Gleb Bahmutov bahmutov

Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

I am bahmutov on github.
I am glebb (https://keybase.io/glebb) on keybase.
I have a public key ASBM0WBon-OfVjLsNOuqvrPMbR0HNkjc9zdg42Sxp-K3kQo

To claim this, I am signing this object:

Printing wallclock timestamps and frame timestamps (since common start)

cypress:server:video 1.3989999294281006 frame 1.326711893081665 received screencastFrame +0ms
  cypress:server:video 1.5299999713897705 frame 1.4792709350585938 received screencastFrame +131ms
  cypress:server:video 2.922999858856201 frame 2.340052843093872 received screencastFrame +1s
Browserslist: caniuse-lite is outdated. Please run next command `npm update caniuse-lite browserslist`
  cypress:server:video 4.042999982833862 frame 2.4192519187927246 received screencastFrame +1s
  cypress:server:video 4.049000024795532 frame 2.584810972213745 received screencastFrame +7ms

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install

Install on Mac using brew install tmux and start with tmux

main commands

See help (list of commands) with Control-b ? key combination. Leave help view by pressing q key. From now on use Control-b (aka C-b) to start all tmux commands (C-b is called command prefix and can be changed, see tmux.config options).

Marble diagrams are awesome and show the streams really well. When you cannot fit them due to space constraints - time to refactor
Testing Rx.js code is still hard and requires controlling timing of events. See https://glebbahmutov.com/blog/testing-reactive-code/
Reactive is all about controlling sequence of events. A simple operation might be take

In its first form it just takes N items s.take(2) which creates second stream with first 2 events from s and the completes. But what happens if you don't know how many items to take? Maybe there is a condition, a simple function that operates on the event data and/or global state that tells when to stop taking items. In this case takeWhile is useful s.takeWhile(x => x < 10)

Imagine I want to separate caching for offline support from other features. I would load first service worker to cache index.html and static resources in /static and would load second service worker to do other things.

<script>
    if ('serviceWorker' in navigator) {
      console.log('page is registering two service workers')
      // one.js should cache index.html and /static folder
 navigator.serviceWorker.register('one.js', {scope: './'})

A list of free online security scanning tools that help you quickly check your site against obvious weaknesses

Observatory by Mozilla https://observatory.mozilla.org/ scans your website for missing security related server headers
SSL Server Test https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/ tests the encryption strength of the SSL used in your https connection.
CSP Evaluator https://csp-evaluator.withgoogle.com/ checks the security headers against XSS attacks

	it('until the number 7 appears', () => {
	const checkAndReload = () => {
	// get the element's text, convert into a number
	cy.get('#result').should('not.be.empty')
	.invoke('text').then(parseInt)
	.then((number) => {
	// if the expected number is found
	// stop adding any more commands
	if (number === 7) {
	cy.log('lucky 7')

	```js
	/// <reference types="Cypress" />
	describe('intercept', () => {
	it('stubs anchor ping', () => {
	cy.visit('/')
	cy.intercept({
	method: 'POST',
	pathname: '/track'
	}, {}).as('ping')
	cy.get('a[ping]').click()

	// following along https://medium.com/@luijar/kliesli-compositions-in-javascript-7e1a7218f0c4
	const R = require('ramda')
	const Maybe = require('ramda-fantasy').Maybe

	// parse JSON string into object
	// parse :: String -> Object \| Null
	function parse(s) {
	try {
	return JSON.parse(s)
	} catch (e) {