Interesting. I’ve only read the blue one, will get a copy of red. Thank you!
Are these books Evans(blue) and Vernon(red)?
Thank you for your reply. 'Make linux type like a mac, the zero effort solution'. Exactly what I'm after!
I'm running Ubuntu on my custom build desktop PC but with a wired apple keyboard. I also use Macs quite a lot. If I could get consistency between the two with key bindings it would be so good. I'll have a dig for…
Do you know of a way to get OSX key bindings on Ubuntu?
Congratulations on publishing! I'm looking at picking up some Go best practices. What level of Go/coding experience do you feel your book is pitched at?
This is the context I’ve used it in
Ah ok, they’re saying don’t use a new promise to do async logic not don’t use them for more sync things later down the chain. Thank you!
> In JavaScript, this is often indicated by new Promise inside a .then(). I have found myself doing this sometimes, why is it considered bad practice?
Interesting. I’ve only read the blue one, will get a copy of red. Thank you!
Are these books Evans(blue) and Vernon(red)?
Thank you for your reply. 'Make linux type like a mac, the zero effort solution'. Exactly what I'm after!
I'm running Ubuntu on my custom build desktop PC but with a wired apple keyboard. I also use Macs quite a lot. If I could get consistency between the two with key bindings it would be so good. I'll have a dig for…
Do you know of a way to get OSX key bindings on Ubuntu?
Congratulations on publishing! I'm looking at picking up some Go best practices. What level of Go/coding experience do you feel your book is pitched at?
This is the context I’ve used it in
Ah ok, they’re saying don’t use a new promise to do async logic not don’t use them for more sync things later down the chain. Thank you!
> In JavaScript, this is often indicated by new Promise inside a .then(). I have found myself doing this sometimes, why is it considered bad practice?