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August 13th, 2020: What did you learn this week?

Nick Taylor on August 14, 2020

It's that time of the week again. So wonderful devs, what did you learn this week? It could be programming tips, career advice etc. Feel free to...

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Milán Tenk • Aug 14 '20

Made one of my hobby projects open source and deployed it to npmjs. It's an Angular component:

github.com/milantenk/ngx-interacti...
npmjs.com/package/ngx-interactive-...

Nick Taylor • Aug 14 '20

peter279k • Aug 14 '20 • Edited

On this Tuesday and Wednesday, I joined the CyberSec conference in Taiwan.

And I listen to the talks about DevSecOps and Kubernetes security.

It's very helpful for me to have the tutorial guide about securing my DevOps flow :).

Nick Taylor • Aug 14 '20

Waylon Walker • Aug 14 '20

Writing reusable / composable bash scripts. My bash skills went way up this week, post coming tomorrow.

Nick Taylor • Aug 14 '20

Awesome!

Waylon Walker • Aug 15 '20

Creating Reusable Bash Scripts

Waylon Walker ・ Aug 14 ・ 4 min read

#bash #linux

Alvaro Saburido • Aug 14 '20

I finally implemented a vue3 + typescript app with composition api and graphql. Several articles about the experience are comming 🤣

G33kNoob • Aug 15 '20

Thats really good

Alvaro Saburido • Aug 16 '20

thanks, It felts so good when finally worked haha

Nick Taylor • Aug 14 '20

Nice!

Matteo Bruni • Aug 14 '20

I learned how to create a Neuphormism form

It’s my first try, hope it’s good

Nick Taylor • Aug 14 '20

Noice!

Waylon Walker • Aug 14 '20

Definitely deserves a NOICE! gif

G33kNoob • Aug 15 '20

This week i just completed my last project, and get new project too fully backend with fastify and mongodb
Idont learning much this week, i cant doing codewar too, hope next week i can continue my codewar challenge

Nick Taylor • Aug 15 '20

Clark Kien • Aug 14 '20

I started to learn Nodejs this week, one step to backend "dark side", I would love to hear some advice from you guy to go smoothly with that. Beside of that, few practice with sort algorithm. Have a good day

Nick Taylor • Aug 14 '20

Yeah!

If you're diving into node.js, Microsoft just released a free course on it this week.

Burke Holland

@burkeholland

After many months, we're proud to bring you a full, interactive Node.js course. Completely free. Courtesy of @MicrosoftLearn 🎓

1️⃣ - Introduction to Node.js
2️⃣ - Node.js Dependencies
3️⃣ - Debug Node.js Apps
4️⃣ - Work with files
5️⃣ - Build with Express

docs.microsoft.com/en-us/learn/pa…

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Clark Kien • Aug 14 '20

Awesome, I definitely will check it out. Big thanks

George C. G. Barbosa • Aug 15 '20 • Edited

Listen; Summarize; Repeat.

Best way to keep a conversation interesting.

Nick Taylor • Aug 15 '20

George C. G. Barbosa • Aug 15 '20

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Nick Taylor • Aug 14 '20 • Edited

Interesting. I haven't done any WASM aside from a simple Rust tutorial and haven't touched Blazor. Maybe it's a limitation of WASM that it's not supposed to run in an extension. Having said that I found this post from 2 years ago on SO with an answer that explains how to make it work. I do not know if this is still the case and also if what they do is considered a good practice.

answer re: using WebAssembly in chrome extension

Apr 22 '18

I've been fiddling with WebAssembly recently, and found a way to make it work. Here are the script files:

main.js

chrome.browserAction.onClicked.addListener(function(tab) {
 chrome.tabs.executeScript(null, {file: "content_script.js"});
});

content_script.js

  var importObject = { imports: { imported_func: arg => console.log(arg) } };
  url = 'data:application/wasm;base64,' + "AGFzbQEAAAABCAJgAX8AYAAAAhkBB2ltcG9ydHMNaW1wb3J0ZWRfZnVuYwAAAwIBAQcRAQ1leHBvcnRlZF9mdW5jAAEKCAEGAEEqEAAL";
  WebAssembly.instantiateStreaming(fetch(url), importObject)
  .then(obj => obj.instance.exports.exported_func());

The…

Ashwani Pandey • Aug 14 '20

I learned about AWS code star, Docker Compose, AWS Cloud formation, and Travis CI.

Nick Taylor • Aug 14 '20

Ronnie Villarini • Aug 14 '20

Learned how to use the Vue testing library! We are migrating an AJS app with 0 tests over to Vue, adding tests along the way 🥳

Nick Taylor • Aug 14 '20

Helder Burato Berto • Aug 14 '20 • Edited

On this week I started to use the "GTD" flow with Emacs and it works like a magic!

I will create a post about and how it works.

Nick Taylor • Aug 14 '20

Doaa Mahely • Aug 14 '20

This week I started learning MongoDB and Mongoose. It's my first foray into NoSQL databases. It is challenging and unfamiliar but I'll start working on a project soon and google as I go.

Nick Taylor • Aug 14 '20

That's awesome! 🔥