Today I could start #programming for a new project. I applied the learnings from @Matthias Noback workshop regarding #software architecture.
And well … It works good so far. And so many more things now make sense and work, e.g. TDD. I thought TDD doesn't make sense, except for some cases. But now with a different point of view to how to create and structure software … it now works. I could develop the current project fully #TDD.
I can highly recommend his workshops :)
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My boyfriend is currently learning web development (HTML and CSS right now). That motivated me to play around with #programming languages.
@array :java: :void: :php: introduced me to https://exercism.org/ which allows me to practice languages on my local machine. Thanks for that.
I'm publishing my progress at https://git.daniel-siepmann.de/danielsiepmann/exercism.org where you can see why #Nix is awesome. I've created a derivation for the exercism binary and one shell.nix per language.
That way I can play around with other language on my own system declarative. I guess this is a nice showcase for nix.
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