Trouble with TypeScript Timeouts: How to Fix It
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The tl;dr is this:
You can fix the problem by replacing number with ReturnType
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Static Analysis: It's Simply Critical
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I am someone who spends large portions of their time working in weakly typed languages. Namely, PHP and JavaScript. I argue that static analysis is a must-have when working with any weakly typed language. It is nearly impossible to make reliable code without it.
Static analysis makes up for the mi…
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CSV To Markdown Table Generator
While doing code reviews on GitHub I find myself profiling a lot of SQL queries, getting EXPLAIN output into a markdown format for GitHub became very important, and was a huge pain to do by hand.
While there were tools out there, nothing I could easily copy and paste tab seperated query results int…
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Bookmarklets
This is just a small collection of Bookmarklets I personally find useful. To use them simply click and drag them into your Bookmarks bar.
Disable HTML 5 Validation
Clicking this will disable html5 validation for all form elements on the page. Useful for testing server side validation while leav…
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CoffeeScript's Scoping is Madness
CoffeeScript is a programming language that compiles to JavaScript. Its mission is to "expose the good parts of JavaScript in a simple way". I've heard a lot of interest in it lately from various channels.
After a coworkers departure, I inherited maintenance on our deployment bot, and it was writ…
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Pixel Circle / Oval Generator
Playing Minecraft, I like making circular things. I used a chart while I was building, but wanted to be able to make variable size ovals which is something I couldn't find a decent chart of or generator capable of, so I created this…
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JSONP: Take It With a Grain of Salt
I don’t want anyone take this the wrong way. I love JSON. It is so much simpler to parse than XML, and is an all around exceptional way to represent data. I have one caveat though, and that is “JSON with Padding” or “JSONP” as it goes by.
Building this site I wanted to bring in images from my Flick…
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