#GitKon starts in few hours. Some of the talks look interesting and I'm going to watch.
https://gitkon.com/

@dulanyw I actually did tiktok about it the other day 😅 : https://tinyurl.com/2h84npzn
I use it regularly and I find it useful to remove all the boring stuff and it is often very good in adding unit tests to existing code. It is nice it understands your codebase context. If you are joining new project, it will help you to follow some conventions etc.

Last week I asked several times #chatgpt to solve typescript issues I had on daily basis. Suggestions were useless and each time I had to use my own brain to find solution... Ok I admit I used #stackoverflow answer in one case :)
Event if it was not helpful in these (rather complex) cases, I find this technology impressive... but I am not afraid to lose my job ... for now :D

Noone likes to work with arrogant #developers :) Practice your #empathy! It is essential for effective #communication and #collaboration and helps to understand different perspectives. You can start from asking open-ended questions: Instead of making assumptions or jumping to conclusions.

Good #communication is essential for the success of any #web #development project. Therefore you should:
- practice active listening
- use clear and concise language
- take into account audience level of understanding
- be open and honest
- seek feedback
- take time to fully understand the message you receive

@frankel
Thank you for sharing. I just finished #sketchnoting training which is even more effective IMO. When you learn few icons and basic rules, it is fast enough to note as other person speaks and it might be very useful to explain something to others.

@dulanyw I krew it! Thank you so much ❤️

@baumannzone You inspired me, I'm going to try it...

@baumannzone test passed! Congrats

@stacy @Jeroenmols try pnpm instead of yarn or npm... Saves some time and disk space 💪

@dlsym I've been there... Today when #typescript proved to be helpful in my projects and I know it better, I love it...

@mitsunee nice example, thank you for sharing

Hi @togetherwecode I was principal Developer before I switched to consulting (which is pretty much the same)
Focused on Frontend these days butI have 10+ years backend experience...

@spierala you're right. I was considering alternatives but it makes much more sense to stick to redux toolkit after all...

@sentience very well explained 👍

@spierala The project where I need state management is in React, it is a replacement to legacy project in Angular. This is why the team already knows RxJS
Our biggest concern is performance (core web vitals)...

So MiniRx solves more or less the same problem as redux-toolkit ? (less boilerplate)

@spierala just realised you are the author 😊 respect 👍
I am about to introduce #redux to the project and your library looks something worth consider. The team use familiar with #rxjs

@spierala looks very interesting... Have you seen this on production (used in the project)? Any opinion about it to share?

Ep #90 of #aroundITin256 #podcast: #Mastodon: next-generation, open source social network: https://nurkiewicz.com/90

"After many dramatic events around #Twitter lately, many people, including myself, began experimenting with Mastodon. Superficially it's an open-source clone of the former that anyone can deploy and host. However, once you look deeper, it's actually a completely different philosophy and architecture. Let's focus on how Mastodon federated network is built"

@dulanyw yes both are true and (what is most important in my opinion) it gives you the chance to learn on your mistakes. #pullrequest you do to someone's project will be faced with other most likely more experienced developers point of view. You can't level up your skills without practice and you need someone to point out your mistakes.