How things have changed since this conference... the GC take nowadays < 10microSec... I would like to see what he would say about it ;)

good talk

super useful talk.

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kzbin.info/www/bejne/r6TdqpqhZsije8U it's better to use subtest for running table tests. Example for _, tc:= range tt { t.Run(tc.name, func (t *testing.T) { // smth } } in this case you see clear name for every subtest. and you can run test and filter by name for subtest

If MobX leverages context, is it still going to work correctly in React 16.3? The React context API was redone in 16.3.

I think Go has some GC parameters, I've only seen this one so far golang.org/pkg/runtime/debug/#SetGCPercent :))

whats the meaning of "with no global state" in programing? 16:19

Generics... so sad. Credibility gone.

the problems with microserices are no different than the problems with microkernels. go back and read the books on the failure of the MACH kernel at IBM planned to be used on OS/2 and AIX.

More people should see this.

Thanks

Another java "framework" or "collection of tools" to build microservices is Dropwizard - www.dropwizard.io

Thanks for sharing. Really enjoyed the code with care chapter

I enjoyed the vid. I was wondering if anyone ever got a response about TDD and Jest snapshots from the Q&A part?

Excellent talk. It helps me a lot to understand DI concept, thanks.

At 28:10 we can see two complete similar dom items have different class names .. does this mean you are generating copies of each style class to apply for different instances of an item using them? How is this with performance?

Clean talk, thanks for sharing.

This video is so amazing! Thanks for leading me to the detail system definition of ng2 DI!

Great tips & tricks!

I love this guys react-boilerplate and styled-components, they are awesome.

Great talk Max. Are you able to share the code? thanks.

Is this video about unit testing only? do we have anything to do E2E testing of React apps, like we have protractor for angular. Thanks.

Excellent explanation, thank you very much!

Thanks, Max :)

it was awesome, thanks :)

This was a really good talk.

TDD, Fixtures, Golden Files, Test Helpers returning cleanup func for defer statement, custom go test flags, TestServer() as part of pkg's public API etc. This was really good and rich talk, thank you!

Thanks Mitchell. Returning a func for cleanup is a wonderful pattern. I haven't seen that before.

Really enjoyed this talk lots of good content and no fluff. Hoping there will be more to come