevor sie ihn tweeten können: https://t.co/JgoAMkTOhE
• Noooo. https://t.co/xLj5c8HXcT