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.
And remember, if something you learnt was a big win for you, then you know where to drop it as well.👇👇🏻👇🏼👇🏽👇🏾👇🏿
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I learned that I need to check for typos in my Azure pipelines. I spent quite a bit of time troubleshooting a pipeline today. There were a couple of issues, one of which was a typo.
I learned how to set up cypress within yarn packages in vue projects! Now to get to writing them tests!
This week was more roductive for me. I've mastered a lot of things Elastic Search, Kibana, Redis cache, PostgreSQL, And all this to take part in the development of one project.😀 Before, when problems arose, I had time to sit down, think, find a solution myself, now I began to understand memes about hundreds of browser tabs🤣
When you are building a new project with new stack
Hi please reccomend a place i can learn all this.
Well, firstly dkwnload elastiksearh and Kibana servers elastic.co/ and run them, you will understand how it works, prloblems can be with requests to the Elastic, it's a powerfull Search engine with special syntax for queries, Query DSL, official docs as for me, not informative, I googled for a long time, experimented. About PostgreSQL, Just find a convenient library for your programming language, in python the best solution is sqlalchemy, the official documentation is very clear and simple, Studying the database is sure to familiarize you with migrations, a very necessary technology, studying the database is sure to familiarize you with migrations, a very necessary technology. Redist the easiest thing to understand, download server (There are also windows, but unofficial) redis.io/ You won't have any problems with understanding, the official library is almost all the programming languages.
There is no specific place with all the information, but the skill of extraction, filtering information is no less valuable. I hope it helps you with your travels) good luck
As a newbie to Web Development, this week I learned a lot ! Although, it did take me a hella lot of time to wrap my head around some concepts ! Here are somethings I learned this week:
That's awesome! 🔥
The stepdown rule, here is my discussion dev.to/l222p/the-stepdown-rule-in-...
Nice!
Chrome dev tools can inspect chrome dev tools !!!
Sounds like it would make for a great blog post!
At this week, I join HITCON 2020 to learn and know about the overview of cyber security for many domains. Such as ICS (Industry Control System), offensive and defensive platform and so on :)!
I learned how to fetch a GraphQL API in React using Apollo. I found it much easier than using
vue-apolloin a Vue.js program.I learnt, getting on the frontpage of ProductHunt (as amazing as it is!) doesn't equal lots of signups immediately. Only time will tell!
I'm going through the SICP for quite some time. I learned this week how to build data structures with pairs in Scheme.
I'm sure it sounds boring for many people... but I love it 🥰
Awesome!
Each time I see the Power Glove, I want one.
I learned about the package manager known as Nix. I read somewhere that it can be installed in others linux distributions besides NixOS, so I've been testing it in a Debian system. This thing has A LOT of features, I'm starting to think is a bit of an overkill for my needs.
Learing typescript this week and I love it, I will start my next project with it
Check out TSDX if you’re going to do your next project with TypeScript.