this was the most expensive `.toLowerCase()` in human history
Also if you are coming to PyCon Italia, check our takeaway boxes! Why spend your time in a queue when you can have fusilli with tasty red pesto right awayyyyyyyyy https://pycon.it/takeaway-box
16s for a DNS lookup
Reading online looks like an update of the Nest Wifi/Google Wifi software (version 14150.376.32) is causing connection dropouts, so it is possible that this weirdly long DNS lookup is caused by that too... 6 months-ish and no update from Google yet, but they released a new router, so I wonder if this is just part of their plan to make you upgrade 😰
I love this little thing I did to optimise my workflow on pycon-styleguide:
When I push a commit to a PR, a webhook gets called by GitHub and a tiny Python script starts, fetches the commit, builds and publishes the pre-release library on NPM
This is more efficient than Github actions because: no wait for the runner to start, the repo is cloned & installed already and we can just start the build process immediately
Soo much faster than my previous flow to comment `/deploy` and wait 1/2 mins
While they share the "CardPart" name, they do not really inherit or share much. The components render whatever they want. I am a bit conflicted about this because it does mean we need to keep them in sync for spacing/etc but it is fine for now.
The fact that they render whatever they want also allows us to use <MultiplePartsCard/> to build the new voting UI too.
Now the only question is, should this be a new totally new component or part of the <MultiplePartsCard/>? 😛
