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I’ve just released v0.14.0 of Tinboard, my #Pinboard client for the #Terminal. This release adds the start of an application settings dialog, with the first couple of options letting you set the default value for the "private" and “read-later" state of new bookmarks.
Guys I need some helping hand. I need some good reading (book/article) on the proper way of writing OOP. I gave a project where we use classes, but they are more used as a package if functions then working like objects. Like a class of only statics, passing around IDs not the real objects of data (this sending SRP down the drain), arrays, generally functional programming with extra steps. I'd fancy even a discussion as I want to slowly explain all that to my teammates #php#oop#programming
TIA
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i have been futsing about with scheme controlling graphics libraries for simple primitives, and would love a chance to expand out into something cool to test some things, for a demo or the spark of something
probably going to have to do with #asciiart in some capacity, given the time constraint... it would be so cool to do something #spritely#spritelygoblins#hoot#wasm related ;) :D
if you're an 'ideas person' or anything, hang out & backseat, i can stream for about another month or so before i have to pack up and have very uncertain internet connectivity...
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After a while trying to understand if either ksh or zsh provided a way to prevent taking strings and undefined variables as 0 when doing arithmetic evaluation, there seems to be no feature specifically for it, sadly.
Closest is using set -o nounset (ksh) and setopt no_unset (zsh) to prevent undefined variables from evaluating to zero. If a "string" contains only numbers, a dot and whitespace, it will be treated as a number. Also, if it only contains the name of any other variable and whitespace, it evaluates to that.
Not that I expected shell languages to provide accurate arithmetic.
As a bonus though, it was cool learning about ksh's compound variables, force_float option and especially discipline functions.
Alright, now that I'm more relaxed and less stressed out with my stuff (for now), I would like to start with the whole learning web development thing.
Could you people in the #WebDev space help me out with some resources to get started? My main goal is to be a full stack developer, but I want to start with front end, anything you could share is really appreciated 💙
PSA: Do not submit "omnibus" pull requests to #git repos, especially without talking to the maintainer first. Keeping PRs generally focused to one particular problem or feature makes things far more manageable for reviewing, testing, and reverting/bug-fixing later on. I would always much rather have 10 smaller PRs focused one specific thing each than one massive unsolicited one with a bunch of scope creep.
Why should you unit test? What should you unit test? And how much?
Today's blog post answers these questions and provides some helpful guidelines.
The post is actually a lightly edited extract of a book on unit testing that I started about 10 years ago but never finished. Still, it has aged reasonably well.