software engineer at @github & building @saraostech
Asturias (Spain)
Joined August 2014
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One of the things I like the most about using Builders is the expressiveness you can achieve in your tests 😍
codecoolture.com/blog/builde…
I’ve been traveling around Iceland for the last 12 days and I’m astonished by its beautiful landscapes and natural spots! 💙💙💙
I used Instagram to share some more pics: instagram.com/codecoolture
when you're sure you've seen everything, @cloudflare announces a database running on the edge, and the example queries look for QUESO CABRALES (a typical cheese from my home region, Asturies!)
You may use the idea behind forwardRef in all kinds of JavaScript/TypeScript projects, independently from having or not a dependency injection container :-)
Finally, I have found some time to catch up with pending content, and I just watched Elena's (@BytesAndHumans) talk at Next.js Conf last year. Cool stuff!
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1. What companies think they have.
2. What companies think they need.
3. What companies actually need.
😁
ALT A Google Trends chart comparison between 1) Agile Software Development (the most popular thing). 2) DevOps (the second most popular thing, growing up). 3) Continuous Delivery (not popular at all).
¡Gracias, Kalte! Tienes razón, es demasiado espartano 😅 Otra opción también podría ser dejar de lado la animación e ir a por algo así:
Pues nada, que @GitHub Copilot también me escribe los copy 😁
ALT Una captura de pantalla de VS Code con la extensión de Copilot activada y una sugerencia de texto para un mensaje de error.
Some minor fixes just before going to bed 😴
Bio is now at the top. Community names are always single-lined (thanks, @pmareke, for this feedback!).
I've started to work today on user profile pages for @saraostech! I expect them to be live by the end of this week. What do you folks think about this initial working draft?
ALT A brand-new user profile page for saraos.tech. It shows the user's profile picture, links to their social media accounts, and some more information about: what communities they are organizing, following, or participating in.
I think this has been a guiding principle for me over the last few years. That's why I'm usually wary of applying the "rules" expressed by Clean Code dogmatically. Instead, I try to design software optimized for learning and ease of change.
"[...] it is about enhancing our ability to create high-quality software more sustainably and more reliably."
-- @DaveFarley77, "Modern Software Engineering".
