#Async

David Smith

Catfish_Man

btw on the subject of “should I use NSOperationQueue or libdispatch”, since it came up, my concrete recommendation is: you should really strongly consider not writing async/concurrent code.I know this

David Booth

david__booth

"Async" Slack channels are one of our secret weapons at @beondeckAfter using them for ~18 months, I can't imagine Slack without them. Particularly now— operating 100% remote with 62 teammates in

Romeen Sheth

RomeenSheth

0/ Nothing pisses me off more than Lawyers ripping Founders off when putting investment docs together.The worst part is most Investors aren’t helpful - 85% push the bill to Founders.As

Leonardo Fed

leonardofed

I have some news to share today.from Sametab → to http://Pulse.so [A thread] The premise is that most teams today heavily favor sync > async communication.However, great written communication (as opposed

Job

Jobvo

1/ I've been managing people remotely for 8 years. Here's how to be a better manager in a remote (distributed) team: 2/ First off: being a great manager and being

Zack Jackson

ScriptedAlchemy

If you used MF with runtime level startup code, and a circular, heavy handed “host-uses-it’s-remote” implementation. You could use webpack mechanics to attach remotes that supply their own data. Leveraging

Ryan Florence

ryanflorence

I'll never forget when somebody asked me about their code that had React, Redux and Redux Saga to make 4 requests for data and then render a single page. Nothing

Stacey

staceymargarita

I have learned a lot about online teaching from watching one of my sons do virtual school. He has one teacher for 2 core classes and another teacher for his

Markus Schirp

_m_b_j_

I'm 10y remote now and 99% of all interactions with my heavy remote / async teams are NOT done with calls / video.It almost all in writing.Everyone right now trying

✨kf ✨

kf

I feel like there's the group of remote workers in tech who work remotely in large part because they're disabled, and then there's everyone elseand when hot takes about remote

Ben Lesh

BenLesh

I'd rather have readable code with corner-case bugs, than completely bug free code no one can read. That's probably hard for some people to swallow, but there it is. That

Tinloof

tinloof

Explain to me asynchronous JavaScript (callbacks, promises, async/await) like I'm 5 years old, thread #javascript #100DaysOfCode JavaScript code is executed synchronously, i.e. line by line in the order it's written,

Alex Kallaway 🚢

ka11away

#100DaysOfCode friends, welcome to the 2nd official #100DaysOfCodeChats session! Process described below.Qs: What are the top qualities you're looking for in a mentor? Do you have a mentor? What format/session

Jaana Dogan ヤナドガン

rakyll

I worked on several migration projects from SOAP services to microservices back in 2007-2010. We have done a lot of mistakes by following the hype instead of doing what was

Gepser

gepser

Benefits of being a remote company:- You can hire from virtually anywhere. More diversity and access to talent.1/ - You will document better because you can't rely on everyone listening

Ali Q

AliQOfficial

If you want the asymmetrical upside of the internet, you have to embrace asynchronous communication. As Cal Newport says in 'Deep Work':"The ability to perform deep work is becoming increasingly