It's that time of the week again. 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.
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I learned how to use a Tascam portastudio 414 mk ii cassette recorder. Looks like I'mma be recording my tunes in analog now! 🙌
Awesome!
love it 😎😎😎😎🦙🦙🦙🦙
Starting my ML projects and did quite a bit of research for my latest articles
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Looking forward to the rest of the week!
I had to go back to a legacy project using jQuery (everyday work nowadays in Vue/Nuxt).
Although I remembered quite a lot, I used Github Copilot for the first time in that project, which made it way easier.
I even learned the jQuery method detach() suggested by Copilot, although I hope to never go back again to that project anytime soon. 😅
Discovered how cool Astro is, worked with Directus, learned image optimization with LQIP Modern and wrote a blog post on how to do it with Next.js. Also learned how to use MDX Bundler (extremely easy) and some Rehype plugins like auto links (from headings).
Also learned how to make API requests from Go with Resty and some Rust (and more Go stuff, making something :) )
Noice!
Learned and still learning Integration and unit tests with cypress, coming from jest and mocha it is pretty easy to get up and running with.
Especially love the fact that it comes bundled with native browser support and can still be run in headless mode for CI/CD with is important to me for my web dev projects
sourceKing
I learn how to import a GitHub project like a dependency
Nice!
Could you elaborate? Does this mean you could use something you've made in a project without having to roll it up in a module?
I have not!! But woooahhh, this looks right up my alley indeed. Might even get me to learn a bit of code. 😅
I see that we got a few folks on DEV who've written on it as well.
Wow, I'm seriously going to look into this some more. Thanks a bunch for sharing!
This week I was reminded of the benefits of taking time off. I took some time off and went out to Denver to do some sightseeing and to relax. I went a whole week without writing a line of code, looking at Jira, etc..
I had an exciting deep dive into the upcoming Terraform v1.2 release features! And wrote a blog about that 🤩
I battled with installing SymmetricDS and got it working, Database migration is not fun 🥲
I am migrating from NextJS 10 to 12 and Material-UI 4 to MUI 5, and have some problems ))
There's a pretty decent upgrade guide for Next. I imagine you looked at that? Any issues with MUI, or is really the upgrade to Next 12 blocking that?
I upgraded. My problems are:
1) I didn't learn
emotionyet. my JSS aftercodemodlooks scary.2) on the first loading of the app, icons look gigantic, then became small. I solved this issue with MUI 4, but now I didn't find solution yet
I learnt to KIS(Keep it simple).
It really had an impact on me and also solved one of my probs.
Nice!
You don’t need to share if you don’t want to, but I’m curious what it helped solve for you as it could help others.
I would love to share! So I had made my mind to attend a game jam and so did but I had so much planned in my mind and tried executing them on the game and I lost so much time on making a single thing "more complex and perfect" while others were left and at last I decided to abandon that game and start over again.This time I completed it in 2 days but was already late, later I contacted the host and he helped me resubmit.After completion I slowly added more stuffs and updated it more but started with a simple base.This was one of my problems for a long time.I always tried to make it perfect at start but now I start with something simple and slowly progress.
I learnt Axios is using the old XMLHttpRequests as its backend, no wonder it has so many bugs recently.
Then I did some research on fetch api based api client, SuperAgent seems to be the best choice
I learned Unit Test with .Net Core 6 and the importance to try to not leave technical debt in your projects.
I got a book about object-oriented programming, so I'm learning that right now! I'm already familiar with JSON, so that makes it a lot easier!