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What a story... glad life found its way. I had a chance to meet you at IG, and that made the story more real than real, so to say. All the best Daniel!

I think Regex is too low-level and a problem worth abstracting. It works fine with simple patterns but I don't really see how a pattern like this: /((([A-Za-z]{3,9}:(?:\/\/)?)(?:[-…

I have a total of 45 mins walk for my commute. When I started, I had my wife pick me up by car in the evening because I was exausted after a long day. After a few months, I was enj…

I can see this becoming the norm.

Facebook is a private entity and there should not be any concern about such rule. The idea that this practice can be "normalised" and extended to public institutions worries me tho…

I fell for it. I thought it was genuine as many interviewers think similarly.

I can totally relate. I have been working on a similar codebase (6k modules), once built with Grunt and then migrated to Webpack. It has proven to be a mature tool.

Why would a web company let a notable developer (who has contributed so much to the grow of the web itself) walk away is beyond me.

Because education is a lucrative business.

True, but there's 0% chance corruption wasn't a factor. For what it's worth, the former president of Lombardy, in charge till 2013, has been condemned for 9 years for criminal acti…

There's plenty of books written about this topic. In recent experience, I remember the World Expo Milan fair in 2015, L'Aquila earthquake works, or even the Coronavirus Hospital in…

It's worth noting the corruption around the building of this infrastructure. The president of the region at the time had been arrested along with notable other people within the pu…

It uses attributes to target elements (ie: data-type="secondary"), which is not that different from a css-framework using classes.

I have worked in finance for some years and have seen plenty of coders in their 50s. As many said, it's not a path for everyone as you do need to keep learning till you retire. I t…