Robert Schaap @colorcodedcode

colorcodedcode.com Amsterdam, The Netherlands Joined November 2017

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Eric Elliott @ericelliott_

5 years ago

How to speed up developers: * Give them one task at a time to focus on * Avoid context switches * Cut meetings * Avoid interruptions

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About Programming @abt_programming

9 years ago

"I prefer to increase the spacing for each successive indent according to the Fibonacci sequence" - @RichardWestenra

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Ryan Chenkie @ryanchenkie

5 years ago

Thoughtful. ⚛️

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Robert Schaap @colorcodedcode

5 years ago

Thanks @tanmaigo for the awesome GraphQL workshop during @ReactAmsterdam / #reactsummit. Will definitely be checking out Hasura over the weekend 🙂

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Katie Hempenius @katiehempenius

5 years ago

Free books on reliability (from Google SRE): - Site Reliability Engineering: How Google Runs Production Systems bit.ly/34hFLEX - The Site Reliability Workbook bit.ly/34hFLEX - Building Secure & Reliable Systems bit.ly/3aPmBZs

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Martin Kleppe @aemkei

5 years ago

After doing some research, I came across this beautiful JavaScript poem (aka Source Code Poetry) by Andrew Longstaff: sourcecodepoetry.com/?pgid=jl4tl4ne…

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Mattso @M4ttso

5 years ago

Don’t say anything. Just RT when you see it.

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Robert Schaap @colorcodedcode

6 years ago

Forget about dark mode, the sun is out, where's solarised light mode. 🌞

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Addy Osmani @addyosmani

6 years ago

Tip: You can abort Fetch API requests with AbortController. bit.ly/abort-fetch by @jaffathecake covers it well. Glad browser support improved! bit.ly/ac-mdn

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Eric Elliott @ericelliott_

6 years ago

@rauschma Discussion of the costs of TypeScript and viable alternatives (such as using the TS engine for standard JS + occasional JSDoc) that may be a better fit for some teams. TypeScript is very cool, but you don't get the benefits for free. medium.com/javascript-sce…

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kitze @thekitze

6 years ago

just when you think he’s out of ideas 😂

Neal Agarwal @nealagarwal

6 years ago

just when you think he’s out of ideas 😂

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RedMonk @redmonk

6 years ago

The RedMonk Programming Language Rankings: January 2020 ift.tt/2voEAX6

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Konami @Konami

6 years ago

We are saddened to hear about the passing of Kazuhisa Hashimoto, a deeply talented producer who first introduced the world to the "Konami Code". Our thoughts are with Hashimoto-san's family and friends at this time. Rest In Peace.

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John Arundel @bitfield

6 years ago

Junior dev: My code is simple and easy to understand. Mid-level dev: My code is subtle, clever, innovative, expressive, hyper-optimized, and ingenious. Senior dev: My code is simple and easy to understand.

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not just pixels @getifyX

6 years ago

Don't forget that my @FLJSbook is still on a great $7 sale through the end of the year to say #Goodbye2019 and get set for a great next year 2020.

not just pixels @getifyX

6 years ago

Don't forget that my @FLJSbook is still on a great $7 sale through the end of the year to say #Goodbye2019 and get set for a great next year 2020.

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Tomasz Łakomy @tlakomy

6 years ago

Using Higher Order Components in React

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Mark Dalgleish @markdalgleish

6 years ago

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Eric Elliott @ericelliott_

6 years ago

Don't abstract too early. Wait until you've copied and pasted a couple times. You need example use-cases to create good abstractions.

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Andrew Clark @acdlite

6 years ago

forEach is bullshit. Use a for loop.

Ricky 🦋 @rickhanlonii

6 years ago

forEach is bullshit. Use a for loop.

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Sam Selikoff @samselikoff

6 years ago

"One really important rule if you want to do layout well — and I learned this the hard way — is that components shouldn't contain surrounding whitespace." Take these words to heart – wish I had learned this lesson much earlier than I did!