Steven G. Harms - DEV

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NYC

joined

Sep 13, 2017

skills/languages

I’m exceedingly strong in Ruby and JavaScript (front- and back-end; Chrome Extensions). My primary web stack is Rails or Sinatra (because I want as many solved problems on my side as possible) but a web-server is a web-server and I’ve worked with Express as well.

I’m capable in Python.

I’m decently versed in JavaScript frameworks like React and Ember but am coming more and more to embrace simple ES6 applications doing simple work.

Steven G. Harms

Jan 12

Madeline Miller's Circe: Describing the sorcery of programming

#programming #literature #circe #learningtocode

3 min read

Recent Comments

re: Pick. Squash. Drop. Rebase! (Comic) Jan 28

Great example case, cards in a deck. There are some card ga...

re: Guide to Developing Chrome Context-Menu Applications Nov 24 '19

Interesting setup! No, I can't say that I've done anything ...

re: Guide to Developing Chrome Context-Menu Applications Nov 23 '19

Thanks, Nigel. I inadvertently nuked this repo when I was c...

re: How to Use Git to Manage Your Writing Project Sep 26 '19

Hi there! We manage the software engineering and data scien...

re: How to stop relying on the mouse Nov 8 '17

I've been largely mouseless for years. On Linux: xmonad, t...

re: 11 Top Responsibilities and 10 Common Mistakes of a Technical Leader Nov 7 '17

Very interesting article. It really resonated with me. Ult...

re: Destructuring Assignment in ES6- Arrays Oct 30 '17

I get into ruts of use it's nice to remember and see others...

re: Kerberos explained in pictures Oct 27 '17

I like this post but was lost when the acronyms TGS and AS ...

Steven G. Harms

Jan 9

Automating Development With Tasks in VSCode

#programming #tooling #editors #vscode

2 min read

Steven G. Harms

Oct 4 '17

Guide to Developing Chrome Context-Menu Applications

#javascript #chrome

2 min read

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