#Async

Yosh (slightly less out of office)

This is one of my fave diagrams I've ever made on Rust. It's a simplified model of different "modes" of Rust you can program in.Const rust is working on carving

Fabio Alessandrelli

I'll chime in with my experience in maintaining/porting #godotengine to the Web.The main issue is, non-standard standards.I.e. the bad habit the web has taken to require devs to adopt new

Heather Longbottom

I'm keen to explore asynchronous working - i think it could free up my diary...https://weworkremotely.com/everything-you-need-to-know-about-asynchronous-communication-in-remote-working-environments Still plenty to learn, but as I see it

Most of the advice for working at a remote-first company seems to boil down to: write stuff down, a lot. This is good advice and also terribly frustrating because it

1/ How to have fewer meetings: 2/ Never have a meeting just to share information. Do that by chat, email, video message (@loom), audio (@yac) or pigeon.Even better: write it

CW: assumptions, limited HS-only perspective So far, my experience as a teacher has been that students whose identities carry a lot of power and privilege have had the easiest transition

All code using array.reduce should be rewritten without array.reduce so it's readable by humans *mutes thread* Ok ok, fair enough, there are cases where array.reduce is the best thing to

Shifting from sync to async isn’t going to happen overnight. It takes a profound shift in tools, processes, habits, and culture.Tips in the thread below on what you can do

David Fowler 🇧🇧💉

The execution context gets confused with synchronization context, read this post if you're confused https://devblogs.microsoft.com/pfxteam/executioncontext-vs-synchronizationcontext/. The execution context existed before async locals an

JavaScript Concepts You Should Know Before Learning React.A thread ↓ 1. let, const, and var.• Difference between let, const, and var.• Their scopes and declarations.Here's a details thread about

If you're learning JavaScript, you've likely heard people tell you how important it is to learn the fundamentals.But what are they? And where do you learn them?Here's a list of

David Fowler 🇧🇧💉

Tonight, we'll discuss some of the little known low level optimizations made to async/await in .NET Core 3.x! By now, most of you know what asynchronous programming is, if not

Prof Cloda Jenkins

UCLEconCareersT

Very excited to be back teaching Economics of Regulation 11am Monday. Thought I would share my slides for anyone interested. Let the discussion and interaction begin. Yes there is only

fasterthanlime 🌌

Got some "why are you making fun of Rust's difficulty" comments, so:1) because it's real - Rust is ambitious and novel, so it *does* have a difficulty curve. For me,

1/ Spent the last couple weeks in quarantine obsessively coding a website for Virtual ICLR with @hen_str. We wanted to build something that was fun to browse, async first, and

Amir Salihefendić

0/ Remote work isn't exceptional as companies that are spread around multiple offices have done it for the last many years. The special sauce is communicating asynchronously as the default