Exceptions are meant to be exceptional
Next time you see a try-catch, think, how can I refactor this so that the try-catch becomes redundant. Remember, exceptions are meant to be exceptional.
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Git signoff and signing like a champ
Git introduced signing with ssh-keys from 2.34.0 and upwards. This simplifies life, as you most likely already have a ssh-key for your Git chores, and don’t need to keep track of an extra gpg-key.
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Conquering JavaScript Hydration
There is a clear path to only running browser-only code in the browser at hydration time. Nothing beyond a simple bootstrap to load global event handlers needs to run. No re-running of components. No component-specific code is required to be executed otherwise. Just "resuming" where the server left off.
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Make Your Jest Tests up to 20% Faster by Changing a Single Setting
When you have Jest as your test runner, passing the –maxWorkers=50% option will make the tests faster in most cases.
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Testing ReasonML at Sweden's largest property portal
A couple of times per year we have a competence development day where we are allowed to test out new tech or read up on new developments. I chose to integrate Reason in our main app.
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Why I believe GraphQL will come to replace REST
GraphQL is a product-developer-friendly and efficient method for fetching structured data from a server, designed to be an alternative to REST.
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