Alex
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Today, I finally publish my new online book “Refactor Like a Superhero”! 🎉🥳. In it, we'll discuss heuristics and technics that help refactor and improve code.
github.com
How to refactor code efficiently and without pain. - bespoyasov/refactor-like-a-superhero
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I'm at this stage again when all of the drafts look bad. Too much material, too little structure, feels like I need to rewrite everything from scratch again because got no real progress since June 🙄.
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Phew, first raw draft of my new book is ready!. Now, editing, editing, illustrations, editing, editing, and editing. See you in a million years! 😁. Btw, if you'd like to help me review the content (and also be in the “short list of first readers”), feel free to DM me 👋.
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A-a-and I’m almost done with examples for my new book!. I only need to tidy them up now and then I can start writing the manuscript 👀.
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The third good thing is that “GPTs” finally separate contexts automatically. I don’t need to copy-paste a huge preamble of system prompts to switch between D&D-related use cases and, let’s say, Swedish practicing ones anymore. It just happens in the particular GPT’s settings.
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Another thing that it's really good at is giving me lists of “D&D speech” words to describe stuff. For me, a non-native English speaker, it's a freaking salvation.
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These new custom GPTs are actually good. Made myself a “DM's Assistant” and now can generate tons of details for the encounters and lore for the campaign in almost an instant.
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Recently started working on a new book: created an outline, started writing first drafts, scaffolded some files of the sample app's code. And now I'm wondering where to find the time for all of it 😁. Huuuuuuuge amount of work ahead!.
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RT @ivanov_dev: 1/3 I wrote a book about using Git from command line. But there are tons of books about Git? How's yours different?. Mine….
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RT @codeopinion: "Extract an interface" from a class is the same to me as defining behaviors after data models. It's the wrong order.
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How does the “follow” button work on Are the posts even being shown to the author's followers?. I have a feeling that it either doesn't work or should be called something different.
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Finalising the “Explicit Software Design” series with some conclusions and observations: Publishing every week for 2 months was interesting! Now I'm gonna take a short pause and rest a bit 👀. See you in future posts!.
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Lol.
To address extreme levels of data scraping & system manipulation, we’ve applied the following temporary limits:. - Verified accounts are limited to reading 6000 posts/day.- Unverified accounts to 600 posts/day.- New unverified accounts to 300/day.
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Let's continue the “Explicit Software Design” series. Today we will discuss how to make application slices more independent and decoupled using events and when this approach may be justified.
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RT @ploeh: New article: Validation and business rules
blog.ploeh.dk
A definition of validation as distinguished from business rules.
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CSS is awesome.
svelte is pretty good.
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Another post in the “Explicit Software Design” series! 🙃. This time, we'll extend the app with a new feature, discuss how to keep under control the coupling between the features, and discuss the benefits of vertical slices.
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RT @iamakulov: Drew a flowchart (about how I debug React performance) for today’s React Summit workshop:
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