frankdejonge

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by frankdejonge 1mo ago
What do you base that expectation on?
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by frankdejonge 6mo ago
I've used it but recently moved back to plain claude code. We use claude at the company and weirdly the experience has become less and less productive using opencode. I'm a bit sad about it as it was the first experience that real
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by frankdejonge 11mo ago
For node applications, startup time is impacted by IO a many files is less nice for IO wait times. So bundling does make a material impact for non-bundled backend applications and large libraries. I do agree, most impact is had when using b
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by frankdejonge 11mo ago
I use it to compile backend code. For those use-cases, IMO, vite itself is not so interesting (although I do use vitest). Using tsdown gives me a simplified API to compile my BE code so I can publish it to NPM. Nothing more nothing less. It
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by frankdejonge 11mo ago
I’m using tsdown for a collection of packages and am switching a current project ( https://flystorage.dev )over to it. I use it in “unbundle” mode, which doesn’t bundle but does file for file transpilation. To me, it’s an opiniona
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by frankdejonge 1y ago
Resolving by hash is a half solution at best. Not having automated dependency upgrades also has severe security downsides. Apart from that, lock files basically already do what you describe, they contain the hashes and the resolution is bas
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by frankdejonge 1y ago
While you might see them as parasites, their community reputation may be very different. To fit into your scenario, you may need to get work from the other bums.
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by frankdejonge 1y ago
This I would strongly dispute. I’ve seen it first hand many times that developers who ignore such things are definitely finding the negative consequences of it. It takes very careful maneuvering not to get burned, either by reputation damag
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by frankdejonge 1y ago
I’ve given up on hopes of having funding on open source. My open source packages account for about 1.2% of all PHP code downloaded from Packagist (package manager) but unless there is a commercial effort behind it, I do not see it happening
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by frankdejonge 1y ago
A bit unfortunate they used the term domain model here. Domain models here are purely data-centric, whereas domain modeling focuses mainly on behavior, not underlying data structures. The data that is used in domain models is used to facili
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by frankdejonge 1y ago
I believe that why they said "if not revenue growth". Those successful, yet unprofitable companies do have revenue growth, or market share growth.
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by frankdejonge 2y ago
Saying “hire good people and give them room to do good work” is bad advice is the same as judging a dish while using half a recipe. It’s execution centric and execution alone is never enough, you need direction. A strategy, a vision, a need
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by frankdejonge 2y ago
One thing that consistently bugs me is how upgrading from the lowest type of runners to _literally_ anything else renders your paid for included minutes useless. I do not understand who those wouldn't just be multiples of the base ru
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by frankdejonge 2y ago
As somebody who's spent over a decade making interactions with filesystem easier, I really understand why somebody would be tired. I originally made Flysystem for PHP to reduce the consumer-end complexity of using many types of filesys
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by frankdejonge 3y ago
Seeing that Washington granny smith apples are not the cheapest in Washington is pretty odd.
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Show HN: Flystorage – A file storage abstraction for Node/TypeScript(github.com)
2 points by frankdejonge 3y ago|0 comments
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by frankdejonge 3y ago
I look more towards optionality myself. Take for example the encapsulation of randomness. Depending on an abstract notion of randomness (an interface) that decouples you from the implementation is both useful for testing as it is for mainte
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by frankdejonge 3y ago
I must add that it's mostly mocking libraries that auto-generate mocks that are the culprit here. They're quick to introduce, but once introduced make it harder to change the implementation as the implementation logic is now repli
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by frankdejonge 3y ago
Mocking, when it is a large part of your test setup, makes your test focus on the blueprint of the implementation rather than the outcome of a unit of behaviour. This causes the tests to break relatively soon when the implementation changes
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by frankdejonge 3y ago
Most solutions on their own don't improve things a whole lot. Yet, in a system of supporting practices, it can be very powerful. The primary thing is you need a system, not just the individual parts. Testing without changing the design
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by frankdejonge 3y ago
If you fall into the case where every team is forced to work around the platform and create their own solution, the problem is not enforcement, it's offering. The thing that is offered is not working for the teams and there is a negati
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by frankdejonge 3y ago
I recognise the friction points very well. It's very frustrating and limits product team velocity. That said, in my experience this is mainly due to a misinterpretation and mis-implementation of platform teams. Too often, platform team
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by frankdejonge 3y ago
You had me until Lisp.
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by frankdejonge 3y ago
Correct me if I’m wrong, but I don’t think RedPanda is a database. I see it as a streaming data solution, which the novelty factor can be discussed as well, since it’s basically Kafka.
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by frankdejonge 3y ago
I don't mean to beat down on this article, but the bar set here seems pretty low. Many of the aspects detailed in the article, to me, fall under the responsibility of engineers well below principal level. Suggesting to use, and using,
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by frankdejonge 4y ago
In the Netherlands, countersteering is part of any motorbike practical exam. This is not standard in a lot of companies, but it is such an essential skill. It literally saves lives.
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How to integrate with external concerns within a domain model(blog.frankdejonge.nl)
2 points by frankdejonge 4y ago|0 comments
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by frankdejonge 4y ago
Back up in The Netherlands
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by frankdejonge 4y ago
Any intention to implement Redis Streams?
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Use a Message Envelope(blog.frankdejonge.nl)
1 points by frankdejonge 5y ago|0 comments

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