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Whether you practice scrum or not, it is the Definition of Ready (not the Definition of Done) that is usually the bottleneck. And it becomes a source of context switching, so much discussed and hated. Stuff is shoved on front-end dev plates waaaay too early!


I really like how ChatGPT integrates (or attempts) with WebStorm and works on git diff. It's still a bit buggy (eg. it attempts to apply css code to html), but a great starting point. @niklas_wortmann Is it something to report to WebStorm or to ChatGPT?

codeofarmz's tweet image. I really like how ChatGPT integrates (or attempts) with WebStorm and works on git diff. It's still a bit buggy (eg. it attempts to apply css code to html), but a great starting point.

@niklas_wortmann  Is it something to report to WebStorm or to ChatGPT?

My life is split into two parts: injection context and reactive context.


How I love to see this!

codeofarmz's tweet image. How I love to see this!

::ng-deep don't work when used in nested CSS selectors. Can't recall now if this is a regression or not.


Sometimes I ponder what has happened to "single" in SSO.


If I filter out "AI" from my feed, will it only filter out by words (\bai\b) or using String.contains()? I wouldn't want to filter out words such as "maintenance" or "contains"


#TodayStokedBy ngTemplateOutlet, css grid/subgrid


I've been spending too much time recently cleaning up import paths and sort order in WebStorm. I guess it's time to hand out this job to eslint-plugin-import.


I wonder how many of you devs, besides using Git UI in your fav IDE, you also actively use a Git client app, such as Fork or Sourcetree. If so, what type of tasks is it irreplaceable at?


Having object spread support in Angular templates would be a nice add-on. I typically need to extend $event with some additional field (childEvent)="myEvent.emit({ ...$event, prop: 'abc' })"


So the @DuckDuckGo browser boasts of being to serious about privacy, but then when you open a blank page it lists all the tracking attempts that it has blocked, including the domain names. "Privacy" redefined.


There must be some missing bit that makes me unsuccessful in using RedirectCommand. I typically run into a circular type of problem... How is RedirectCommand different from returning UrlTree or router.navigate(segments)?


I wonder if there is one to pass the Shut-up Benchmark (ie. won't say a word after you tell it to shut up)

So far, ChatGPT 4o is the only model to pass the Pickle Benchmark™

jeffbcross's tweet image. So far, ChatGPT 4o is the only model to pass the Pickle Benchmark™


I'm curious how Angular devs use View Transitions in their UI (and I don't mean route transitions, but some common scenarios such as showing/hiding element upon checkbox toggle or tabpanel switching). I guess there must be some versatile yet declarative way through directives.


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