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    Rubber Ducking: Transitional ESLint Configs

    • #programming
    • .eslint
    • .javascript
    • .i18n

    My guest appearance on the Rubber Ducking podcast with Chris Schmitz and Spencer Miskiovak

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    A low-friction way to do TDD with React

    • #programming
    • .react
    • .tdd
    • .javascript

    Use React Testing Library if you like to write the tests first.

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    Using Git to run ESLint on changed files in a feature branch

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    • .git
    • .eslint
    • .ci

    TIL how to run static analysis only on files that have been changed in a feature branch, and it's helping us roll out new rules with minimal disruption.

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    Pop-Punk: a vim color scheme

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    • .vim
    • .airline

    A brief introduction of my first vim color scheme

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    Principles for an Effective Distributed Team

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    • .remote
    • .management

    It's 2020 and people work from home. These principles have helped my teammates and I do good work together despite not being colocated.

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    Methodical UI: removing frustration from HTML and CSS development

    • #programming
    • .html
    • .css

    A 7-step process for removing frustration from the process of developing UIs with HTML and CSS.

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    Hillel Wayne: Modeling Redux with TLA+

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    • .javascript
    • .tlaplus
    • .redux

    Hillel Wayne wrote this excellent and instructive piece that helps us grok TLA+ by implementing a Redux clone in that language

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    Gino's East Deep Dish Pizza Imitation Recipe

    • #misc
    • .food
    • .recipe
    • .pizza

    After months of experimenting, I share my recipe for a faithful interpretation of Gino's East deep dish pizza

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    If Bach Wrote Never Gonna Give You Up

    • #music
    • .ifbachwrote
    • .music

    Rick Rolling is Bach and more Baroque than ever.

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    A few uses for JavaScript generator functions

    • #programming
    • .javascript

    One of my favorite new additions to JavaScript in ES2015 is the generator function. The expressive capabilities of these functions are significant. Here are a few ways to use them in modern JavaScript applications.

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