
PHP Webdev for @Cyber_impact, with a strong interest for UX. FR/EN
Joined April 2016
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I don't know why, but I have a feeling that there might be something unsafe when using "dangerouslySetInnerHTML" in React.
Left a comment in my code about why a test doesn't pass before I went on vacation. Now I'm not sure what my comment means exactly.
Antoine Bouchard retweeted
broke: leaving compile errors in your code
woke: leaving compile errors in your code as a "hey, this isn't done yet" bookmark to prevent your idiot morning brain from just committing a half-finished feature
Nice, Trello requiring Business Class to have more than 10 boards starting May 1st. Looks like I was right that Atlassian was gonna fuck it up somehow trying to monetize it even more.
These Github redesign ideas by Nikita Prokopov @nikitonsky are pretty great. Lots of good pointers I'll try to think about in the future.
tonsky.me/blog/github-redesi…
Be aware that if you use anything from the Windwalker library from ventoviro on Github, all new releases (3.4.9) contain the wrong package (database instead of the good one).
I do not understand why #SqlServer does not have a Timespan data type. It would be so damn useful!
"If you don’t want to agree to the new terms, you may delete your Trello account."
Sounds a bit aggressive in my opinion.
"If a variable has been unset with unset(), it will no longer be set."
Dang, thank you PHP.net Manual!
I love it when PR people say "we have a zero-tolerance policy against hate speech".
It's not like any of them are gonna say "we have a policy against hate speech, but it is tolerable when it comes these ethnicities we don't like much".
The "Today I Learned" subreddit is literally nothing but a "legitimate" way to repost old stuff for that sweet Reddit karma.
#SqlServer tip: @@ROWCOUNT does not work for a query executed in a Try/Catch if the ROWCOUNT is done outside of it.
Why is it that Go does not support inheritance and it is seen as an advantage? I'm curious as how it makes anything more efficient, or if the article I'm reading is simply wrong.
