Pragmatic Perfectionist https://nitter.gq/t.co/1GVr11do2s
Toronto
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Optimistic updates are amazing at making an app feel snappy, but at the same time, I feel I'm writing a bunch of imperative glue I wish I didn't have to 💭
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I'm so incredibly excited about this –– it's the culmination of more than a year of work on Studio's Explorer and Schema Documentation tools. This is some really amazing work from @CheapSteak @ndintenfass @jglovier @jephuff & the rest of the team.
sandbox.apollo.dev
Meet Apollo Sandbox, your new favorite tool for local #GraphQL development. Sandbox is our new open GraphQL IDE with one-click query building, intelligent field and path search, integrated #schema docs, and more. We can’t wait to see what you’ll build! bit.ly/2RX8Tzn
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Meet Apollo Sandbox, your new favorite tool for local #GraphQL development. Sandbox is our new open GraphQL IDE with one-click query building, intelligent field and path search, integrated #schema docs, and more. We can’t wait to see what you’ll build! bit.ly/2RX8Tzn
PSA from my own mistake - try to avoid using the words "this"/"that" in comments
Code shifts, at some point it might no longer be obvious what they refer to
"Ported" npmcharts to @observablehq observablehq.com/@cheapsteak… (or a piece of it anyway)
Might not have bothered to make a site if this was available at then. The feedback loop from notebooks is terrific
Having the code right there makes mucking about with the data much ~easier~ possible. You can fork the notebook and do whatever to the data. Don't need to worry about how to expose things via UI. e.g. - adding together apollo-client and @apollo/client -- observablehq.com/@cheapsteak…
Walking around the Kipling and Queen area. Wonder why there's not more density here? Single floor commercial buildings, parking lot for storage trucks, self storage
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Pro-tip: use emojis in your console print statements to quickly add context and identify the entries you care about, during development.
Was helping a friend clean up their commits to make their PR easier to review; Generated some demo gifs that I might as well share; Part 1/5? -- committing changes in the same file separately
keeping commits digestible for reviewers should be the easy thing to do that also happens to be the right thing, not the chore that requires determination, willpower, and hours of memorization and practice. not sponsored in any way by @gittower
keep forgetting what the current recommended react charting options are, tweeting for future reference (bound to be missing some good ones, lemme know) npmcharts.com/compare/rechar…