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.
I learnt that multiple exclamation marks are allowed for visual representations of alarms on medical devices (IEC 60601-1-8, section 6.3.2.2.2), so I've added this to the css:
My first use of
::after.TIL!
I've been playing with Nuxt and some of its modules including the module one I like being to write everything in markdown and I have decided to move my blog from gridsome to nuxt just need to figure out pagination and how I can set up a feed to cross-post on here. I've learnt how to use async data with nuxt and how the config works.
That's awesome! 🔥
Finally cracked open Svelte. Very impressed.
Same... incredible tool.
Nice!
Here are my learning stuffs:
I learn that angular has a validator to input checkbox to valid if it's true.
Eg: "aceptTerms":[false,Validators.requiredTrue]
Learnt that no matter how hard I pretend to have infinite capacity, I don't. Investing in getting everything to stop being overwhelming :)
Not programming related, I've been studying for my finals exams next week. Lots about DB management and OS design!
I learned about JavaScript’s event bubbling and capturing which was so illuminating!
Noice!
The dangers of stateful Spring beans. Never again.
TypeScript , webpack
Awesome!
I'm learning about fish shell.
I learned about the interval operator in rxjs. I started working on a personal project that shows current crypto currency prices. Fun stuff!
nothing
because I'm too lazy
You can chain assignment operators in JS.
This means you can also do horrible things like:
Not related to tech. Simple "thank you" can really make a big difference than you think.