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VSCode now has bracket pair colorization natively baked in! Aims to be faster than the popular Bracket Pair Colorizer extension. Smooth so far: bit.ly/vscbp
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The <img> element now supports lazy-loading, async decoding and many other features: bit.ly/img-cwv I wrote about how to optimize UX & the Core Web Vitals with it.
In the below code-snippet, aspect ratio is maintained, a modern image format is served at the right size, dimensions are set to reduce CLS and the image is lazy-loaded and async decoded. <style> img { max-width: 100%; height: auto; } </style> <picture> <source sizes="(max-width: 600px) 100vw, 600px" srcset="donuts-1920w.avif 1920w, donuts-1280w.avif 1280w, donuts-640w.avif 640w" type="image/avif"> <source sizes="(max-width: 600px) 100vw, 600px" srcset="donuts-1920w.webp 1920w, donuts-1280w.webp 1280w, donuts-640w.webp 640w" type="image/webp"> <source sizes="(max-width: 600px) 100vw, 600px" srcset="donuts-1920w.jpg 1920w, donuts-1280w.jpg 1280w, donuts-640w.jpg 640w" type="image/jpeg"> <img loading="lazy" decoding="async" height="1100" width="2000" src="donuts.png" > </picture>

ALT In the below code-snippet, aspect ratio is maintained, a modern image format is served at the right size, dimensions are set to reduce CLS and the image is lazy-loaded and async decoded. <style> img { max-width: 100%; height: auto; } </style> <picture> <source sizes="(max-width: 600px) 100vw, 600px" srcset="donuts-1920w.avif 1920w, donuts-1280w.avif 1280w, donuts-640w.avif 640w" type="image/avif"> <source sizes="(max-width: 600px) 100vw, 600px" srcset="donuts-1920w.webp 1920w, donuts-1280w.webp 1280w, donuts-640w.webp 640w" type="image/webp"> <source sizes="(max-width: 600px) 100vw, 600px" srcset="donuts-1920w.jpg 1920w, donuts-1280w.jpg 1280w, donuts-640w.jpg 640w" type="image/jpeg"> <img loading="lazy" decoding="async" height="1100" width="2000" src="donuts.png" > </picture>

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Greg Young@gregyoung17 Apr 2021
Well this is a new one ... I did not realize that passwords have availability associated with them. I am forced to wonder if they chose consistency or partition tolerance to go along with it.
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Greg Young@gregyoung2 Apr 2021
An acquaintance was asking the order of things to learn JS development. I am not the best person to answer this ... Is it today to learn JS first or drop straight into something like TypeScript etc?
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@cassidoo1 Apr 2021
Serious developers need serious keyboards. I'm so proud to be the first user of The Key.
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@StackOverflow1 Apr 2021
The reviews are in. The Key is flawless. #GreatArtistsCopy #TheKey
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Nat Pryce@natpryce17 Feb 2021
"Always design a thing by considering it in its next larger context - a chair in a room, a room in a house, a house in an environment, an environment in a city plan." -- Eliel Saarinen This is so important in software systems.
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Nat Pryce@natpryce8 Feb 2021
Good advice here for test-driving in any language.
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New chapter for Learn Go with Tests! TDD Anti-patterns quii.gitbook.io/learn-go-wit… . A short discussion how TDD and unit tests can go a bit wrong and what you can do about it. epub here: github.com/quii/learn-go-wit… #golang #tdd
Anti-patterns | Learn Go with tests

Anti-patterns | Learn Go with tests

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Why are we so shallow when we teach software development? 80% of the books are about stuff that you can read and learn *everywhere*, what about: observability, tracing, profiling, hardening, error handling/reporting, documentation, verification, ... All details? Sure...
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New book arrived. Excited to learn from it. #lean
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antirez@antirez18 Dec 2020
The reason why often the users of a system and the designers of it have unaligned goals, is that the first are trying to solve a tactical problem, the seconds a strategical problem.
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Our amazing #IAD20: 1.703 registrations, 938 unique attendees, 680 concurrent attendees, a lot of new learning and sharing! We would like to thank all attendees, speakers, IAM supporters, sponsors, media partners and facilitators. Videos are available buff.ly/34arVVS
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"This distributed system we call human society has scaled pretty well to over seven billion people, without any centralized point of control. Each person…focused on solving its own set of problems" Why not build software systems the same way? buff.ly/3g87gGG
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I decided that retirement was boring and have joined the Developer Division at Microsoft. To do what? Too many options to say! But it’ll make using Python better for sure (and not just on Windows :-). There’s lots of open source here. Watch this space.
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Nice capsule description of Technical Debt for non-technical stakeholders.
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antirez@antirez6 Oct 2018
I just blogged "Writing system software: code comments". This is an attempt at reasoning about the usefulness of comments and to classify comments in nine distinct classes. Post at antirez.com/news/124. Thanks to @soveran for the feedbacks about the post.
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@Gizmodo9 Oct 2020
Microsoft is offering work from home, permanently bit.ly/2SE7pXF
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Today is the Developer’s Day - 256th day of the year. Congrats to all! 🎊🎉 – at Redmond, WA
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"Is there an async producer/consumer collection these days in .NET?" "Why yes, there is!" Producer/consumer pipelines with System.Threading.Channels by @maartenballiauw — buff.ly/2EHXHzR
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"Learn Advanced Distributed Systems Design course changed the way me and my whole team think about distributed architecture and micro-services." Six lessons from Udi Dahan’s SOA course by Michał Białecki — buff.ly/3hOKfZi
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Larene@LareneLg10 Jun 2020
Today, my dad cried over the phone, he wanted one week where he could use his computer without my help. He's blind. Each inaccessible webpage tells him, "you aren't welcome in this world." If you don't know whether your website or app is accessible: it's not. Start learning.
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