Johnny Everson

@johnny_everson

Developer . My main interest is fp prog langs, specially Scala. full stack overflow developer.

Maceió, Brasil
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Joined January 2010
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    Jun 6

    If you know of someone hiring a remote Senior dev, I’m still looking. 16 years in software, 8 in Rails. RTs welcome

    29 replies 302 retweets 126 likes
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    May 25

    Radio ad blocking was a thing

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  3. May 24

    If you are shopping for a new web browser: highly recommend Opera. Have been using it as my primary browser for a while now. Builtin VPN

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    May 22

    Shooting a bear doesn't make you a badass. Feeding a polar bear while her cub humps your leg makes you a badass.

    69 replies 4,274 retweets 7,969 likes
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    May 21

    For those claiming that web dev used to be simpler: I once spent hours getting rounded corners working using transparent gifs and tables

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    May 8

    Happy Monday! I open-sourced a fully functional 4,000 LoC SPA. 😺 Design details in the writeup: Enjoy!

    30 replies 281 retweets 787 likes
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    May 12

    Computing monoculture, or small number of monocultures (oligoculture?), creates systemic risk: this ransomware is barely a taste.

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    May 9

    our customer needs an HTML5 UI, is anybody interested in working on this fun project with a great Scala team?

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    May 7

    Hackers: we can do ANYTHING People: can u delete my debt? approve my name change? issue my visa? Hackers: let's leak some emails

    17 replies 849 retweets 1,796 likes
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    Apr 27

    "The lack of documentation can lead to meetings". Now that's how you light a fire under developers.

    My on Documentation for Software Developers by -
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    May 2

    This. 100 times this. Not only Haskell. Be specific first, then guide people to the generic use if they are interested.

    Replying to @spion
    Yes, your library is more general than that. Yes it may be applicable to 100s of other situations. No, people wont see it w/o examples.
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    Apr 24

    I recently shared my lessons learned from a developer's POV when co-owning a production env. Slides:

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    Apr 23

    $ grep "Object" /src Sponsored results: Buy cool objects at Amazon Learn Java from O'Reilly books No organic results found in /

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    Jan 11

    A framework's power is 10% technical, & 90% organizational. It focuses your team by removing questions they'd spend time disagreeing on.

    Replying to @sarahmei
    You know what scales even worse? A dozen (or more) disparate opinions all trying to row the same boat. Hooray for frameworks! ^^
    7 replies 336 retweets 563 likes
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    Apr 21

    Sometimes I think the single best thing I've learnt is how and when to give sympathy instead of advice. I wish everyone would do it.

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    Apr 21

    This rings so true. The importance of slack time is obvious from a distance but really easy to forget in the moment.

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    Apr 17

    Real JavaScript fatigue was having to cut 6 images; 2 repeating and a JS pngfix for a box-shadow in IE6.

    Real JavaScript fatigue was back when we all wrote wrote DOM-manipulation spaghetti, and the only way to test it was via Selenium.
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    Apr 17

    Needed: an electric collar to shock me if I have been yak shaving or going down a rabbit hole for longer than one hour.

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    24 Dec 2016

    In the Amazon the Ashaninka Indians apply face-paint, made from seeds of the Urucum plant, each day in a design that reflects their mood

    1 reply 68 retweets 218 likes
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    Apr 15

    I'd say the cognitive load is moved from the programming phase to the learning phase. Bigger upfront cost, more reuse of initial effort.

    The reason we do FP is to reduce cognitive load.
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