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by dukedylan 10mo ago
I made a direnv-like utility which hooks into your shell to allow using Nix flakes for dev envs / dev shells anywhere: https://github.com/dfrankland/envoluntary This helped me bridge the gap between installing pac
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by dukedylan 2y ago
I'm shocked how many companies still don't focus on DevX and wonder why not only is productivity in the gutter, but morale as well. There's so many companies that help solve DevX problems like this, that's it's prac
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by dukedylan 2y ago
I believe in what Guillermo Rauch said: "Write tests. Not too many. Mostly integration." The problem that's not mentioned is that the higher-level tests you write the higher likelihood they'll be flaky. Testing is all ab
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by dukedylan 3y ago
Looks cool, I just requested access. My friend is on their community Slack and says the folks at Trunk are super helpful.
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by dukedylan 4y ago
> all of this extra discipline you're imposing on yourself just goes away. I think the extra discipline is just shifted to the PR in that case instead of the commits. What's lost is the ability to make code contributions of rel
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by dukedylan 4y ago
PRs are just logical groupings of commits. It makes it efficient to group related commits together. You are correct that each of the commits could be separate PRs which is part of the advantage to this pattern—code contribution is always at
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by dukedylan 4y ago
Not necessarily real world, considering performance especially. Let's say that a project is smaller, git improves performance, or computers get more efficient: Regarding commits relation to PRs: GitHub still maintains this with rebase
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by dukedylan 4y ago
I think your post is very practical in what is the norms for everyday development. I have a bit more of an idealistic pattern I wish I saw more people follow. As for squashing, I believe that everything should be rebased instead to maintain
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by dukedylan 8y ago
Are we really worried about memory usage anymore? I mean, I am using a laptop that has 16GB of DDR4 RAM, what's 100-200MB of memory usage going to do?
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A Webpack loader that generates WebAssembly using Docker(github.com)
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by dukedylan 9y ago
Without a doubt the easiest way to start would be with next.js. Segment.io has even built a scaffolding tool to create a next.js project https://open.segment.com/create-next-app
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by dukedylan 11y ago
Don't be so sour, you plum.
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by dukedylan 11y ago
I keep track of all my projects using task management apps like Asana, use Git to backtrack what I have been doing on each project, and switch projects really often. This way I can make sure I am organized and can pick up where I left off a
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by dukedylan 11y ago
Isn't this just a mini ChromeOS computer, not "Android + Windows" like they allude to?
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by dukedylan 11y ago
Swedish House Mafia.
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by dukedylan 11y ago
I just signed up and tested it. It loads an image of the text... Cool idea, but impractical for any real type of usage.