YAGRI is like YAGNI in the world of databases. But still a little bit different.
www.scottantipa.com/yagri
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Hey folks, happy 2025 🥂
I am considering adding an extra dimension to my channel and making AI/Machine Learning-related videos. Would you be interested in those?
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Are you wondering which tsconfig.json options would benefit you the most? Here's a great article explaining exactly that:
tduyng.com/blog/tsconfig-options-you-should-use/
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A fun and interactive guide into the most commonly used queueing types. Check it out:
encore.dev/blog/queueing
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I recently read an interesting article on how Slack has improved their services to be able to execute the cron jobs reliable, since these trigger scripts that are needed to send out emails, notifications as well as do database cleanups.
Link to the article, in case you're interested:
slack.engineering/executing-cron-scripts-reliably-…
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How do you optimize as a software engineer? Here are 4 different levels of Optimization one can dig into:
tratt.net/laurie/blog/2023/four_kinds_of_optimisat…
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How crazy is that?
Now you can create not only just HTML & CSS mockups from a sketch, but mockups that are FUNCTIONAL, meaning - they include JS! Check out "make-real":
github.com/tldraw/make-real
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Some of the biggest additions to ECMAScript 2023 are the new improved array methods. You now can use the immutable versions of the old methods, which in fact means - cleaner code and fewer bugs. This means, instead of:
- using "reverse()" use "toReversed()"
- using "sort()" use "toSorted()"
- using "splice()" use "toSpliced()".
But that's not all. We also have "with()" which returns a copy of the original array but with a modified value on a specific index. Let me know if you've already used them 😉
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“There are two methods in software design. One is to make the program so simple, that there are obviously no errors. The other is to make it so complicated, there are no obvious errors.” - Tony Hoare, inventor of the quicksort algorithm.
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