Users, groups and permissions cheatsheet
You can find my users, groups and permissions cheatsheet here.
For macOS and Linux
Welcome to my little place on github pages.
I'm a developer and a course instructor. I teach courses on web development, JavaScript, C# and more.
When I'm not working, I try to spend most my time with my family and friends. I might be skiing (mostly downhill), flying drones, riding my motorcycle, be out photographing (you can see some of my photos on Flickr) or just doing even more programming.
Thanks for stopping by, hope you find something useful here, in one of my Github repos, gists or in the archives of my old blog!
-Arjan Einbu
You can find my users, groups and permissions cheatsheet here.
For macOS and Linux
These packages are lightweight, standalone and non-intrusive.
The npm package @aeinbu/groupby contains
some handy functions for doing "group by" type transformations with array.reduce(...)
.
cities.reduce(groupBy(x => x.country), [])
Check out the code and the full README on github
The npm package @aeinbu/aggregates
contains some handy variations over min/max and sum functions to use with
array.reduce(...)
.
capitals.reduce(maxBy(x => x.population), null)
When debugging complex chained collection expressions or promise chains, it is often helpfull to see intermediate results in between the different chained steps.
These one-liners let you achieve this without breaking up your code to insert temporaty variable.
I just did a clean install of Linux Mint in my quest to better know Linux.
One of the first obstacles I met was how to utilize my computer's second hard drive.
The good,#javascript
the bad and the
uglified
I needed to run pre-made docker container, so that I easily could test Redis, MS SQL Server, mongoDB etc without doing a full install of the products on my computer.
Since the packages where made and just needed some configuration to get started using them, I wrote a small post on how to.
I have used them on my mac, but the procedure should be the same for different Linuxes and Windows versions too.
The layout and styling of this website are open sourced under the MIT license. You can find the source for it here!
I found a question titled: "Why is code quality not popular?" on Stackoverflow yesterday.
Several people had listed reasons for not doing unit testing. There were a lot of misconceptions there.
Here are the main reasons mentioned against unit testing (the myths) with my response:
Scientific progress goes boink!
Calvin & Hobbes
These templates should get you started developing your web ideas.
The templates are framework neutral starter kits for building web apps or npm packaged components with Webpack and Babel.
They come with tools for testing them in the development web server, and building the static assets to publish on your web server.