This talk on component-based architectures really resonated with me.
Some of it is specific to Spring, but I've found it help to organize my code around clear APIs between specific components, like in a mobile app: UI, network sync, local DB, etc.
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@siracusa Got it, thanks!
@siracusa @incomparable Ah ok thanks I wasn't sure if the Incomparable episode discussed the same episodes you listed
@siracusa @incomparable Which episodes of the show are discussed? I’d to watch them before listening to the podcast
@marcoarment Same for me. I’ve been using the Transporter app for submissions and it hasn’t given me any errors.
@mactanaka Congrats! Well deserved, my favorite app of 2022 as well!
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Jason TateA lot more people here this morning. My Mastodon tips for people just signing up: follow and boost people regularly, show that you’re here and are enjoying others. Find people to follow by using the transfer tools (movetodon.org), looking at the follows of people you already follow, and going to the explore pages on your instance or instances for things you’re interested in (e.g. journa.host). Play around with the settings and the basics are pretty intuitive.
@sikachu Could be RSV (Respiratory syncytial virus). I've heard it can last a long time
“Just Use Postgres for Everything” https://www.amazingcto.com/postgres-for-everything/
Today’s lesson: when unit testing Swift Tasks from @MainActor annotated code (like from this excellent article https://www.swiftbysundell.com/articles/writing-testable-code-when-using-swiftui/), make not to mark the test methods as async. Apparently that breaks the tests!
