Anis Jonischkeit @_anisj

[object Object] github.com/anisjonischkeit Brisbane, Australia Joined December 2016

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Anis Jonischkeit @_anisj

4 years ago

Covid conspiracy theorists remind me of the kids in Harry Potter that 7 books in still don't believe that Voldemort has come back

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Anis Jonischkeit @_anisj

4 years ago

Using CSS grid for the first time... pretty amazing how easy it is to totally shift your UI!

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Reid Butler @reid_butler9

5 years ago

That moment when a voxie gets crashed by an absolute legend. 🍻 #wodonga #channel12news

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If you cannot make yourself leave some money on the table (once the basics are covered), you’ve become addicted to the pursuit of income maximization. You’re not in charge of your destiny anymore, and you’ll go where the money is, at all costs. It’s tragic.

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Anis Jonischkeit @_anisj

5 years ago

readability for non-devs is actually not what makes @cucumberbdd great. It's actually the fact that it forces you to abstract away how you are testing, showing instead only what you are testing.

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Anis Jonischkeit @_anisj

5 years ago

He's on that Deno hype!

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Anis Jonischkeit @_anisj

5 years ago

Sometimes I feel like @awscloud is just messing with me... Why did you change my region again? To Ireland this time... Why Ireland???

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Anis Jonischkeit @_anisj

5 years ago

Wow, just saw what @HasuraHQ is hoping to bring out in v1.3 (scheduled for release at the end of the month). Remote Joins and Permissions for Remote Schemas??? THIS IS HUGE! github.com/hasura/graphql…

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Zachary Perret @zachperret

5 years ago

The fail case for WFH is not inefficiency; it's burnout.

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Mark Dalgleish @markdalgleish

6 years ago

Having trouble with code quality? Write a lot of tests. And I mean a *lot*. Test every file in isolation. Mock as many imports as possible. When you're done, your code will still be bad, but now your tests will make sure it's impossible to improve anything in any meaningful way.

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Insider Tech @TechInsider

6 years ago

What coronavirus symptoms look like, day by day

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Phil Libin @plibin

6 years ago

I was just on a Zoom call that ended automagically after 40 minutes because the organizer was on a free tier. This is the single greatest advance to meeting productivity that I’ve ever seen. Would pay extra for this feature.

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Anis Jonischkeit @_anisj

6 years ago

This is one of those things where you think you're righting cleaner code but you actually just add accidental complexity (it's in a class, I'll just add some state).

Patrick Ecker @ryyppy

6 years ago

This is one of those things where you think you're righting cleaner code but you actually just add accidental complexity (it's in a class, I'll just add some state).

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Anis Jonischkeit @_anisj

6 years ago

Any blockers on COVID-19? Seems like we should prioritise getting this one done.

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Mark Dalgleish @markdalgleish

6 years ago

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jordwalke @jordwalke

6 years ago

TypeScript is absolutely right! TS picks useful path starting with JS semantics. ReasonML picks useful path by expanding from a subset and using OCaml’s level of soundness on it. TS is valid. Reason is valid. Both self-aware of respective approaches. That’s how you deliver value.

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John “Rock & Roll” Tolkien @jrockandrollt

6 years ago

Here's my wish for you in 2020: when a recruiter asks your salary expectations, you're gonna take a deep breath, gather all up all your aplomb and say, "if you have to ask, you can't afford me"