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Andrea_Holtz on Twitter / X
Andrea_Holtz on Twitter / X
@charlespattson Usually not listening to music at the office, I like to be aware of co-workers discussing projects around me or wanting my attention. But at times it's the opposite, I put headphones/music on to drown out noisy co-workers. Loud stuff like metal, trance, Beastie Boys.
Andrea_Holtz on Twitter / X
Hrefna Helgadóttir (Habbi) on Twitter / X
Hrefna Helgadóttir (Habbi) on Twitter / X
@donnacamos88 don’t pretend to know something you don’t, don’t be afraid to ask questions, wear something that makes you feel confident (yes, even though it’s a video call) and remember it’s also about you learning about the job. Best of luck ✨
Hrefna Helgadóttir (Habbi) on Twitter / X
Kelly Vaughn on Twitter / X
Kelly Vaughn on Twitter / X
When you're the sole developer on a project but you want your work to be recognized https://t.co/8nK2HlNGol
Kelly Vaughn on Twitter / X
Meng To on Twitter / X
Meng To on Twitter / X
Today I learned that you can use auto-fit in CSS Grid to wrap the content. No more media queries. 🤯 https://t.co/Ji8JpgB6sc
Meng To on Twitter / X
Emily Kager on Twitter / X
Emily Kager on Twitter / X
Was hanging out with a French stranger in my hostel and I told her I worked for Mozilla as an engineer and she gasped and was like 'FIREFOX?? IM GONNA TELL ALL MY FRIENDS I MET A FIREFOX DEVELOPER' PSA for all y'all: This is the only energy I'm accepting from now on in 2020
Emily Kager on Twitter / X
Guerrilla on Twitter / X
Guerrilla on Twitter / X
Lucky fans at Winter Wonder Festival 2020 get a first look at these stunning statues of Aloy and the Stalker by @Prime1Studio 👀😍 https://t.co/1fLgU5YWNw
Guerrilla on Twitter / X
DHH on Twitter / X
DHH on Twitter / X
The fact that programmers continue to use 'magic' as a derogative for tools they're too lazy to understand boggles my mind. You really have to be an utter killjoy to decide 'yeah, magic, I hate that' when your job is literally to invent programs for computers to perform!
DHH on Twitter / X
Brett Huff - The Leader’s Touch on Twitter / X
Brett Huff - The Leader’s Touch on Twitter / X
@dhh To me, “magic” is just an abstraction. So “it works by magic” just means that I can trust it to do its thing, and I can focus on building on top of it. If you’re mad at things being magic, then it seems you’re refusing to stand on the shoulders of giants.
Brett Huff - The Leader’s Touch on Twitter / X
Sarah Drasner on Twitter / X
Sarah Drasner on Twitter / X
@rauchg Human problems become code problems more than companies pay attention to for how strong a correlation it is
Sarah Drasner on Twitter / X
Simon Willison on Twitter / X
Simon Willison on Twitter / X
@rauchg Academic papers are a terrible way of communicating ideas. It's like they're culturally designed to have as high a barrier to entry as possible. Gatekeeping is baked into the format!
Simon Willison on Twitter / X
Seekers_Sanctuary on Twitter / X
Seekers_Sanctuary on Twitter / X
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Seekers_Sanctuary on Twitter / X
Minko Gechev on Twitter / X
Minko Gechev on Twitter / X
🔥 New episode of the 'Programming' podcast In only 10 minutes learn about the Trie data structure: 🔸 How to perform *fast* search in large strings ⚡️ 🔸 How to implement a Trie in your favorite language 🔸 Check a sample trie in the resources section https://t.co/eaoWHRDmNd https://t.co/UvnlUN9vVa
Minko Gechev on Twitter / X
Prismic on Twitter / X
Prismic on Twitter / X
Starting out can be scary and Senior devs can seem like they know everything... then you realize they're just better at Google than you. So don't worry junior devs, you've got this!❤️ Watch @devdevcharlie discuss this and more in the full interview 👇 https://t.co/nQejQZmQ2W https://t.co/m9VdxCK5SU
Prismic on Twitter / X
Kent C. Dodds 🌌 on Twitter / X
Kent C. Dodds 🌌 on Twitter / X
Maybe I should write a blog post about this... There are drawbacks, but the benefits are just 🤯 Does anyone else do this?
Kent C. Dodds 🌌 on Twitter / X
📙 Alex Hillman on Twitter / X
📙 Alex Hillman on Twitter / X
“Once I realized I only need a relatively small # of people on the ENTIRE INTERNET to be willing to buy from me, the entire mental block of ‘but is there anybody out there who would buy from me?’ is gone. OF COURSE they are out there. The internet is huge.”
📙 Alex Hillman on Twitter / X
Addy Osmani on Twitter / X
Addy Osmani on Twitter / X
If JavaScript libraries are proving costly, replace them with smaller alternatives. Lots of great options in https://t.co/dtMSv5DLfp & https://t.co/hU1xwmn9N7 https://t.co/dK07ZTJfVe
Addy Osmani on Twitter / X
joel 🌦️ on Twitter / X
joel 🌦️ on Twitter / X
@CodeSharePaul They mean self-directed and autodidactic. Nobody means that they are synthesizing JavaScript in isolation.
joel 🌦️ on Twitter / X
alecs manning-rees on Twitter / X
alecs manning-rees on Twitter / X
In Tamworth station having taken a £50 taxi to get here due to lines cancelled. the shop’s card machine stopped working so rather than give me my coffee that was already made she poured it down the sink... am i the only one who thinks this is ridiculous?
alecs manning-rees on Twitter / X
Michael Hartl on Twitter / X
Michael Hartl on Twitter / X
There’s absolutely no way I could pass the coding interview at any of the big tech companies. Even the ones where the interviewer learned to code from one of my tutorials. https://t.co/rheTgnosPe
Michael Hartl on Twitter / X
Aaron Viviano on Twitter / X
Aaron Viviano on Twitter / X
@minimaxir It’s frustrating that candidates are asked #ComputerScience technical questions for #SoftwareEngineering positions. We should be asking about design, maintainability, team skills, testing communication ability, the basics of programming, etc... not algorithms or trick questions.
Aaron Viviano on Twitter / X
Adam Sharp on Twitter / X
Adam Sharp on Twitter / X
A whatchamacallit in different languages: 7. Thingamajig (English) 6. Chingadera (Spanish) 5. Himstergims (Danish) 4. Naninani (Japanese) 3. Zamazingo (Turkish) 2. Dingsbums (German) 1. Huppeldepup (Dutch)
Adam Sharp on Twitter / X
Mandy Michael on Twitter / X
Mandy Michael on Twitter / X
@chidakash @foobartel To me that's definitely not a subheading? It's the summary of an article. Maybe my idea of a heading is inflexible? What makes you think it's a subheading?
Mandy Michael on Twitter / X