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<li>
While finetuning this very same blog and adding some functionalities into it
I reread <a href="https://ferranbasora.com/posts/content-and-container">this amazing article</a> by my good friend
<a href="https://twitter.com/openfcsonline">Ferran</a>
It makes some very good points on how to apply the SRP on the frontend and
specially on how to organize your components around it.
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<li>
Slack had an outage today (Mon, Jan 4th) and I honestly miss when our main
communication tool was asynchronous (AKA email).
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<li>
I read <a href="https://martinfowler.com/articles/developer-effectiveness.html#IntroducingMicroFeedbackLoops">this article</a> about micro feedback loops.
<blockquote>
From what I have observed, you have to nail the basics, the things that
developers do 10, 100 or 200 times a day. I call them micro-feedback
loops. This could be running a unit test while fixing a bug. It could be
seeing a code change reflected in your local environment or development
environments.
</blockquote>
My personal experience is that the continuous feeling those loops are "not
fast enough" becomes so frustrating that it slows me down in 2 ways:
<ol>
<li>The way the article describes: by making it very hard to keep focus.</li>
<li>I get obsessed with improving it and I need to restrain myself to avoid
leaving everything until I fix it. You can go check my <a href="https://github.com/franciscoj/dot-files">dot-files</a>
😅 if you want a to check them.</li>
</ol>
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