I would imagine that you could use it to write automated tests for Canvas code (maybe charts?) running in Node, e.g., jest with snapshots.
I think the morality he's speaking to is the scalability of using that strategy. If everyone does it, then the system overloads and breaks. If only a few individuals do it, then those individuals willing to arrogate…
As they explain in the article, a row-less layout with columns is quite common in the non-web world. They acknowledge that some people are arguing that it's not needed because nobody's using it (on the web). Nobody's…
From the retrospective. > And yet I do know that you can write complex, relatively bug free code without tests, because I did it. > I do know that you can write complex, relatively bug free code without anyone looking…
It very much used to work like this, pretty much exclusively. More recently, though (especially, the last couple of years), browser vendors work very closely with standards groups, contributing there, and looking for…
I didn't read the article. Does this include money lost on NFTs and crpyto? ducks
Summa Technologiae (Electronic Mediations) by Stanisław Lem (1966) From my notes: "This is a non-fiction work translated from the original Polish. It is not a light work: it encompasses Lem’s complex and intricate…
Agreed. I wrote up some thoughts about the "Rebase considered harmful" article in one called "Rebase considered essential" <https://www.earthli.com/news/view_article.php?id=3864> "Who decides where one level of…
Honestly, Azure DevOps is a solid replacement. The integration is really good and the "Boards" software really feels like they're eating their own dog food. Their Wiki software is Markdown stored in a Git repo (unlike…
The author has been living and teaching in France for years now. He reads and speaks many languages besides French and English.
I've been reading Justin's work for years. The length of his essays is not due to a lack of editing down his rambles, but that he has a lot to say. I think he's one of the most consistently interesting writers right…
That sentence has perhaps not been edited in a while. .NET has been multi-platform for years. (edit: my bad, I didn't see that you'd linked to the .NET Framework, which is the Windows-only legacy runtime.) There are…
I would imagine that you could use it to write automated tests for Canvas code (maybe charts?) running in Node, e.g., jest with snapshots.
I think the morality he's speaking to is the scalability of using that strategy. If everyone does it, then the system overloads and breaks. If only a few individuals do it, then those individuals willing to arrogate…
As they explain in the article, a row-less layout with columns is quite common in the non-web world. They acknowledge that some people are arguing that it's not needed because nobody's using it (on the web). Nobody's…
From the retrospective. > And yet I do know that you can write complex, relatively bug free code without tests, because I did it. > I do know that you can write complex, relatively bug free code without anyone looking…
It very much used to work like this, pretty much exclusively. More recently, though (especially, the last couple of years), browser vendors work very closely with standards groups, contributing there, and looking for…
I didn't read the article. Does this include money lost on NFTs and crpyto? ducks
Summa Technologiae (Electronic Mediations) by Stanisław Lem (1966) From my notes: "This is a non-fiction work translated from the original Polish. It is not a light work: it encompasses Lem’s complex and intricate…
Agreed. I wrote up some thoughts about the "Rebase considered harmful" article in one called "Rebase considered essential" <https://www.earthli.com/news/view_article.php?id=3864> "Who decides where one level of…
Honestly, Azure DevOps is a solid replacement. The integration is really good and the "Boards" software really feels like they're eating their own dog food. Their Wiki software is Markdown stored in a Git repo (unlike…
The author has been living and teaching in France for years now. He reads and speaks many languages besides French and English.
I've been reading Justin's work for years. The length of his essays is not due to a lack of editing down his rambles, but that he has a lot to say. I think he's one of the most consistently interesting writers right…
That sentence has perhaps not been edited in a while. .NET has been multi-platform for years. (edit: my bad, I didn't see that you'd linked to the .NET Framework, which is the Windows-only legacy runtime.) There are…