
The voice of @vimcasts. Author of https://xitter.cf/t.co/KH7yVOidJg
Forest Row
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Drew Neil retweeted
Understand the root causes behind flaky tests and how to manage them in @nelstrom's talk from #emberfest23! 🚀
Replay the full talk: buff.ly/3ZZ6pPD
Drew Neil retweeted
Learn what is causing tests to be flaky and strategies to overcome the issue in @nelstrom’s talk at #emberfest23.
Full schedule here: emberfest.eu/
Drew Neil retweeted
Excited to get this shipped!
Our very special episode of The @Changelog podcast all about #Vim with an *amazing* ensemble of voices:
@b0rk! @nelstrom! @noopkat! @garybernhardt!
changelog.fm/450
A few of my favorite moments from the pod 🧵
Drew Neil retweeted
I can really recommend this course. A bunch of us developers at @finkoslo had an inspiring time with Drew a couple of months ago. Great fun as well. It works perfectly as an online session.
I’m currently taking bookings of my Core Vim Course for the first half of 2021. I teach the class online. If you’d like to book a private session for your team, please get in touch.
Prices and contact details here: vimcasts.org/training/privat…
Drew Neil retweeted
The next cohort of the Code Quality Challenge starts in one week (Feb 1st).
Each day, we complete a small exercise to make our codebases 1% better than the day before.
It's free, language agnostic, and fun! People like it.
(Retweets appreciated!)
tuple.app/code-quality-chall…
This is a great tip!
To understand what’s going on, look up :help forced-motion
vimhelp.org/motion.txt.html#…
#vim ers of the world - prepare to have your mind blown:
If you want to include the current character in a backward deletion motion (say to the previous "x") use `dvTx` (instead of `dTx`)
I’m currently taking bookings of my Core Vim Course for the first half of 2021. I teach the class online. If you’d like to book a private session for your team, please get in touch.
Prices and contact details here: vimcasts.org/training/privat…
I've been spending more and more time on YouTube lately. Mostly watching music videos. So much good stuff on there!
If I was to start Vimcasts today, I'd probably go straight to publishing on YouTube.
I’m considering putting the whole catalogue of @vimcasts on YouTube. Are there any reasons why I should hesitate?
I'm starting to think of archival. I currently host the videos on Digital Ocean, which I'm happy to continue doing. But there will come a day when I have to let that server go, and I'd prefer to know the videos will live on somewhere.
Also, @vimcasts could reach a whole new audience on YouTube. Some of those videos are out of date, but a lot of them are evergreen.
Got a message today from my brother in Edinburgh. Someone mistook him for me.
Picture the scene: "Um, do I know you?" "Drew!" "Ah!" the penny drops.
Someone's finally building a Screenhero replacement: @PairWithTuple. tuple.app
Drew Neil retweeted
Frontend freelancers! We are now hiring freelance help to come join me at @thread, and are now open to remote workers as well as in-office help. DM me if you're interested :)
thread.com/jobs/frontend-eng…










