Software Engineer @usepassionfruit
Portugal
Joined January 2015
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Pedro Caseiro retweeted
🌟 𝐄𝐱𝐜𝐢𝐭𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐧𝐞𝐰𝐬! 🌟
We launched 2 tools for Streamers and failed to get their attention.
During this process, we interviewed numerous Creators to understand their needs.
Today, I am thrilled to unveil a remarkably user-friendly product: framedrop.gg
🧵
Pedro Caseiro retweeted
Now that @elixirphoenix 1.7 is fully out, here’s a collection of short videos I made exploring the new features! 👇
#MyElixirStatus
Pedro Caseiro retweeted
There's one huge skill that often people do not talk about:
The capability of reading source code. It has been the biggest game-changer in my career, it allows me to go beyond documentation when needed and I'm able to learn patterns, tricks, and ways of working from the best
Pedro Caseiro retweeted
💰 $300k World of Series Warzone begins today
🤑 $100k for a single Game #SoloYolo
🎥 1000+ hours of content on Twitch
How are you planning to select content for YT/TikTok?
Framedrop clips all your kills and best games for you
Try it out framedrop.co/users/sign_up?t… #WSOW #Warzone
Pedro Caseiro retweeted
A well-structured codebase is consistent on the following:
Validation
HTTP calls
Sharing code
Error handling
Automated tests
Route declarations
File naming, grouping, and location
Consistency avoids duplication, reduces decision fatigue, aids onboarding, and keeps the app lean.
Pedro Caseiro retweeted
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Get a cup of coffee.
In this thread, I'll show you how to count the number of oranges in a pile.
Believe it or not, this exercise can teach us a few lessons about investing.
Pedro Caseiro retweeted
I’ve authored over 550 Pull Requests at Amazon Web Services.
In the past year, I shipped 90% of my PRs in 1 revision. 5 years ago, it often took me 6+ revisions to address peer feedback.
Here’s my step-by-step process to author and ship a quality Pull Request. A thread:
Pedro Caseiro retweeted
Testing tip:
The reason for watching a test fail before making it pass is so that you can be sure that the test is actually testing what you think it's testing.
If you never see the test fail, you might unknowingly have created a useless false positive.
Pedro Caseiro retweeted
👮 Rubocop tip!
If you want to format your ruby code every time you save a file, check this setup below. Running rubocop as a daemon skips all the setup phase and makes everything much faster! ⚡️ Oh, and this makes Standardrb faster too!
#ruby #euruko
dev.to/doctolib/make-rubocop…
Pedro Caseiro retweeted
Mutation testing, but it just changes all usages of "create" when calling factories to "build" and yells at you if the test still passes.
Pedro Caseiro retweeted
Hey #elixirlang enthusiasts, this announcement is for you! #AlchemyConf is going virtual!
Save the date 👉 May 28, 2021. More info soon!
#myelixirstatus #WeAreAlchemists
Pedro Caseiro retweeted
@pedrotmota com a tua experiência esta já não deve ser difícil para ti. Achas que ganhavas ao #GeoWizard nesta ronda?" 🤔🌍
Pedro Caseiro retweeted
"Conversion between maps and structs" by @therealnoozo elixirstream.dev/tips/330fdc…
This is a common recurring lookup at my company, how to convert from a map to a struct and vice versa
Pedro Caseiro retweeted
I’ve started referring to legacy code as vintage code and it feels so much better.
Pedro Caseiro retweeted
why order imports alphabetically when you can order them
a e s t h e t i c a l l y
ALT A list of imports, ordered in a manner that visually appears in a consistent diagonal line downwards: import { Button } from "@/components/button"; import { Table } from "@/components/table"; import { Link } from "@/components/link"; import { Box } from "@/components/box"; import { Hr } from "@/components/hr";
Pedro Caseiro retweeted
I open sourced my @elixirlang @elixirphoenix website on github. Feel free to fork and abuse it :) github.com/noozo/website @ElixirTip @elixirstatus @elixirweekly @elixirfountain @elixir_radar @christian_fei @pcaseiro96 Special thanks to @josevalim, @chris_mccord and @sasajuric.
Pedro Caseiro retweeted
Imagine if devs had the same standards as weather people.
Your feature is done! There is a 70% chance it works, 20% chance we forgot something you wanted and a 10% chance it completely crashes your computer. Have a good day!
Pedro Caseiro retweeted
Santa has been reading your code all year. Most of you are getting linters for Christmas.
