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mib.im
Looking to find the joy of internet again ▪︎ still a coder ▪︎ Podcast @ kortslutning.fun ▪︎ CTO @ variant.no ▪︎ blog @ mib.im
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How many here does actual strict red-green-refactor TDD and why are you lying about doing it?

I love dev quotes. And of course Rich Hickey is one of the best sources. Was just reminded of a good one: "Programmers know the benefits of everything and the trade-offs of nothing" 🤌🤌

experience is a dish best served cold

This alone is worth the $20/month price tag for Cursor.

I wish LLMs could handle all communication, requirement analysis, scoping, prioritization, user testing, organizational alignment, etc.. And leave all the naïve, faulty, happy-path programming to me.

I just found an actual use case for container queries. AMA

The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world it could be statically rendered

Brukte 95 kroner på denne vitsen. Usikker på om det var verdt det for 7 likes på Bluesky.

Noe nytt på hjemmekontor24.no i dag da, mon tro? 🧐

I've found the perfect use case for the Cursor editor. All that technology so I can be lazy while writing commit messages

My most popular npm package, "node-notifier", has had 2,509,629,745 downloads since 2013. If I charged $0.01 for every download, I would have no downloads by now.

This is the content everyone needs

Continuing my quest of finally having actual valuable e2e tests on client side solutions: What is your go-to solution for awaiting requests as a consequence of pushing a button or link? Depending on case? Waiting for selector? networkidle?

Grab it while it's hot! New episode from @kortslutning.fun where we discuss statements from a developer after 6 years in the industry (in Norwegian).

i use hunter2 as password everywhere because reverse psychology

stop sleeping on stopping saying stop sleeping

Can’t wait to see my kids’ disbelief when I tell them that back in my day, we used to manually indent and format our code.

Oh yes! Works like a charm. Maybe not a critical feature, but makes Bluesky so much smoother to use.

I think code gets automatically more maintainable and navigable when following a simple principle: Optimize the code for deletion. I call this the Ravioli principle and is something I've been talking about at several conferences the last few months. www.youtube.com/watch?v=zQas...

Let's look at Bluesky performance on Android! I managed to build a release build of the app and ran some traces, let's see what we can find... I have ~hour, will add to this thread as I investigate

There is some fantastic learning within these threads for everyone. Firstly just the openness in the approach to learning and sharing experience and reasoning around problems. But also the technical aspects of it. Speaking from personal experience, profiling React Native apps in Android is hard.

I have yet to successfully run a product with #nextjs + authjs + external API + Playwright E2E. Too flaky, too unreliable. This ends now, with my latest product. I am adamant about making this work and delivering actual value – not just symbolic. Give me your best tips!