kenneth.lynne on Narro: Recent Episodes
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In a previous post, I went over an approach you could take to authenticate your React app with Twitter. The obvious next step is to add Facebook, Google and Github to the authentication mix. To…
https://codeburst.io/react-authentication-with-twitter-google-facebook-and-github-862d59583105
* Twitter
* Google
* Facebook
* Github
* please read this
* singleton
* a great tutorial
Sykeavbruddsforsikring er spesielt viktig for selvstendig næringsdrivende. Dekker faste, løpende driftsutgifter og lønn over 6 G ved sykemelding.
https://www.if.no/bedrift/forsikring-for-bedrifter/personforsikring/sykeavbruddsforsikring
Checklist for success of a senior engineer
https://littleblah.com/post/2019-09-01-senior-engineer-checklist/
* This is the source
* The manager’s Path
* The Mythical Man-Month
Learn how code reviews are used at Micosoft - one of the leading and largest software companies - to ensure high quality code and collaboration.
https://www.michaelagreiler.com/code-reviews-at-microsoft-how-to-code-review-at-a-large-software-company/
* my colleagues
* larger blog post series about code reviews
* Microsoft has around 140.000 employees
* At Microsoft, code reviewing is a highly adopted engineering practice and perceived as a great best practice.
* In a large scale study on code reviews at Microsoft,
* code review pitfalls
* code review best practices
* code review pitfalls
* code review best practices
* Developers at Microsoft spend a significant amount of their time on code reviews.
* code review best practices
* Developers do code reviews to improve the code, to find defects, but mostly to increase the knowledge transfer amongst team members and for the learning effects.
* code review tool at Microsoft
* several best practices to boost the value of code review comments.
* code review data is the base for several empirical studies
* this blog post series about code reviews at Microsoft
* my blog post on code review pitfalls
* Chris Bird
* Jacek Czerwonka
* Laura Macleod
* Margaret-Anne Storey
92% of people struggle with hitting their long term goals. But with the right plan, processes, and motivations you can make them more than just a dream.
https://blog.rescuetime.com/mental-strategies-long-term-goals/
* give you focus
* keeps you motivated
* kill procrastination
* stress
* you need to balance the urgent with the important
* While fires will always need to be put out, you need to balance the urgent with the important if you want to make meaningful progress in your work and life.
* Guide to Effective Goal Setting
* writes
* Researchers have found
* building better habits
* routines, and rituals
* on a list like this
* Research
* meaningful work
* decision fatigue
* building habits and routines
* Breaking large goals into smaller, more manageable ‘chunks’
* Meticulously planning out the steps you need to take to hit your long-term goals helps you put one foot in front of the other, even when you’re exhausted or unmotivated.
* feedback
* measure our progress
* protect your time
* has been found
* people who define their path from the end backward
* Rather than being overwhelmed by the uncertain outcomes each step could have taken, starting at the end lets you corral the endless possibilities and stay focused on the end goal.
* 92% of people struggle
* Try RescueTime
* Guide to Setting and Achieving Goals
* Effective goal setting.
* Why you should be setting smaller goals
* the mental biases that are getting in the way of hitting your goals
* what we learned when we asked hundreds of RescueTime user how they stay motivated to hit their daily goals
All about the dispatcher, memoized state queue, passive effects queue, effects injection, and more.
https://medium.com/the-guild/under-the-hood-of-reacts-hooks-system-eb59638c9dba
* Homepage
* Homepage
* GraphQL
* React
* Angular
* NodeJS
* Meteor
* Eytan Manor
* implementation
* implementation
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* React Conf
* React docs
* implementation
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If you've spent any time with React Native, you've probably tried debugging your apps with Chrome. It's handy, it's familiar, it kinda works, but maybe you've thought "this could be better." And you're right: it can be. In this talk, you'll meet Reactotron, a free, open-source development tool for your React and React Native projects. You'll see how just a few lines of code will give you access to a world of useful information about what's going in your app. Get better stack traces on errors, peer into the gory details of your network requests, pry open your async storage, subscribe to Redux store changes, debug your sagas, and the list goes on. By the end, you'll be ready to start working with Reactotron in your own projects, and wonder how you ever worked without it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UiPo9A9k7xc&feature=youtu.be
What is a quarter-life crisis, and how do you break through it? In this engaging and funny talk, the author of an Amazon bestseller on finding meaningful work shares the takeaways from his and other young people confronting the quarter-life crisis head-on.
Adam Smiley Poswolsky is the author of The Quarter-Life Breakthrough, an Amazon bestseller. He has inspired professionals and entrepreneurs to find fulfilling work as director of community engagement for the Hive Global Leaders Program, and previously as director of The Bold Academy. He is a mentor for the StartingBloc Institute for Social Innovation and a facilitator for General Assembly and The Passion Co. He previously worked as special assistant to the Director of Global Operations at the U.S. Peace Corps.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at http://ted.com/tedx
https://youtu.be/ddek3gQVt9Y
In 2009 Nick Martin quit his job as a developer and tech-savvy person. He packed up his bags and went on to fulfill his own dreams. For him this meant exploring the world. So far he has seen more than 50 countries and lived in Germany, Switzerland, Australia, Ecuador, Fiji and New Zealand. His trip took him six years but made him so many experiences richer and wiser. Since then the world traveler is sharing his experiences on his blog “Travel-Echo” and at various events as a public speaker. His message is powerful: “Live life to the fullest. Let me inspire you, to get the best out of your own life.” This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
https://youtu.be/zO--hYecQKo
“The 3 Keys to Becoming Irresistible” by John Gorman https://link.medium.com/E2jUzWh9ZU...
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