Got a few minutes into the context video before I head to close it. Do people actually enjoy YouTubers presenting stuff in this manner?
Yes I do.
Found him when learning vim and watched a few of his twitch streams. Quite enjoy his takes on things. Not the biggest fan of this new reaction content but do occasionally watch ones related to the tech I use for the day job
Yeah, sometimes it's too over the top. But he has some thoughts that are kind of refreshing to hear in this Twitter driven development world.
Do we now have "influencer programmers" now? 🤣
We always have had em, they're just on YouTube now too 😂
Huh... now that you mention it, I guess that's what people like Bob Martin and mpj (along many others of course) might classify as. Would any guru fall under this category?
I still dont get it why they remove ts????? its dumb in many ways.
Is strange... In the video I linked, he said it apparently broke some repos. He also said that they could have at the very least added in jsdoc comments to keep types without requiring extra tooling.
It was for turbo
Pr: https://github.com/hotwired/turbo/pull/972
Context: https://youtu.be/Bv3YhGku92w?si=uuyb8Cyfn06BLX6o
Got a few minutes into the context video before I head to close it. Do people actually enjoy YouTubers presenting stuff in this manner?
Yes I do.
Found him when learning vim and watched a few of his twitch streams. Quite enjoy his takes on things. Not the biggest fan of this new reaction content but do occasionally watch ones related to the tech I use for the day job
Yeah, sometimes it's too over the top. But he has some thoughts that are kind of refreshing to hear in this Twitter driven development world.
Do we now have "influencer programmers" now? 🤣
We always have had em, they're just on YouTube now too 😂
Huh... now that you mention it, I guess that's what people like Bob Martin and mpj (along many others of course) might classify as. Would any guru fall under this category?
I still dont get it why they remove ts????? its dumb in many ways.
Is strange... In the video I linked, he said it apparently broke some repos. He also said that they could have at the very least added in jsdoc comments to keep types without requiring extra tooling.
ok.
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What's with that si parameter?
I think it is share ID. I've noticed YouTube started putting them in links made with the share button.
Not sure, I copied the link from the share button on the mobile app