Software Engineer • I Dev, I slightly Ops and I yell at Clouds ☁️
Canada
Joined October 2011
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Thank you Atlas Lions, for making us feel that not only we can accomplish great things, but we are very much worthy of greatness.
Thank you for making us see that there are millions willing to devote their hearts and souls if shown a path to make great things happen.
Thank you coach Walid for teaching us to dream big, to rid ourselves from any mental barriers. To believe in ourselves and have a positive attitude against all the odds. #DimaMaghreb
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Every day, decide what you’re going to *finish* that day, not what you’re going to “work on”.
A lot of great stuff happens for free if you start by slicing up a big problem into chunks that can each be objectively completed in a short timeframe.
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Blogged: The MVC developers guide to Minimal APIs in #aspnetcore 6.0.
benfoster.io/blog/mvc-to-min…
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I've just started creating a set of GitLab Cheatsheet 🦊. The first one speaks about basics of stages and jobs.
dev.to/jphi_baconnais/gitlab…
@gitlab #gitlabheroes
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CSS "content-visibility:auto" is amazing: skip rendering & painting offscreen content until needed. I got a ~1s faster render on a long HTML document on desktop, ~3s on mobile.
web.dev/content-visibility/
ALT The CSS content-visibility property enables the browser to skip an element's rendering work, including layout and painting, until it is needed. Because rendering is skipped, if a large portion of your content is off-screen, leveraging the content-visibility property makes the initial user load much faster. In this screenshot, to the left is a partial screenshot of a long web page with a high rendering and painting time. To the right is a version with content-visibility used on sections of the page, heavily reducing overall rendering times.
Trying out the @visualizevalue style 😁
Scaling out = adding more components in parallel to spread out a load.
Scaling up = making a component bigger or faster so that it can handle more load.
Mostafa Bleu 🍩 retweeted
Spend less time convincing people, more time finding people who are already convinced.
I've been learning React by doing for a month now.
Today I got greeted with this React Error: Rendered more hooks than during the previous render.
I double-checked that I wasn’t violating any of the *Rules of Hooks* reactjs.org/docs/hooks-rules…
Everything seems to be fine🤔
If you are a Moroccan auto-entrepreneur this is what you need to do to export your services outside the country
📝 Just pushed a new blog post:
3 New features of C# 9 (not including Records)
mostafableu.com/blog/3-new-f…