Week 15: anildash documents, macos, bitbucket, letsencrypt cloudflare, testing, uuids

Make better documents.: A roundup of things to keep in mind when writing a professional document. (Or any kind of doc?) Empathy for the reader, eliminating distractions and sequencing are my biggest takeaways personally
Single-Space Challenge: Trying to Manage My macOS Windows All in One Virtual Desktop : I use 2 spaces myself - 1 for apple music and a few other things I don’t look at all that often but should be open and another for my main work screen. I’m almost here. The “placing windows with intention” thing is not something I do. I’ll try that! :)
Trunk-based development: We’re thinking about a move to git and bitbucket at work. Starting to read up on it.
BitBucket Setup - multiple Workspaces?: How many workspaces do we need?
The UX of UUIDs: How to make uuids easier to work with and think about when you see them in code and systems.
How we ensure Cloudflare customers aren’t affected by Let’s Encrypt’s certificate chain change: Let’s encrypt root cert expiry and cloudflare’s decision to stop using le to sign new certificates.
Unit Tests Considered Harmful: These days I feel like integration testing (without mocks and stubs) probably gets me the most bang for energy I put into testing. e2e testing is great too but hard. Units also have their place. The testing trophy is mightier than the pyramid … :)
The Playdate Story: What Was it Like to Make Handheld Video Game System Hardware?: Great talk at gdc this year by Cabel Sasser about the Playdate handheld made by panic.