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11761. Bubble Events in React (jaketrent.com)

This article explains how to bubble events up the DOM to a single event listener in React.Event BubblingIn DOM, an event is sourced on a particular element. That is the event target. If you click a button, that is the source. If you submit a form, that is the source.An event that originates on a chi...

11762. Convert FormData to JSON (jaketrent.com)

You guessed it! This is how you convert FormData to json. Yippee!Make a form Capture the SubmitNow intercept that submit event:function handleSubmit(evt) { evt.preventDefault() const json = formatForm(evt.target) // ...ajax submit, or whatever } document.getElementById('yowza') .addEventListener("su...

11767. Parsing JSON from Postgres in JS? Don’t get the wrong number (neon.com)

Back in 2010, my first production Postgres database used a couple of JSON columns to provide some flexibility around the main schema. From the point of view of the database, those columns were actually just text. But Postgres got a native JSON type soon after (with version 9.2 in 2012), and its JSON...

11768. Modernizing Cybersecurity: New Challenges, New Practices (d2iq.com)

The practice of cybersecurity is undergoing radical transformation in the face of new threats introduced by new technologies. As a McKinsey & Company survey notes, “an expanding attack surface is driving innovation in cybersecurity.”  Kubernetes and the cloud are infrastructure technologies with man...

11769. "Waterfall" doesn't mean what you think it means (changelog.com)

Editor’s Note: After publication, Kris joined us on Changelog & Friends to discuss this article, his dislike of the “tech debt” analogy, why documentation matters so much & how everything is a distributed system. Early reviews of that episode have included the words “great” and “awesome”… On Go Time...

11770. Show rich history in Command Search. Why not? (www.warp.dev)

Now Warp shows you richer information about the commands you’ve run recently so you can run them again with higher confidence. The fastest way to review your command history One of the most powerful features in Warp is the Command Search panel. You can access it with CTRL + R. Unlike the Command Pal...

11776. Set Activity Screen Brightness without Permission (blog.blundellapps.co.uk)

I wanted to brighten the screen, but all articles said you needed Android permissions. Codswallop! Here's how! The post Set Activity Screen Brightness without Permission first appeared on Blundell.

11778. Drag and drop to customize your command line prompt. Why not? (www.warp.dev)

Warp’s new customizable prompt lets you add useful metadata without touching your config files. In this post we’ll introduce you to Warp’s customizable prompt builder and walk you through how it works. Context in your prompt keeps you from getting lost Custom prompts like Starship and Powerlevel10k ...

11780. Create terminal themes from images. Why not? (www.warp.dev)

You can now create your own terminal themes, right within the Warp app! Upload an image, and Warp will automatically generate a theme with a background image using colors that work well together from that image. Warp community members have created hundreds of custom themes for Warp, manually editing...

11781. DevOps at Findmypast: How Spanners implement DevOps Practices (tech.findmypast.com)

Introduction There are many ways to define DevOps and even more ways to implement its core principles within an organisation. To the Spanners team, DevOps is an iterative and collaborative approach to the development, testing, deployment and monitoring of software services. Overall, there is a great...

11782. How to create exceptional communication with mobile engineering teams (novoda.com)

We explore the reasons why mobile teams get siloed, how Mobile DevOps aims to bridge the operational gap between teams, and the key principles of exceptional communication within mobile teams and organisations as a whole. The post How to create exceptional communication with mobile engineering teams...

11783. MLIR — Defining a New Dialect (www.jeremykun.com)

Table of Contents In the last article in the series, we migrated the passes we had written to use the tablegen code generation framework. That was a preface to using tablegen to define dialects. In this article we’ll define a dialect that represents arithmetic on single-variable polynomials, with co...

11784. Easier AI suggestions in your terminal. Why not? (www.warp.dev)

Warp AI is learning new tricks! Now it’s even easier to get command suggestions when you need them, and Warp AI can save you some steps when you’re saving workflows to run later. Get AI command suggestions as you type Now AI command suggestions generate as you type and can return multiple results at...
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