While recently migrating 2,380 posts from Wordpress to a static site in Azure ($2/mo), I took notes along the way in case others find themselves on the same journey.
react-scripts 3.0.0 has shifted TypeScript linting support from tslint to eslint. This is on the general roadmap for TypeScript in general, so while eslint doesn't support all of the rules I'm using w/ tslint at the moment, it's good enough that I want to try a full migration.
Titles are hard. A lot of people have tried to come up with one true solution and I've personally put a lot of thought into it from both the IC and Manager perspective. I don't have an answer, but recently it occurred to me that maybe we're trying to use "titles" as a one-size-fits-all hammer.
ASP.Net Core 2.2's react template now starts us with similar content to `npx create-react-app`. I wanted to use TypeScript for a project, so here's the steps and resources I used to convert the React app to TypeScript.
I just ran 1120 continuous integration builds, with a variety of npm calls, flags, and alternatives. Here's suggestions for speeding up your CI time.
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The Chameleon and the Scorpion – Roy Rapoport – Medium
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An open-source benchmark suite for microservices and their hardware-software implications for cloud & edge systems – the morning paper
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How to Avoid Hiring a Toxic Employee
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SREs: The Happiest - and Highest Paid - in the Industry - DevOps.com
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