Mozilla launched Fluent, a new standard for applications to offer i18n (internationalization) of their user interfaces.
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My Experience With Triplebyte: More Developers Should Do It
I’m like most programmers. If you check this blog, you’ll only see a handful of posts, spread out sporadically. If you check my github, it will be mostly empty and consist of small merge requests or documentation updates. I follow 75 people on twitter and 25 people follow me – most of them spam accounts.
Top Languages and Code Editors Used in 2018
WakaTime releases end of 2018 summary for popular technologies used by developers.
Angular Ivy Update Coming In 2019 Means Smaller Apps
A new compilation system, nicknamed “Angular Ivy” will allow compiled Angular apps to be tiny.
The Gif Git Tutorial: Top Twelve Most Used Commands
If you have to learn how to use git from the command line, I wrote this tutorial to help you.
How To Subtly Do Rubber Duck Programming At Work
Rubber duck programming is a way to talk through a programming problem. The idea is that by trying to explain your problem and attempted solution, you might uncover the issue holding you back by yourself.