Wojciech Matuszewski @wm_matuszewski

AWS SA Professional and AWS SA Associate certified. Grateful for what I have. dev.to/wojciechmatusz… Kołobrzeg, Poland Joined June 2018

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Rafal Wilinski @rafalwilinski

3 months ago

Can’t wait to see these “memories”: - since 12/7 user created 57 commits named “CI fix” and 23 “lint fix” - user likes to refer to me as “moron” or “idiot” (the feeling is mutual) - based on commit messages, user thinks he’s a “Sisyphus”, should I call authorities?

Garth Scaysbrook @brooksy4503

3 months ago

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Lukas Hermann @_lhermann

6 months ago

Rare picture of two founders vibe coding their product

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Wojciech Matuszewski @wm_matuszewski

6 months ago

At this point, what am I supposed to do? No matter how hard I try, AI won't listen to me sometimes.

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Dmitrii Kovanikov @ChShersh

6 months ago

I spent 45 minutes today to learn Go. I know Go now. I can see the appeal.

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I Am Devloper @iamdevloper

6 months ago

vibe coding, where 2 engineers can now create the tech debt of at least 50 engineers

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Tomasz Łakomy @tlakomy

8 months ago

Isn't it funny, how day by day nothing changes but, when we look back, everything is different.

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Wojciech Matuszewski @wm_matuszewski

11 months ago

This tip is pure gold epicweb.dev/inverse-assert… Seemingly so "simple", yet something I could not find a good way of doing until now. Thank you, @kettanaito, for sharing.

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Tomasz Łakomy @tlakomy

a year ago

*eye twitch*

WarrenBuffering @WarrenInTheBuff

a year ago

*eye twitch*

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Tomasz Łakomy @tlakomy

a year ago

🌶️ *every* JS/TS function that takes more than one argument should take an object instead Better IDE support, code completion and you’ll never screw up the order of arguments

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Wojciech Matuszewski @wm_matuszewski

a year ago

If you use Playwright for tests, do yourself a favor and wrap your expects / actions with `test.step`. This way, you will make the test output more readable, especially while reading the steps in the "UI mode". playwright.dev/docs/api/class…

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Tomasz Łakomy @tlakomy

2 years ago

First day at @runwayml today, onward 🚀

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Wojciech Matuszewski @wm_matuszewski

2 years ago

Give yourself a favor and read through this excellent resource by @shadeed9 a read. defensivecss.dev

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Wojciech Matuszewski @wm_matuszewski

2 years ago

A wealth of knowledge about JS event loop -> blog.frontend-almanac.com/event-loop-myt…

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Tomasz Łakomy @tlakomy

2 years ago

My unpopular (?) opinion is that buying in-flight wifi is a mistake. 5-10h flight is a perfect opportunity for an Internet break, actually read that book you always carry in your backpack, to think about the meaning of life, web components etc.

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Wojciech Matuszewski @wm_matuszewski

2 years ago

A very good video on the usage of React.useMemo and React.useCallback. Many times, I've seen those abused and used, in my humble opinion, incorrectly. youtube.com/watch?v=huBxer…

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Zac Charles 🇺🇦 @zaccharles

2 years ago

Yay! 🙂🥱🤯🎉🥳 credly.com/badges/d12fc0f…

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Andrew Clark @acdlite

2 years ago

e2e tests continue to be underrated. Yes, they are slower to run than unit tests, and usually take longer to write, but a good e2e test lasts forever, no matter how often you change the implementation. It's the only kind of test I want to write anymore. It's worth the extra work.

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Andrew Clark @acdlite

2 years ago

Many programmers underuse control flow because they associate it with the repetitive "spaghetti code" they wrote as a beginner. So they make things excessively DRY by passing around state (booleans, enums). But state is *the* thing that makes code hard to understand.

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Wojciech Matuszewski @wm_matuszewski

2 years ago

The `user-select: all` for making it easier to copy text is such a great idea I only learned recently about. Check it out here -> developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web…