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Antonio Cestari. retweeted
🥳 CSS functions have arrived!!! 🥳
And they are *AWESOME*
Now, you can do things like this:
@function --alpha(--color, --opacity) {
result: rgb(from var(--color) r g b / var(--opacity));
}
div {
background: --alpha(red, 80%);
}
(*arrived = in the latest stable Chrome)
Antonio Cestari. retweeted
Vitest: Visual Regression Testing in v4 👀
Yes, you read correctly! @vitest_dev has a new `toMatchScreenshot` functionality that enables visual regression testing right in your favorite testing framework
Available from v4.0.0-beta.4 on.
More in the PR!
github.com/vitest-dev/vitest…
Yesterday I learned the term “ghost job”. To be brief, it’s a job post for a role that doesn’t exist. It could even have real interviews but it’s not going to get you to a real job. I also learned that for the US the amount of “ghost jobs” for tech roles has got to ~55%
If you stay work is very different since your co-workers are no longer there, there’s a ton of restructuring and tons of projects get cancelled or in stand-by mode and if you go you get back to the uncertainty for a while (for some even +1 year)
Antonio Cestari. retweeted
I came across SO many misconceptions around testing over the years it's eye-opening. No wonder so many devs find themselves lost and then missing the point of testing altogether.
You DON'T need 100% code coverage. You DON'T have to do TDD. You DON'T have fill in the pyramid.
Antonio Cestari. retweeted
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Tengo una diferencia de opinión muy marcada con el tema del “Product Engineer”. La idea del rol es que conozcas el contexto del negocio y te enfoques en resolver esas necesidades con tecnología, con foco en el negocio, no tanto en la tecnología.
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Las grandes empresas están probando y probando, buscando recortar costos y dentro de esa estrategia está el mezclar roles. No hay evidencia aún de que salga bien, por lo que recomendaría tener cuidado de darle más alcance a ese discurso.