Dammit David Cramer , why won't you give me the opportunity to line dance and eat hot chicken in peace?

I don't know about you, David Cramer, but my nouns are always the most propperest. To the rest of Twitter, we at Codecov open sourced our entire product, so that's pretty cool, I guess.

Software developers, want to do a Friday afternoon random act of kindness? Give us some super quick survey feedback 👇. Who knows, we may even use your input to build some cool stuff you might like.

It only took twelve lines of code for me to realize that I've completely lost touch with modern JavaScript. If you need me I'll be outside yelling at clouds.

Do you write front end javascript? Help Codecov build a new thing you might like 👇.

For me: In this, the Year of our Lord 2024, why is the default ux for a failure in CI "scroll through this deluge of output until you find the actual problem"? How much developer time do we waste just ... scrollin' around?

Wouldn't it be rad if we all broke production a little less? Now you can! Or don't. I dunno, it's your life, man. But seriously, though, maybe break production a little less? Just this once? 👀👇

It's been a minute since I was an academic, but it was fun to collaborate on peer reviewed research again. Thanks for the opportunity Mairieli Wessel, Andy Zaidman, Alexander 👨‍💻, and TU Delft . Check it out! 👇

Some thoughts I shared with the Turing Post on generative AI's use as a code assistant.

My first company got to $4M ARR with two servers. To deploy I'd SSH into each from my local machine, git pull the the release branch, and restart. Would I do this today? No. But the overlap of what you think matters and what actually matters is probably smaller than you think.

Stop hating and start fixing your flaky test suite! Thanks to Codecov you can now go from living with it to 🕶️😎dealing with it. 👀👇 about.codecov.io/blog/find-fail…

🙏. The Codecov front end team at Sentry has been extolling the virtues of TANSTACK since we first adopted it. Do recommend.🙂