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David Schopf

@tulkas87

🌍 Born @ 348 ppm. 🏫 Human Factors Engineer 👾 Frontend💻 Making skills visible @Cobrainer

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David Schopf (@tulkas87) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Playing around with #GitHub #Copilot is fun and scary at the same time. I'm surprised how much the AI can infer from a few lines of code. The generated log message shows that the context is mapped correctly. Copilot recognizes the intent after just a few characters. Fascinating!

Playing around with #GitHub #Copilot is fun and scary at the same time. I'm surprised how much the AI can infer from a few lines of code. The generated log message shows that the context is mapped correctly.  Copilot recognizes the intent after just a few characters. Fascinating!
Michael Hoffmann (@mokkapps) 's Twitter Profile Photo

⚠️ Stop using Visual Code (or text editors in general) for professional software development! 🙈 I know, you like that it is free, fast and can be extended to an IDE with many plugins. 💡 But I will always prefer IntelliJ IDEA in all of my software projects!

Cory House (@housecor) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Why I enjoy React: I can use the parts I like, and replace the rest. Don’t like useEffect or useState? No problem. Use third party state (react-query, Jotai, XState, Redux, etc). Lots of stuff in React is optional. And the ecosystem for alternatives is huge. #react

David K 🎹 (@davidkpiano) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Gonna be honest, React devs: if your app logic is super simple and only requires fetching + displaying data (CRUD), the only state management you really need is React Query + *maybe* useState. Consider state management libraries when the logic gets more exciting than that.

Jack Ellis (@jackellis) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Senior engineers/lead developers: How the hell do you context switch between reviewing multiple PRs, everything else that comes with your job and then also working on complex projects yourself?

Michael Hoffmann (@mokkapps) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🛠️ git-delete-merged-branches 👉🏻 A command-line tool for keeping repositories clean. 👉🏻 It supports deletion of both local and remote branches and workflows with multiple release branches. github.com/hartwork/git-d…

🛠️ git-delete-merged-branches

👉🏻 A command-line tool for keeping repositories clean. 
👉🏻 It supports deletion of both local and remote branches and workflows with multiple release branches.

github.com/hartwork/git-d…
Giuseppe La Torre (@giuseppelt) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Tanner Linsley The matter is very simple. Types exist no matter what. You can put them: - in your code - in your mind I let you guess which one is more reliable