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benoitpasquier.com | ||
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danielpecos.com
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| | | | | Javascript is an old well-known friend that is growing rapidly and gaining traction since Node.js, a command line Javascript interpreter based on Chrome V8 Javascript Virtual Machine, was published. Its community is building great stuff, and more and more companies are moving into this stack, with a high success ratio. http://nodegeek.net Luckily for me, for my last two professional years I have been involved in one way or another with it, been able to relearn the language and discover its framework. | |
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coornail.net
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| | | | | A recent Hacker News thread got me to revisit my dotfiles repository and reflect on the tools I've been using for the past 10+ years. Technologies like the cloud and docker came, but surprisingly nothing major has changed in these years. | |
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dusty.phillips.codes
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| | | | | Instead of writing a new article on Rescript this weekend, I ended up writing an entire project in Rescript! rescript-zora provides Rescript bindings to the lightning-fast zora unit testing framework. I chose zora because it has excellent SEO for fastest javascript test framework, and it deserves it. | |
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www.joeltok.com
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| | | The Problem Over the years I've often needed to search for specific files by their name in Visual Studio Code, but never figured out how to do it. I had always assumed that a Command F would reveal the file to me, but nope, that always only searched within files. So I've had to always resort to using complicated bash commands from search engine results (searching a new method each time I needed to do this), or literally trying my luck poking at folders in a random search. | ||
