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“Using Custom Route Matching with the Angular Router” and other tweeted links…

Brandon 👨🏿‍💻✍🏿🏀 [brandontroberts] Using Custom Route Matching with the #Angular Router ✍🏿👀📢

https://link.medium.com/H6B59RCWoV

Brandon 👨🏿‍💻✍🏿🏀 [brandontroberts] A preview of the new getting started tutorial for @angular has landed! Go through it, and tell us what you think!

https://next.angular.io/start

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REFACTR.TECH [RefactrTech] #NgRx is a reactive framework for managing state and side effects in your #Angular app. Learn common patterns and practices that help you scale up your app with @Brandontroberts in this session. http://refactr.tech/ #refactr #diversity #inclusion #tech #conference #atlanta https://twitter.com/RefactrTech/status/1112746781203447810/photo/1

Tom Shea [thristhart] @garybernhardt was wondering if you'd seen the typescript 3.4 announcement, specifically the incremental build feature: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/typescript/announcing-typescript-3-4/#faster-subsequent-builds-with-the---incremental-flag I thought of your annoyance w/ long running builds when I saw it

Rachel Andrew [rachelandrew] I am so keen to get more developers involved in the work of actually improving and contributing to the web platform, which is why I ask these questions, why I write this stuff. It is exhausting to constantly be dealing with this attitude.

Dan Abramov [dan_abramov] Overlooked pattern: using classes from a function component with useRef Hook.

function MyThing() {
  const ref = useRef()
  if (!ref.current) {
    ref.current = new MyClass()
  }
  // ...
}

class MyClass {
  // ...
}

Why? For imperative logic like jQuery plugins or logging.

Jeffrey Snover [jsnover] I've started using preview version of OWA (which uses the React Native) and am shocked at how good it is:

  • It is peppy & responsive
  • Deals well with high latency networks
  • Search is fantastic
  • Calendaring is rich
  • AND it spares my laptop's battery/cpu

Freaking AMAZING!

Daniel Rosenwasser [drosenwasser] A chart of TypeScript's growth in the State of JS Survey since 2016. Users who would use TypeScript again has jumped a decent amount every year (~13% each year, now at ~47% in 2018). Users who would not use TypeScript again has remained at just around 5%. https://twitter.com/drosenwasser/status/1110237435991076865/photo/1

Bryan D. Wilhite [BryanWilhite] looks like in @typescriptlang classes not only are members public by default, they are also the C# equivalent of virtual by default: https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/classes.html https://twitter.com/BryanWilhite/status/1108077842783305728/photo/1

Bryan D. Wilhite [BryanWilhite] MiniProfiler is a library and UI for profiling your application. By letting you see where you time is spent, which queries are run, and any other custom timings you want to add, MiniProfiler helps you debug issues and optimize performance. https://miniprofiler.com/dotnet/AspDotNetCore https://twitter.com/BryanWilhite/status/1105956175663624192/photo/1

Bryan D. Wilhite [BryanWilhite] The official documentation for HttpClient recommends using only one instance of this object. However, for the scenarios where requests step on each other, it’s better to create more than one instance. https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/IIS-Support-Blog/High-CPU-usage-caused-by-using-the-same-HttpClient-instance/ba-p/364568

Bryan D. Wilhite [BryanWilhite] HttpClientFactory: “In the words of the http://asp.net/ Team it is “an opinionated factory for creating HttpClient instances” and is a new feature coming with the release of http://asp.net/ Core 2.1” https://www.stevejgordon.co.uk/introduction-to-httpclientfactory-aspnetcore https://twitter.com/BryanWilhite/status/1106356985153220608/photo/1

Yasuaki Matsuda [DarkCrash3] AzCopy support in Azure Storage Explorer now available in public preview https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/azcopy-support-in-azure-storage-explorer-now-available-in-public-preview/

Microsoft Cloud IT Pro Podcast #msclouditpro [msclouditpro] Azure Blob Storage lifecycle management generally available http://dlvr.it/R1spxK

堀畑 和弘 [kazzhori] How I'm able to take notes in mathematics lectures using LaTeX and Vim | Gilles Castel できるのか? https://castel.dev/post/lecture-notes-1/

Visual Studio [VisualStudio] #dotNETCore container images are now being published to Microsoft Container Registry. Read more about this and other changes to the images we publish: http://msft.it/6018TEh4y

Forrest Litke [forlitke] Synology DiskStation is a simple, straightforward server you can trust http://dlvr.it/R1fCL7 https://twitter.com/forlitke/status/1110890601036173312/photo/1

Windows IT Pro [MSWindowsITPro] Have you seen what's coming in #Windows10 v1903 for Wndows Subsystem for Linux? Access Linux files from Windows or via command line, an improved wsl.exe command line experience, and more. Learn more about what's next for #WSL: http://msft.social/myb9SY https://twitter.com/MSWindowsITPro/status/1106251096249585669/photo/1

Kim Zetter [KimZetter] ASUS, one of world’s largest computer makers, installed backdoor on thousands of customer computers last yr after hackers compromised its software update tool. The file was signed w/ ASUS digital certificates to make it look like authentic software update. https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/pan9wn/hackers-hijacked-asus-software-updates-to-install-backdoors-on-thousands-of-computers

John Maeda [johnmaeda] “Agility comes from being customer-centric because when you set a goal to positively impact the behavior of your customers, there are an infinite number of possible directions. You then need to experiment, be humble, and ready to change course. That is being agile.” —@jboogie https://twitter.com/johnmaeda/status/1109823308122521600/photo/1

Márcio M. Silva [marciojmsilva] Boeing downplayed 737 MAX software risks, self-certified much of plane’s safety http://dlvr.it/R15FtN https://twitter.com/marciojmsilva/status/1107784034883518464/photo/1

Kim Allen [KimAllenPEng] Untold History of AI: Invisible Women Programmed America's First Electronic Computer 1946 demo to add 5000 numbers in less than a second required ground-breaking programming work of a team of 6 women, who themselves had previously worked as “computers.” http://j.mp/2uwdIk3 https://twitter.com/KimAllenPEng/status/1110909847657242629/photo/1

Jeff Atwood [codinghorror] I have more respect for people who attempt to share their true, authentic selves on Twitter and occasionally get in trouble for it. At a certain audience size there is no longer any perfect way to thread that needle, unless you post nothing but feel-good non sequiturs.

The Dad Briefs™ [SladeWentworth] 30% of parenting is just asking, “Why is this wet?”

kyra [kystephenn] Lol you know what erks me? I asked for feedback from all the companies that rejected me and not ONE has replied. Can’t wait to air them all out in my “So I went job hunting in Canada as a new grad...” medium post 🤗😬

Bryan D. Wilhite [BryanWilhite] @kystephenn The only way I got this kind of information was when the recruiter was the account manager, meaning she talked to me and was intimate with the company as well which is quite rare these days. The best way to get feedback is to have no fear of rejection—also rare😇

Bryan D. Wilhite [BryanWilhite] http://remotehub.io/ Browse 2,000+ remote companies and learn about their team, benefits, work culture and more => @Bizmonger https://twitter.com/BryanWilhite/status/1111047369129226240/photo/1

Bryan D. Wilhite [BryanWilhite] because all of you guys/gals type better than me, i am somewhat excited about this: http://keybr.com/ https://twitter.com/BryanWilhite/status/1106633239081308160/photo/1

Bryan D. Wilhite [BryanWilhite] NASA’s Eyes

Experience Earth and our solar system, the universe and the spacecraft exploring them, with immersive apps for Mac, PC and mobile devices. http://eyes.nasa.gov/ https://twitter.com/BryanWilhite/status/1111754750410657792/photo/1