
Stephan Bönnemann-Walenta
@boennemann
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The best code is no code 🤷♂️ MD, Product & Engineering @ prosperity solutions @[email protected]
Berlin, Europe
Joined May 2009
RT @rjs: “We introduced ‘Shape Up’ by Ryan Singer little over a year ago.”. I’ve been hearing this more and more lately. There’s a lot of….
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Are you tuned into the #rhythm of your work? We introduced "Shape Up" by Ryan Singer little over a year ago. It's a new product development methodology, so – sure – I would have expected quite an...
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RT @boennemann: Is there a freelance application monitoring expert to help me on a project?. Looking at a focussed 4-6 weeks project. Struc….
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RT @ShitUserStory: As an. – iOS user.I want to. – use a rolling date picker that defaults to today and blocks future dates, meaning I h….
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react-scripts with typescript causes an error on npm@7 install for months now, just because of a closed peerDependency definition ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Describe the bug After updating to [email protected] with [email protected] (I also tried version 3.4.3 where I couldn't find any release notes) the following eslint error occurred: Parsing er...
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I just connected a Google Sheet to a @Pitch deck for the first time and it turns out to be the most complicated and inflated reimplementation of ⌥ + C, ⌥ + V I have seen maybe ever. It is a one-time unidirectional import. Reimports start from 0. Marketing vs reality 🤷♂️🤯
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It seems like there is not one day where I'm not stumbling over this:
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CRA is supposed to officially support TypeScript 4 as of 4.0.0 but react-scripts is still set at only allowing TypeScript as ^3.2.1. As the CRA TypeScript template comes with TypeScript 4 I think t...
📯 ProTip™: Use open ended ranges for "peerDependencies" in your package.json, just like you do for "engines".
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Is there an npm@7 equivalent in yarn that would allow me to install all peerDependencies automatically? 🤔.
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RT @SemanticRelease: 📯 ProTip™: Use open ended ranges for "peerDependencies" in your package.json, just like you do for "engines". https://t….
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RT @boennemann: @rfgamaral I would recommend to always use open ended ranges. E.g. "graphql": ">=14". Just like you would use `engines.node….
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