Alex Demin *.{ts,js} @code_harder

A lead software engineer 👨‍💻 TS/JS, front/back ❤️ Open-source experiments 🔬 xperiments.xyz here and now Joined May 2022

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Alex Demin *.{ts,js} @code_harder

4 months ago

As a team lead I talk to client stakeholders without metaphors—just facts. As a freelancer I leaned on analogies, proof I didn’t fully grasp the topic. Every analogy distorts. #TeamLead #ClientCommunication #PlainLanguage

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Alex Demin *.{ts,js} @code_harder

a year ago

I close tabs in a browser. I group them, collapse, and hide. I save URLs for later. It enhances my focus. 🧘

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Alex Demin *.{ts,js} @code_harder

a year ago

Once, I started with a commercial TS project with only JS experience, and it worked out. 🤓 Thanks to my great co-workers.

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Cory House @housecor

a year ago

Problem: I want to require a specific format for a TypeScript string. Solution: Template literal type. Example: In react-switchboard, each state key must start with "sb-". I created a PrefixedKey type to enforce it:

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Alex Demin *.{ts,js} @code_harder

a year ago

It’s helpful to make abstracts of what is being read. A badly organized summary is better than no summary at all. A well-organized summary can be useful after months and years.

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Alex Demin *.{ts,js} @code_harder

a year ago

I took a photo of a meeting room and used it as a background so I could participate in meetings with my distributed team as I was in the office. #LifeHacks

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Alex Demin *.{ts,js} @code_harder

a year ago

I imagine asking for an answer from a colleague. A good explanation and a well-formulated question - and everything becomes clear. 🪄

Marko Denic @denicmarko

a year ago

I imagine asking for an answer from a colleague. A good explanation and a well-formulated question - and everything becomes clear. 🪄

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Alex Demin *.{ts,js} @code_harder

a year ago

I noticed that my coworker doesn't use semicolons. So I set up ESLint and Prettier to not use them. That's how our crypto project came to the dark side 😎