Grant | Dev @grantdotdev

Lead Developer | Author @freeCodeCamp. C# | TS | Python | Passionate neurodiversity advocate. Let’s connect linktr.ee/grantdotdev England, United Kingdom Joined July 2018

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Grant | Dev @grantdotdev

2 days ago

I’m captain jack sparrow …savvy! My latest tattoo addition. 🫟 🏴‍☠️

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a week ago

Watching #stateofplay and soo stoked for #wolverine looks epic.

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2 weeks ago

@Avabelly__ Falkor

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2 weeks ago

@giorgi_tedi @James_M_South This is its intended use imo. I use pattern matching often like this and is the recommended way

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2 weeks ago

The Uk 🇬🇧 is not designed for 30°c +

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2 weeks ago

@adelbucetta @freeCodeCamp Hi sorry I’m trying to understand what problem you believe the article highlights in regards to JWT ?

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2 weeks ago

@ImChelseaGreen We need “Tiffsea” 🤷‍♂️ or “Chelfany” as tag team champs 🏆

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3 weeks ago

@mjovanovictech I much prefer JIRA over a recent teams usage of Rally 🤮 😡

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3 weeks ago

@fromdevoid @kristijan_kralj CQRS is a concept not only implemented in .Net

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4 weeks ago

@KarenPayneMVP This is why i opt for Jetbrains Rider much more stable.

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4 weeks ago

@HyliaKay Awww too cute 🐱

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So due to work requirements. I may be spending the next 6-12 months writing Python. Don’t worry folks I’ll still be posting / writing .Net tutorials. But you may also see a few more Python posts. #versatility is the future. Sometimes you gotta do what you gotta do

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4 weeks ago

@KarenPayneMVP I’d separate code off into smaller solutions / features etc. Turn reusable code into Nuget packages and have these served to the relevant areas. Think Micro-Front-End , for your back end strategy. Solution load time will decrease greatly.

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a month ago

Started my new job today - loving all the fresh merch, gadgets and equipment. - M5 Pro Chip MacBook - iPhone 16 - AirPods v4 #happyDev

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a month ago

@devinbgoble @Mike_Preston17 Set clear coding rules from the start to avoid unsettling changes. As a consultant myself, I value my reputation and aim to build long-term relationships. I find some short term contractors don’t think too much about long term goals as long as works “for now”

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a month ago

@Mike_Preston17 Yeah I always try and enforce my coding practices onto my contractors or temp staff. As they’re only usually here for a short space of time Changing hands so often without guidance leads to multiple coding styles, and a messy codebase.

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a month ago

This is sick ! - I genuinely feel this addition will revolutionise css styling on front end

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a month ago

Always make it work first, then adapt and improve. Keep It Super Simple (KISS) and readable; simplicity often shows skill better than over-engineering. Note: remember to ensure performance and security in addition to simplicity and readability though.

Milan Jovanović @mjovanovictech

a month ago

If you're a developer who writes code daily, remember these 5 things: - First, make it work - Then make it pretty - Add safety with lots of tests - Stay away from over-engineering - Refactor if needed (and it usually is needed) Refactoring is your superpower for cleaning up

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a month ago

Everyone’s excited about C#14 and Discriminated Unions - but that’s a whole 6 months away. What can we do until then ? A popular library I use is ‘OneOf’ Learn how to use it and the power it brings for many scenarios in my tutorial. freecodecamp.org/news/how-to-im…