Ale(ssandro) Segala (@ItalyPaleAle) profile picture

Cooker of great risotto. Sometimes tech nerd. Building @daprdev at @Microsoft—prev @code. Opinions are mine 🇮🇹🇨🇦🇺🇸

Seattle, WA
Joined October 2010
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Ale(ssandro) Segala retweeted
Introducing Turbopack, the successor to Webpack. ◆ ~700x faster than Webpack ◆ 10x faster than Vite ◆ Native incremental architecture built with Rust ◆ Support for React Server Components ◆ Support for TS, JSX, CSS & more Now open-source in Alpha. vercel.com/blog/turbopack
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My new favorite Switch game 💯
🎉 #Dorfromantik is OUT NOW on #NintendoSwitch! 🏡 Create beautiful village landscapes 🌻 Explore colorful biomes 🐻 Unlock new tiles ☕ Build creatively & relax 💕 ⬇️ Store Links Below ⬇️
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Late, but 2 weeks ago I had my first CVE: 2022-36313👨‍💻 Reported and fixed a high-severity DoS (CVSS 7.5) in a NPM module with 19M+ weekly downloads #OpenSource security.snyk.io/vuln/SNYK-J…
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<br> causes a syntax error Also, all cool JS libraries had even cooler domain names (script.aculo.us)
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Ale(ssandro) Segala retweeted
did I “kill a plant” or did the plant not have what it takes to thrive in this fast-paced environment
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Me every time I write something using reflection in @golang (and usually it works after 20 attempts and I have no idea why)
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😂 When @Ryanair of all is the one trolling
Crypto bros yesterday vs. Crypto bros today #welcomeaboard
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Sometimes it means not writing code at all. I have lived through multiple situations when not writing the code (and using no-code tools like MS Flow) was the right choice. 2 examples: 🧵
What many sw engineers don't realize: The majority of jobs do not hire you to write the highest quality code or produce the cleanest architecture. They hire you to solve their business problems very efficiently. Sometimes this means high-quality code. Sometimes not at all.
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Once I had to build an app that collected email addresses. That’s a compliance nightmare because of all the regulations. Using no-code allowed me to get a webhook that stored the emails on an encrypted XLS in SharePoint. Privacy team approved right away and we shipped in 2 days.
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Another case was an app that would send internal users certain codes. With a Flow I got all the business rules like checking if user is in a security group, getting codes, etc. Once I built it, it worked for 2 years w/o having to touch it once: zero maintenance, patching, fixes…
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I just `rm -rf` 'd the folder containing the data of my Postgres database. Maybe doing maintenance on my server while tired like tonight was not a good idea 😫
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(Good news is that I had just performed a backup 2 minutes before)
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Quick look behind the scenes of #VSCodeDay
Our VS Code Day 2022 event is about to start! Join our livestream at youtu.be/Fh3WW9Yj9Rk
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Ale(ssandro) Segala retweeted
Normal February precipitation in Seattle is 3.76". Seattle rainfall total in the past 48 hours is 3.73". #wawx
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