Samuel Edwin retweeted
My Son has always wanted a Switch and since he’s been so good this year with school etc I thought I’d go all out.
I hope the Avaya 64 port gigabit switch is the one he wanted, he tried to keep his excitement in but he’s probably trying to play it cool!
Samuel Edwin retweeted
Most productivity hacks tell you how to persevere doing things you dislike.
My productivity hack tells you to rearrange your life to minimize dealing with things you dislike.
Embracing your nature > fighting nature
Samuel Edwin retweeted
It's time to re-invent functional programming.
Aggressively focus on tackling the hardest problems with composition & stellar ergonomics.
Make ordinary developers insanely productive & joyful.
THIS, not category theory, is the new face of functional programming.
Samuel Edwin retweeted
Crashes can be a source of frustration, especially when they are hard to debug. Let’s learn what we can do to solve them.
Join our meetup meetup.com/meetup-group-zOYY… on 10th April to hear about "Getting the most out of your crash reporter" by
@_e_Sam
#iosdev #meetup
Samuel Edwin retweeted
Many career-ladder-climbers are suffering from a chronic lack of genuine excitement.
They think they get excited, but many forgot what it means to truly feel alive.
Chart your own path, start a family, build your own story, listen to your gut. Let real excitement happen again.
Samuel Edwin retweeted
How does ACE measure this? It doesn't. Which means bad managers will not focus on it it because it's not measured and reported 😡
Samuel Edwin retweeted
Unpopular opinion: the more I work with different kinds of data structures in front-end apps, the more I realize that full immutability is way overrated.
Isolated mutability (with immutable message passing) works pretty well.
Samuel Edwin retweeted
"Migrating iOS Project To Bazel, A Real-World Experience" by @liuliu
Highlight: Example of a GraphQL/Swift incremental code-generation pipeline with sh_binary, genrule and http_archive.
liuliu.me/eyes/migrating-ios…
Samuel Edwin retweeted
The long awaited feature is here! now you can top up your e-Money on @tokopedia iOS App! Top-up aja dulu.
Samuel Edwin retweeted
So to repeat: The key transition when striving to do remote work better is to change the default from synchronous, verbal collaboration to asynchronous, written collaboration. Here's a guide to get you started. basecamp.com/guides/how-we-c…
Samuel Edwin retweeted
Open source component libraries generally try to support as many use cases as possible.
Design systems tend to be more locked down, deliberately limiting your options.
Even when using an open source component library, you should wrap it in an opinionated design system layer.



























