This is just one of several places where I tinker with ideas, burn the midnight oil, fix bugs and inadvertently end up creating more of them in the end, but alas… c'est la vie d'un développeur.
| 👔 | I’m currently employed at Carevoyance at Definitive Healthcare. |
| 📚 | I’m currently learning Svelte, SvelteKit, D3, LayerCake, PostGreSQL. |
| 👯 | I’m looking to collaborate on a new idea surrounding git versioning. |
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| ⚡ | When I'm not flushing out lines of code faster than Eminem raps (or occasionally staring at my screen blankly), I enjoy traveling 🏔, photography 📸, playing sports 🏓, hiking 🥾, and spending time with friends and family 👨👩👧👦. |
- Answer by Brandon McConnell for Performance of Array.flat() vs spread operator to flatten multiple arrays into one
- Answer by Brandon McConnell for JavaScript map & find at the same time: findMap?
- Boolean truthiness narrowing not working in Typescript
- Answer by Brandon McConnell for Adding tabindex dynamically
- Prevent merging of branch conditionally based on label
- @chrisparkX Every mainstream social media app pivoting to reels is what soiled them all for me in the first place and brought me here
- @theysaymaurya @theo Isn’t edge still chromium based?
- @wesbos I’d love to see that. You could drive it around while rendering the canvas like a video game, maybe even use different colors or thicknesses for depth mapping 🤷🏻♂️
- I didn’t use them for the longest time, but now they’re one of my favorite features 🥲 I love being able to reference enum values like
let someVar: MyEnum = MyEnum.AYou can sort of replace it withconst … as constbut it necessitates usingkeyofiirc const MyEnum = { A: 1, B: 2, }; let someVar: MyEnum[keyof MyEnum] = MyEnum.A; This approach also allows people to pass in explicit primitives like 1 or 2 instead of forcing them to use the enum-like (e.g. MyEnum.A) I think there’s some trick with “branding” an object to add that additional requirement, but I’m not 100% sure. If there is, I might just need to add some type helpers to achieve at least this: const MyEnum = createEnumLike({ A - @wesbos This is so cool. I’ve been loving following this journey. 😄 Now… can you tap into the lidar sensor and render it live? 👀
