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The difference between functions and methods
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Combining data with multiple fetch requests
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A React Query Gotcha
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3y ago
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Find a Git commit from the command line
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3y ago
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Declaritive and Imperitive Programming
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They say that gear doesn’t matter, but it does
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steverydz
4y ago
> People using JS regularly should be able to separate out TS noise, and asking the world to avoid TS for _every_ piece of knowledge content sounds like hyperbole. I have worked with junior developers who struggle with this. I am not sug
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4y ago
Type annotations can add a lot of noise to the code if you don't understand what they are. Bear in mind I'm talking about someone trying to learn something. If they don't know TS you're expectng them to boil code they do
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steverydz
4y ago
I'd say it depends on your JavaScript experience prior to learning TS. It will be easier for some than others. I don't think it's fair to assume that most people will find it straightforward.
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steverydz
4y ago
I couldn't agree more. I see this with React too. You can go a long way without knowing much about JS as a language. You can also get a lot more out of tools and frameworks once you understand what problems they are solving.
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4y ago
I wouldn't be so sure that MOST devs would use TS. It certainly is popular and dare I say trendy, but I know more people and projects that don't use it over those that do.
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Stop giving code examples in TypeScript
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Git commit messages: Why or what?
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Canonical release v3.0 of their design system Vanilla
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steverydz
11y ago
Indeed. Hoping they do the right thing and take it down quickly. Don't particularly want to go the legal route, but will do so if I have to.
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steverydz
11y ago
Good point, thanks :)
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Bing Digital stole my website
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Making ends meet
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Diving into code
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Starting small
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My journey through the JavaScript pattern jungle
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Node tools and libraries that I rely on
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Consensus-Driven Development
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It's OK to not know everything
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Validating schemas with Mongoose
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Kick-starting a front-end project
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Learning TDD with fizzbuzz
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Getting started with Jasmine on a Rails project
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Building a grid system with Sass
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The boy scout rule
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