Matt Cena (@mattce) profile picture

munich based frontend engineer || software architect, js enthusiast and node developer by heart || simplicity advocate || open for freelance work

Munich, Bavaria
Joined July 2011
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What about an e-commerce platform who just earns enough to keep customers and colleagues happy in an equal way? (plus maybe a safety deposit?) This would be cool. Capitalsim independent.
Feeling like an Ygritte in a sea of Snows these days.
I've not the feeling that social networks "optimize" my feed according to my dislikes (blocked users, groups, etc.) but I think they should.
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That feeling when your pull request finally gets merged after an entire week 🇺🇲
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Was ist an flachen Hierarchien bitte toll? What is the good side of flat hierarchies?
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One of the few positive effects of these scary times is the increased interest in skateboarding. It’s been uplifting to see so many learning to skate in their “downtime.” I believe they’re in pursuit of the same feeling this Ukrainian girl got when she landed her first kickflip.
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It is not that easy to find out how #DanielRadcliffe is doing these days via twitter. Is he OK? Just wondering while "Heaven Is a Place on Earth" by Belinda Carlisle is playing in the background.
Today I built a demo application with @gatsbyjs , @Netlify and @prismicio . The process of setting this all up filled me with joy as it just 👏 works 👏 This could be the beginning of a long term relationship.
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There should be a @WebStormIDE plugin for @typescript which promotes you with badges for every few hundred different kinds of TypeErrors fixed. Like: "You fixed 100 of these? Here is your `explorer badge`!" And then you can share them or put them in your resume.
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Just finished this masterpiece by @davidkushner All those details and memories coming back to mind ... definitely a must-read for every 90s teenager. Thanks for putting all of this together.
optional chaining operator auto-complete / suggestion while traversing through an object in @WebStormIDE made me go "wow cool, that's awesome!" today
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I am in love with @SlackHQ through and through but if i could change one thing in their Android app it would be that, when inside a channel and hitting the back button, the sidebar with the channels would open and not the app would close. This would come in handy!
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It finally happened! The flight attendant asked "is there a doctor on this flight?" and I leapt up and said yes! Did a tracheotomy at 30,000ft with a razor blade and ballpoint pen. He didn't make it, but the thrill was undeniable. Thinking of going to doctor school now.
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We’re wired to be more sensitive to potential failure than we are to be motivated by potential gain. Watch to see how this affects the business world. courses.jordanbpeterson.com/….
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Is @Medium secretly owned by facebook? Because they pretty accurately guess what could be interesting for me ... cool but not cool
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... and as often the headline was clickbait und the article was trash 😁 a classic
TIL: @types/node is no devDependency. In fact there is a whole bunch of types which are no devDependencies.
Our SVGs are managed in git, autotranspiled via svgr to react components but still need to be aligned to custom standards. An own svgo plugin would be cool which would be managed in our lerna repo. Everything which is missing now is time.
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And maybe it would spark some enthusiasm in others which would end up in more small and simple and well tested utilities and we could have a whole ecosystem of our own small functionalities we maintain and care about and we melt together as likeminded developers
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And all what is missing is time, time and opportunity ... what a wonderful world this could be ...