Any new tools, libraries, services, etc. you're playing around with?
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Any new tools, libraries, services, etc. you're playing around with?
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I am playing with my cat!😺😂
I am also playing with the services, that I evangelise: Aspose.Slides API, Aspose.Slides Cloud API and Aspose.Slides Online Apps.💁♀️
Strapi.io
I've been enjoying seeing how many things I can gratuitously "improve" with fzf.
svelte. This may not be new for many developers, but I work mostly with python and c# (mostly back end and text user interfaces)... I have to say,the way of creating things in that framework is incredible. I think it was my best experience with web development so far.
Functional Programming with Elixir, love it!
👇🏼 😍🔥
developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/W...
Learning how to unlearn stuff so I can relearn.
arc.codes/
Opinionated (read: simple) framework for building serverless apps on AWS Lambda (soon other infrastructure).
Windows Linux Subsystem 2.
As an Ubuntu user for 14+ years, WSL excites me, and I'm currently 100% setup on Windows with the WSL, running everything I do on Linux, even including Docker, seamlessly.
ps: above is running on work computer. Personal laptop will forever run a *nix.
I've been loving coding small projects in Crystal lately. A great switch up from C# at my day job.
My favorite thing this week is an app/service that I instantly subscribed tp because it was made by the amazing Design+Code team. The new app is shape.io
It is a huge library of icons that can be editing and exported in many useful formats including SVG and React components.
Gatsby.js is really awesome! I've already finished a new theme and it's a very well thought achitecture.
I've started answering questions on StackOverflow and it's my favorite new thing now.
The questions I answer are not complex once you dig in a little. The fun part is explaining the problem and providing the necessary context.
Quarkus framework
Damn, I like how native it looks and feels!