Where’s the summer in #Berlin?
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@bomberstudios it’s a bit sad that this hasn’t been solved yet, because I think both, developers and designers would benefit from this type of collaboration.
@bomberstudios that make total sense. Perhaps there’s also the fact that while GitHub’s UI turns your profile into a CV that you can share with anyone, the same is not true for designers, whose portfolio is more private.
@bomberstudios do you have some examples? I’d be curious to know about your theories 🙂
There should be a platform that matches open source projects with designers seeking building a portfolio. There are many open source projects out there that would benefit from a great design but the gap between the camps is too large
#design #oss
Let’s say you have two contexts in a Phoenix app and a function to implement: subscription/1
Which path would you go and why?
Billing.subscription(account)
Account.subscription(account)
@marekfort and I decided to give @tuist’s newsletter a spin and focus it on the building developer tools drive and optimizing for joy. We are calling it “Just for fun”. Every month we’ll surface from the Internet tools and ideas that optimize for joy:
I’m reaching a level of familiarity with Phoenix and Elixir that feels amazing. We’ve been building new @tuist features quite smoothly with Phoenix LiveView and the productivity was amazing.
@daveverwer @finestructure @dandylyons @SwiftPackageIndex thanks a lot :swift:
I believe the CI space will soon be commoditized by open source and many existing services will struggle to remain competitive. They built their business on proprietary pipeline non-portable schemas, and this never goes too far.
I’m really tired of relationships that have the ability to make myself responsible of problems that I didn’t create myself. I need to develop a better sense to identify them and cut them earlier.
@a_grebenyuk thanks Alex! I’ll check it out. How was the migration experience?
@Waltflanagan I’ll give that talk a watch. Thanks for sharing 💜
@Waltflanagan I got the mental models, but I’m struggling to familiarize with the compiler annotations to make the code comply with the compile-time checks. It could be a matter of working a bit more with those constructs.
@dandylyons @SwiftPackageIndex really? This is what I was looking for. Thanks a lot Daniel!
Does anyone know #Swift Package that has undergone a transition to complete Swift concurrency checking?