When someone says "let's just add this one small option! It should only take 5 minutes right?" The more variants we add, the more complex our code gets, the more possible states a function or a UI component can have. We tend to underestimate complexity. codesandbox.io/s/ui-complexit…

Is there a specific term in Software Engineering, where a supposed refactoring makes things more complex than before the refactoring. Not thinking about "incidental complexity" here. Is there another term that describes this?

Here is a collection of #TypeScript helper functions to do some operations based on a provided type. This enables to make make properties based on a specific type optional, required or readonly. Might or might not be useful for your cases. gist.github.com/busypeoples/b2…

Here's a possible approach to leveraging remoteData in React with hooks and TypeScript. gist.github.com/busypeoples/71…

Built a type training app a couple of months ago, and been using it almost every day for the last couple of months. One main idea was to enable training with code as well as text examples.

Does anyone have information on where the term "Cycle Time" originates from? Is this a term that comes from manufacturing originally?

We uploaded some slides about our PL course in ReScript on the website bobzhang.github.io/rescript-pl-co… , #Rescript is a very elegant language to teach compiler theory and put it into practice!

It's been quite the journey to get to this point, but Novantica – the sci-fi adventure game that I've been working on – is coming soon to Steam! Wishlist it today store.steampowered.com/app/2437530/No…

A blog post that outlines and expands the topics of my ElixirConf 2023 keynote is out: Strong arrows, a new approach to gradual typing - elixir-lang.org/blog/2023/09/2…