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I'm not that person but I'd like if Hashnode supported URL query parameters for searching a particular blog's posts, is this possible? This is what I'm thinking of:
codewithcory.hashnode.dev/?q…
Source: The 2022-08-31 episode of the OpenSauced Podcast @saucedopen with @bdougieYO. Here's the link! youtu.be/NLA7S-MVS9A
I consider "declarative" to be a really helpful term when talking about approaches to code.
For example: Zod, one of my favorite javascript/typescript libraries, has a very declarative developer API.
See how Zod boasts about being declarative:
I think of declarative as the opposite of imperative.
Imperative = step-by-step instructions, like a series of statements.
Declarative = a description of an end-state, like an SQL query or a CSS ruleset.
ALT Example of imperative programming in JavaScript
ALT Example of declarative programming in SQL
1. Touring DC
2. Starting to transfer my articles from Medium to @hashnode
ALT The White House
Great examples of Omit and Pick in #typescript from @DevSimplified! Check out his Short on YouTube: youtu.be/tNN8xXDNp9o
ALT Using TypeScript's Omit to easily create a NewUser type which is just one property different than the User type
ALT Using TypeScript's Pick to easily create a NewUser type which is just one property different than the User type
I just uploaded a new video! (Pick/Omit Are One Of The Best Features Of TypeScript) youtu.be/tNN8xXDNp9o
A Persian mace. The ears of the bull make a whistling sound when swung: psychological warfare to intimidate opponents 😱
“The Forge” by James McNeill Whistler, 1834-1903
AKA Actual photo of the Forge dev team and I building tools for the rest of our software engineers 💯 – at Boston, MA
Hercules wearing nothing but the skin of a lion he killed, holding the club he used to do it.
Art by Piero della Francesca at the Gardner Museum in #Boston.
“The causes of Parkinson’s are unknown, but analyzing typing data can show early onset of symptoms”
Really interesting project: #NeuroQWERTY
@MITMuseum
