Anyone with #MapTiler experience? How can I handle overlapping markers coming from a GeoJSON source so that they have a proper distance added to each other?
Nice to see an update from the WP Feature (former WP Notify) project! Apparently there’s a “#JavaScript based system for displaying notifications” being worked on.
One thing I particularly like about Rust — which I’m very new to — is how thoughtfully the compiler errors and warnings have been designed. It not only diagnoses and explains the problem: it provides a possible solution. Genius.
This is the essence of good design: it’s compassionate, anticipating the needs and wants of another person. I can’t think of another language that does anything like this. Certainly not Swift, not that I’m bitter.
Right, #Erlang people, where can I read about generating parsers for binary formats?
I've got something BNF-like; I'm thinking I could (at compile time) turn that into an Erlang module that uses a bunch of binary pattern-matches to parse it efficiently.
"So, this is going to get confusing, I'm afraid, but: Day 37 of #100DaysOfCode#WebDev is done, and I had a hard practice working with the DOM. Afterwards, I learned about booleans in #JavaScript. Also, Day 2 of #100DaysOfCode#Swift is tackled. Funny enough, here I also learned about booleans. In addition, I played around with string interpolation. Let's see how this will continue...
What's even remotely "modern" about them at this point? They're bloated dinosaurs that are one comet strike away from being next week's Active Server Pages.
I think I'd vastly prefer a post-modern #JS framework. Like something that keeps me from writing any JS in the first place.
Blazor in .NET, Phoenix LiveView in Elixir, and Yew in Rust... those are actual modern web frameworks.
Story points are a way of making #developers deliver faster by asking them for a random number, and then saying, “That seems a little high,” until they say a smaller number.
Wondering how to get readline working in a non-primary Node.js cluster process while keeping colour output via Chalk in your CLI app?
(I’m pretty sure you’re not but, hey, I ran into this today and I’m documenting it in hopes it might help someone else sometime.)
Check out the implementation in Kitten’s development-time process manager (this little file is what Kitten uses in place of a heavyweight module like Nodemon):
👋 Hello #python friends, today is an excellent day to reach out to someone else and encourage them to run for the Python Software Foundation's Board of Directors.
➡️ More news on that soon, but in the meantime, please put your energy into encouraging others because we need even more of that right now.
