devlog 10: CascadiaJS
Doc Duck takes to the stage! Finding my first customer and also inspiration at the PNW's premier JS conference.
Learning to think & build in public. Excited about tools for thinking and augmenting human capabilities.
Currently head of product & engineering @GrabbitNFT. Previously product at Microsoft PlayFab, Xbox Live, and Xbox.
Doc Duck takes to the stage! Finding my first customer and also inspiration at the PNW's premier JS conference.
Thinking about the same concept in a different way is often a big unlock to deeper and clearer understanding
Doc Duck's feedback widget is now branded!
Murder, a new bike, polishing the feedback view, and a live site incident!
Each week I write a log of what I've worked on. View them all here!
What do polyrhythms, new cars, bike rides, and CascadiaJS have in common? They're all part of this week's updates!
Identity functions make it possible to provide a much better developer experience at API boundaries by improving the type
A major overhaul to routing on this site! Plus TS identity functions, reference sheets, and my resume!
I've learned a lot from this course, and use this note to record bits I want to remember and riff on some of my observations.
TypeScript playground has a URL param to specify the code content. This makes it possible to always have up-to-date playground links for example code!
Back on stage, this time to present about TypeScript! I also made some PRs to TypeScript and added dynamic TS playground links.
Whenever possible, make code interactive. Interaction is the single most effective way to teach anything, including code!