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	Mitchell Porter @_mitchellporter	5h
	Replying to @alexisgallagher I will say tho now that we're talking, looking at some code now that doesn't use type inference looks funny. Like, why type all the types? 🙃
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	Mitchell Porter @_mitchellporter	5h
	Replying to @alexisgallagher I honestly have no idea but that sounds right. Something random reminded me today so decided to ask twitter. I've never investigated.
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	Mitchell Porter @_mitchellporter	5h
	Replying to @alexisgallagher How do you feel about affect on compile times?
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	Mitchell Porter @_mitchellporter	5h
	Replying to @alexisgallagher I'm in a tough spot. Personally I think it's redundant to declare types when I could just let the compiler do its thing.
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	Mitchell Porter @_mitchellporter	5h
	Replying to @alexisgallagher I also work with a dev that prefers declaring types because it's easier to glance at code and instantly know what types you're working with
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	Mitchell Porter @_mitchellporter	5h
	Replying to @alexisgallagher Nope. I prefer it, but seems like the current trend is declaring types and decreasing compile time. I haven't measured myself though*
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	Mitchell Porter @_mitchellporter	6h
	Replying to @jkup request or axios
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	Craig Hockenberry @chockenberry	19h
	How to solve the app bloat problem: search rank is inversely proportional to download size.
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	Sebastian Markbåge @sebmarkbage	Apr 18
	"Endpoint" is a misnomer that must've been coined by engineers who considered their job done before considering the front-end architecture.
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	Laurie Voss @seldo	Apr 18
	Replying to @seldo npm users write ruby, python, Java, Go, C, and every other language you can think of. npm is how you put websites together.
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	Laurie Voss @seldo	Apr 18
	Perception lags reality by years. npm is not primarily a tool for node developers. 80% of npm's users are front-end JS developers.
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	Mitchell Porter @_mitchellporter	Apr 18
	Replying to @filip_woj wat
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	Quinn Taylor @thequinntaylor	Apr 18
	Xcode 8.3.2 is available on the App Store! Fixes include a couple issues affecting IB documents, see the release notes for more details.
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	Sindre Sorhus @sindresorhus	Apr 5
	Things I miss most in JavaScript after having used Swift for a while: Immutability, types, enums, structs, pattern matching, default params
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	james kyle @thejameskyle	Apr 18
	It makes no sense not to build 99% of desktop applications using @electronjs at this point
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	Typicode @typicode	8 Feb 16
	Hotel lets you have local .dev domains without having to edit /etc/hosts github.com/typicode/hotel #nodejs #frontend pic.twitter.com/N7Jvszeaxh
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	Mitchell Porter @_mitchellporter	Apr 18
	Replying to @jeresig YES PLEASE :)
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	Mitchell Porter @_mitchellporter	Apr 18
	Replying to @zats JavaScript. Makes async code look synchronous. I think they borrowed it from c#
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	Mitchell Porter @_mitchellporter	Apr 18
	async/await feels too good to be true
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	Mitchell Porter @_mitchellporter	Apr 18
	So I just discovered that @dnsimple has an awesome comic they made that explains how DNS works. Really cool. howdns.works/ep1/
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