
Oembed, Webmentions, Twitter, Threads & Bluesky
Many months back now, I excitedly wrote up an article about custom twitter embeds.
Many months back now, I excitedly wrote up an article about custom twitter embeds.
Many months back now, I excitedly wrote up an article about custom twitter embeds.
A ticket, or story, is a single piece of developer work, and the code from multiple tickets comes together to form bigger projects.
From: Jeffry Houser's Blog
A ticket, or story, is a single piece of developer work, and the code from multiple tickets comes together to form bigger projects.
From: Jeffry Houser's Blog
A ticket, or story, is a single piece of developer work, and the code from multiple tickets comes together to form bigger projects.
From: Jeffry Houser's Blog
Writing code for a computer is hard enough. You take something big and fuzzy, some large vague business outcome you want to achive. Then you break it down recursively and think about all the cases until you have clear logical statements a computer can follow.
From: Erik Bernhardsson
Writing code for a computer is hard enough. You take something big and fuzzy, some large vague business outcome you want to achive. Then you break it down recursively and think about all the cases until you have clear logical statements a computer can follow.
From: Erik Bernhardsson
Let's pretend you, a programmer, have been given this task: Display Subtotal to the Customer The task may sound like a valid request on first read, but I have a ton of questions: What subtotal are we displaying? Who is the customer? Where are we displaying this new piece of information? How is...
From: Jeffry Houser's Blog
Let's pretend you, a programmer, have been given this task: Display Subtotal to the Customer The task may sound like a valid request on first read, but I have a ton of questions: What subtotal are we displaying? Who is the customer? Where are we displaying this new piece of information? How is...
From: Jeffry Houser's Blog
Let's pretend you, a programmer, have been given this task: Display Subtotal to the Customer The task may sound like a valid request on first read, but I have a ton of questions: What subtotal are we displaying? Who is the customer? Where are we displaying this new piece of information? How is...
From: Jeffry Houser's Blog
I've found that in tech, a common way for a successful programmer to move up the corporate ladder is to step into a management role.
From: Jeffry Houser's Blog
I've found that in tech, a common way for a successful programmer to move up the corporate ladder is to step into a management role.
From: Jeffry Houser's Blog
I've found that in tech, a common way for a successful programmer to move up the corporate ladder is to step into a management role.
From: Jeffry Houser's Blog
{ describe('methodName()', () => { }) }) All my tests for this method go in the method name describe block.
From: Jeffry Houser's Blog
{ describe('methodName()', () => { }) }) All my tests for this method go in the method name describe block.
From: Jeffry Houser's Blog
{ describe('methodName()', () => { }) }) All my tests for this method go in the method name describe block.
From: Jeffry Houser's Blog
{ myValueSpy.and.returnValue({ prop1: 'x', prop2: 'a' }); // rest of the test ) }); Tada! That's what I needed.
From: Jeffry Houser's Blog
{ myValueSpy.and.returnValue({ prop1: 'x', prop2: 'a' }); // rest of the test ) }); Tada! That's what I needed.
From: Jeffry Houser's Blog
{ myValueSpy.and.returnValue({ prop1: 'x', prop2: 'a' }); // rest of the test ) }); Tada! That's what I needed.
From: Jeffry Houser's Blog
This video expands the React Tic Tac Toe Tutorial to display the coordinates of the move in the history list. View the Video Check out the source code from this sample in my GitHub
From: Jeffry Houser's Blog
This video expands the React Tic Tac Toe Tutorial to display the coordinates of the move in the history list. View the Video Check out the source code from this sample in my GitHub
From: Jeffry Houser's Blog
This video expands the React Tic Tac Toe Tutorial to display the coordinates of the move in the history list. View the Video Check out the source code from this sample in my GitHub
From: Jeffry Houser's Blog
This video expands the React Tic Tac Toe Tutorial to highlight the winning squares, or tell the user that the game ends in a draw. View the Video Check out the source code from this sample in my GitHub
From: Jeffry Houser's Blog
This video expands the React Tic Tac Toe Tutorial to highlight the winning squares, or tell the user that the game ends in a draw. View the Video Check out the source code from this sample in my GitHub
From: Jeffry Houser's Blog
This video expands the React Tic Tac Toe Tutorial to highlight the winning squares, or tell the user that the game ends in a draw. View the Video Check out the source code from this sample in my GitHub
From: Jeffry Houser's Blog
This video expands the React Tic Tac Toe Tutorial to dynamically create the game board. View the Video Check out the source code from this sample in my GitHub
From: Jeffry Houser's Blog