Lakeside Coder
Tid-bits and technology-bytes from a coder
This kind of transparency is awesome
Feature idea: show which tests cover a given line of code
I never thought I'd say this, but I now post to this blog almost exclusively using the command ./post "title" "link"
The ad says what I want to hear
Replacing the cable that runs to my dsl modem with a cat5 ethernet cable made a surprising difference in the quality of my internet connection
Prettier output
This is a little different actually, more like marco polo for desktops. You record and then send short (or long I suppose) screen captures
If this works well (I heard that it does), it had to be quite tricky to write. I've worked with PDFs (a little), they're quite horrible on the formatting
Not in my ordinary line of 'tech' tips, but appeals to my interest in finance
Looks interesting
17 lines of code to convert a bash script to a binary for use in a distroless container
Programming is actually getting easier and easier. But your job will never get easier - if it did, why would they hire you to do it?
https://www.gatsbyjs.org/starters/fabe/gatsby-starter-deck/
(whenever that happens)
Wow, this looks pretty cool.
https://elementary.io/
Everyone will use it, everyone will say it's terrible
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=aaron-bond.better-comments
haven't tried it yet, but I want better comment highlighting for sure.
https://brianoflondon.me/2019/07/steve-gibson-s-sqrl-system-now-live-on-brianoflondon-me/
I'm super interested in sqrl, though I'm not sure I agree with all the design decisions made so far.
https://hackernoon.com/why-i-stopped-using-multiple-monitors-bfd87efa2e5b
I want to read this, I mainly use multiple monitors during screen share/video chats. I think I could do with out it at other times
Main feature, no distracting timeline
Really liking that notion makes the tab title including favicon project (instead of app) specific.
I'll post things here as I think of them. Mostly links. Sometimes quotes. Often tools. Sometimes gists (github gists).
https://browserbench.org/Speedometer2.0/