Peter van der Meulen HendrikPetertje

Myes, so you noticed Atom is kinda slow on your computer, or You'd like to try something more lightweight in general. This mini-guide will help you install Sublime with all the plugins needed to continue with our ECMA Natives class.

Sublime will not work with Bash for windows. So if you're using that. Refer to the installation guide for NeoVim instead.

1. Installing Sublime

Windows & OSX

If you are on Windows or OSX you can simply download and install Sublime from it's home-page: https://www.sublimetext.com/

Let's go over some weird phenomena here:

const init = async () => {

And

 await server.start();

disclaimer: this is dangerous stuff, typescript is pretty good at infering things and you should probably trust that over these funky things

Aserting a type:

You can force typescript to identify a new variable or a resulting variable to be of a specific type

before:

Add a magic "as" asertion and our result is now:

The deferred promise helper is a way to run promise functions in stages while in the test environment. doing so makes it easier to test intermediary states.

DeferedPromiseHelper.ts

class DeferredPromiseHelper<IResolve, IReject> {
  promise: Promise<IResolve>;

  reject: (reason?: IReject) => void = () => {
    throw new Error('reject not working');
  };

forbidden-rest-api-flags.cjs

module.exports = {
  rules: {
    'forbidden-rest-api-flags': {
      meta: {
        'type': 'problem',
        docs: {
          description: 'Dissallow the use of certain flags on rest api objects as they mess up other deployed rest apis in the same AWS account',
          category: 'Best Practices',

	# Javascript Node CircleCI 2.0 configuration file
	#
	# Check https://circleci.com/docs/2.0/language-javascript/ for more details
	#
	version: 2
	jobs:
	build:
	docker:
	# specify the version you desire here
	- image: circleci/node:12.7

	# Worktrees are an awesome way to separate the various branches of a git repo in to different directories.
	# each with their own git ignored dependencies, etc.
	# More info on this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2uEqYw-N8uE&pp=ygUNZ2l0IHdvcmt0cmVlcw%3D%3D

	# - Clone the remote first (replace REMOTE, with git url)
	# - Setup origin to be fetched/pulled after that.
	# this way you'll be able to receive new branches made by other people/machines after the initial clone
	# - Create a new worktree from the existing main or master branch

	git clone REMOTE --bare