Thank you @robdel12
For my beautiful roses, the two dolphins figurine that is so beautiful! Plus all the other goodies you sent to me. your A son that every mother wishes for.
You made my Motherās Day the best one Iāve had yet.š¤ā¤ļø
Code reviews are not for your team to be human linters. We have tools like ESLint & prettier to take care of that.
Code review is to catch larger code issues. Not syntax.
Can you speak to WHY thereās a āhigh number of forced generation outagesā?
This sounds like some poor management and Iād love to hear about the reasons why youāre failing to provide a basic utility.
Big news! I'm joining @percy_io š¦ at the end of the month šSuper excited to work on a testing product! Feel free to reach out if you want to learn more about visual testing š
Weāre so excited to announce that @robdel12 is joining as our first ever development support manager! Our support is about to level up, big time! šÆšš
I have a problem with this screen. Only like 2 or 3 of these are actually frameworks.
With React & Preact you build your framework out of those view libraries. Ember & Angular provide so much more out of the box.
Tomorrow I get to rejoin @thefrontside as the Director of Open Source & Community Engagement. I canāt wait to show everyone the work weāre putting together!!
The way the @gatsbyjs project is ran is awesome! I submitted a PR and when it was merged I was automatically invited to join the orgs āmaintainersā team. š„
āEmber.jsĀ was one of the earliest frameworks for building ambitious JavaScript applications, and continues to be one of the best out there.ā
Can confirm.
This year we contributed $55,000 back to the open source projects we rely on. Here's to great free open source software for everyone! blog.discourse.org/2017/12/dā¦
āShow me who your friends are and Iāll show you who you areā was something my dad to said to me when I was young and starting to hangout with trouble makers.
No piece of advice has ever been as impactful as that line was. It changed my entire path and still shapes it today
Just curious ā what about folks that are immune compromised? Iād have no issues providing some kind of proof. I take a drug for my auto-immune disease that suppresses my immune system. Would rather not go out with that :)
Anyways, regardless this is amazing for elderly ā¤ļø
Shout out @miragejs! I talked about this method of testing at @JSConfUS in 2018 (starting here: piped.video/243TCc5qP-g?t=1561)
Itās real powerful. Weāve also had tons of instances where we built the UI before the API was even ready, thanks to Mirage.
Oh yeah, perhaps most important: We call a mock API so every call returns reliably and instantly.
And we pass a header that allows us to specify what the mock API should return.
Hey yāall! I have exciting news. At the start of 2018 Iām going to be doing my own thing! If you and your team need any help with #a11y testing or remediation feel free to reach out!
My mom & I have the same disease. Back in 1994 she lost 100% of her vision from it.
Well, she started a medication similar to the one I take (which helps me tremendously). I got a text that said ā Starting to feel I like the old meā
Yāall š„ŗš
āType-Driven Development: Replacing Unit Tests with Types in TypeScriptā
That sounds like a bad idea. Types (in a loosely typed lang) canāt replace tests that actually verify functionality.
After 4 years at Percy, itās about time for me to move on. Starting December Iāll be joining Enspire and Iām super excited for new problems and challenges!
Today, weāre releasing the first Release Candidate for React 17! This release is rather unusual: it contains no new features. š reactjs.org/blog/2020/08/10/ā¦
ALT The React 17 release is unusual because it doesnāt add any new developer-facing features. Instead, this release is primarily focused on making it easier to upgrade React itself.
Weāre actively working on the new React features, but theyāre not a part of this release. The React 17 release is a key part of our strategy to roll them out without leaving anyone behind.
In particular, React 17 is a āstepping stoneā release that makes it safer to embed a tree managed by one version of React inside a tree managed by a different version of React.
Ember Octane is a new edition of Ember.js, with a modern component API that embraces HTML and recaptures the fun of web development.
The preview of Octane is out now. Please give it a try and let me know what you think.
emberjs.com/editions/octane/
Teslas are really not that great lol itās the car for people who are buying status and tech. Itās not uncommon for them to have bad quality control (awful mismatching panel gaps, paint scuffs from the factory, etc)
Porsche on the other hand.. they build amazing cars š
Percy getās an official free plan AND a complete pricing overhaul!
Come on over and start visually testing your OSS projects! Iāll help you get going š
Please ember community, do this! Ember solves so many issues that teams who roll their own framework with react/vue/preact donāt even realize it.
Experienced it first hand. Ember could have saved millions (not kidding)
Decided to port the same exact test suite Cypress uses for an example with TodoMVC (minus 3 tests because I need to implement features)
BigTest is ~15x faster. (2s vs 31s)
Code: github.com/Robdel12/bigtest-ā¦
I have one request of Microsoft after acquiring @github.
Can yāall throw some resources at making notifications more manageable? I do OSS & work related things through GitHub and that would be really nice to bucket differently.
Iām hoping typescript goes the way of coffeescript and thereās a mass exit from it in a few years.
If I wanted strong types Iād pick a language that had them. Bolting them on top of a loosely typed language makes no sense to me
I just ordered some of these fun NASA/@ReactJS parody stickers for my closest friends.
Retweet for a chance to win. I'll select 5 RTs at random next Friday. (I'll also toss in some other stickers that I've designed.)
#ReactJS#Stickers#NASA
I hate when people try to diminish my hard work and accomplishments by saying itās āluckā.
Nope, worked very hard for this for a long time (still do).
Donāt let anyone tell you support roles arenāt technical. This week I:
- Shipped some CSSOM fixes for our SDKs
- Added a small DOM input / form control serialization support for our SDKs
- Wrote a node script to ensure our example tests run on Windows and learned about that lot
Put the effort into writing great pull requests. Everyone will appreciate it.
Don't code 'splain! Tell me _why_ this change is needed, not what the change is (we can read the code).
Last night I wrote about how you can get *faster* tests in a real browser compared to Jest & JSDOM. Partially inspired from @tomdale realizing Jest only works in JSDOM: medium.com/@robdel12/your-teā¦
Your tests arenāt slow because of the browser!
One of my favorite things at Percy is everyone claims an emoji when they start (as their LGTM emoji). For your one year, you get a LGTM stamp with your emoji š
I gotta say Iām pretty impressed with @neondatabase so far! Very quick to spin up, I donāt even notice it when it goes from idle to up. Great stuff!
I wish GitHub notifications had more features. I want to snooze some notifications until the work week starts again.
Itād be cool to also mark projects as āworkā and as āopen sourceā
JSDOM is like if I wrote my own iOS simulator to test in because I felt the actual simulator was too slow and too hard to manage.
But then I only implemented like 70% of the API. And itās not a device that users actually use.
.@honeycombio for sure. When dealing with scale issues, observability IS SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO NICEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE let me tell ya.