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 followed this tutorial earlier today and it was a lot of fun!
🎨 Image processing as a service 🐍
Laurent Picard for Google Cloud ・ Apr 7 ・ 8 min read
Nice!
Wrong year in the post title 😉
I'm from the past.
I started playing with resizeObserver today. Seems like a great way to listen for size changes of a DOM element.
Awesome!
Had a field trip in Go, making an api for my new project.
Had fun experimenting with packages, some libraries (chi, gorm, sqlx), learnt about bcrypt.
Also had a moment of disappointment when I found that Go doesn't have optional function arguments or overloading :/
Had to make a table based on react-window to handle large dataset.
I tried vanilla-extract. I think it's pretty neat for CSS Module alternative.
I started learning Swift this week, and so far I’ve already made a multiplication game!
Nice!
Keep it up!
Thanks, I will! Added division to it as well today!
I learned about remix and it was fun🙂
What did you like about it?
I liked that it was fast and faster than next js but i also thought that it's on the first versions and can be better and more popular.
If you haven't already, you should check out Remix Stacks!
Thank you, i think remix needs time to be more popular and grow its community and some packages should be added better for example i used next-pwa package for next js and it was great but remix-pwa package added too many codes to my project and i didn't like it so i decided to use next js till remix grow better but i know soon i'll be moving to remix.
I have started learning how to use vim cause almost experienced devs in my company use vim and they say its great
i've been learning react for 6 month, but i got hired as vue developer and learn vue and electron for one week
Let's go!
I started learning TypeScript this week :--)
That's awesome! 🔥
Nick definitely likes this one. You can tell by the 🔥
I learnt how to publish a crate on crates.io when I published my first crate!!!
It is for writing and simulating hardware components, which can help students and self-learners who might not have access to breadboards and ICs 🎉 🎉
yjdoc2.github.io/pcb-rs-examples/
dev.to/yjdoc2/introducing-pcb-rs-m...
I learnt about: CapacitorJS and writing Native Android Plugin using JAVA.
I am exploring Cryptography, Signatures/Verification.
Also, thanks to you @nickytonline I learnt about dev.to's API and how I can use the same to fetch the posts for my personal website.
I am curious, what are you learning these days @nickytonline ? :)
For myself, I'm learning a lot at my new role. Drinking from the firehose of onboarding knowledge! 👩🏻🚒
long time no learning anything and now im back to learn scrapping web using typescript
long time not learning anything and now im back to learn golang scrapping api
Yeah!