I feel like I'm barely scratching the surface... What tools am I missing? pic.twitter.com/d5qPGtSj7c
Super excited to announce Stately Studio 1.0 🚀 We've been working hard to make app logic as visual & collaborative as possible with many new features: 🤝 Teams + roles 📦 Private projects ✨ Editor improvements ⬆️ JS/TS Exports ➕ More! Get started: stately.ai/editor pic.twitter.com/IasMMpPbEm
📣 VS Code in the browser for everyone. Introducing OpenVSCode Server - an open-source project that makes running VS Code in a browser accessible for all devs & orgs. Backed by @gitlab, @VMware, @Uber, @SAP, @sourcegraph, @rstudio @SUSE & more Blog: bit.ly/3ujCHVx pic.twitter.com/pieBbubue2
2 weeks ago Github Codespaces was the stupidest thing I'd ever heard of. Why would I ever want that? Now? Now I never want to go back. Fuck it I'm all in, cloud dev env is 100% the future. I genuinely feel sorry for people who can't use it.
Are you a React dev? Do you use Visual Studio Code? I just released the beta of React Preview for VS Code 🚀 marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName… pic.twitter.com/qU4sxTo30g
I’m going to make a new website for my lab. How hard could that be? I’ll use Jekyll. To get Jekyll I need to update Ruby. To update Ruby I need to update homebrew. Homebrew update fails.
Isn't it weird that web browsers — 16 years after Gmail was released — still have *no idea* what a web application is? 😡 Browsers don't understand the meaning of: 🤷♂️ A user 🤷♀️ A single-page app 🤷♂️ Reactive, client-side state 🤷♀️ Templating 🤷♂️ Inline editing 🤷♀️ Auto-save
What’s it called when your job is fixing something, but if you succeed and permanently fix the thing you’ll have no job, so your job is functionally to make it look like you’re trying hard to fix a pervasive, eternal problem (so you’re eternally employed)?
What comes after Git? It's been 15 years since it was created. SVN was created 5 years before Git. CVS was 15 years before SVN I'm not talking about GitHub. Naming silliness aside, we'll be fine I mean version control. Feels due for some new thinking
- Github CTO knows what's up. Coincidentally responded to this with my previous tweet on the topic and he followed me.