It's that time of the week again folks for the first time in 2021. Last week was time off for me.
Check out last year’s series of “What did you learn this week?”
So wonderful devs, what did you learn this week? It could be programming tips, career advice etc.
Feel free to comment with what you learnt and/or reference your TIL post to give it some more exposure.
#todayilearned
Summarize a concept that is new to you.
And remember, if something you learnt was a big win for you, then you know where to drop it as well.👇👇🏻👇🏼👇🏽👇🏾👇🏿
Top comments (31)
Figured how to send texts with Telegram bots over Node.js (pings me the cheapest 5 macbooks for german ebay everyday)
is there any specific api that you are using?
I'm using node-telegram-bot-api to do the communication part. You could also do that stuff manually, or even setup your own local bot api, see here: core.telegram.org/bots/api
Go, C#, F#, Julia.
🕷 epsi.bitbucket.io/lambda/2020/11/1...
Today I wrote the second part of
Go.Two days ago,
C#part two.Four Days ago.
F#part two.Six Days ago.
Juliapart two.Tonight I'm going to write the third part of
Go.Nice!
Rollup doesn't really agree with
{ composite: true }yet.ts-loader has
{ projectReferences: true }, and it works.Webpack 5 still doesn't support ESM out of the box.
node-sass 5 hasn't made great friends with create-react-app.
SnowPack is fast.
Folks are beginning to consider Deno as a target when compiling libraries.
A single hair tie can stop a large basin from draining properly, allowing my basement to fill up with the better part of 90 gallons of nasty turtle water in about two minutes.
Went through cli options for Python interactive shell (see docs.python.org/3/using/cmdline.html) and started using two of them:
Also,
idle3.9 -dwill open IDLE with debugger enabled.I’m here for the Deadpool meme 🙃.
Seriously though, I’d say this week I finally have a better understanding of CSS property, value and declaration.
Noice!
It was hands-on-Linux-superuser week for me
I learned to remain calm while working at 10fps on a triple-layered remote desktop connection to a Red Hat server in order to retrieve several logs. I had the chance to review and reinforce my knowledge on Bash stuff like pipes and commands (for example, I did not remember that grep accepts regex, unlike cp).
Also, I learned a simple yet useful linux command to switch from cli to gui when using my Debian machine; startx. Before I'd run systemctl start lightdm but that was easy to forget.
Awesome!
this week was a busy week for me.
I learned how to develop add-ons for Jira Cloud with React
Installed Notion and customize some templates for my use cases.
Installed WSL2 on my windows machine and then installed zsh with oh-my-zsh and configure them.
it was quite fun 😅
Just started preparing for my Google Cloud exam, so a lot of GCP this week!
Nice!
Also, forgot that I worked on the DO APP Platform Hackathon, which was fun!
I learned a few new concepts of front-end-development by completing some challenges from [FrontEndMentor.io].
I've learned this week:
• Writing HTML using The Semantic Elements.
• Advanced CSS Grid, Flexbox
• Advanced JavaScript DOM Manipulation
I also got some good ideas about API, JSON, HOOKS this week.
happy_coding
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