Wildan Zulfikar wzulfikar

Software collaboration

PR: Pull request (common in Github)
MR: Merge request (common in Gitlab)
LGTM: Looks good to me

Software design

DICE: Design it twice
AHA: Avoid Hasty Abstraction

flowchart TD
  Notes -.-> Problem-based
  Notes -.-> Observations
  Notes --You are here--> Logs[<strong>Logs</strong>]
  Notes -.-> Challenges
  Notes -.-> Electronics

  click Problem-based "https://gist.github.com/wzulfikar/ba2f58d7aeeb3cf53743316f96f91594"
 click Observations "https://gist.github.com/wzulfikar/2cff9bcd64ba5f15296e0b57ff402f79"

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This gist is a part of my public notes. Here's the "sitemap" of the notes:

flowchart TD
  Notes -.-> Problem-based
  Notes --You are here--> Observations[<strong>Observations</strong>]
  Notes -.-> Logs
 Notes -.-&gt; Challenges

Electronics

I like to know the actual utilities that an electronic device actually give me. This gist documents my attempt to understand the utilities of such devices.

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This gist is a part of my public notes. Here's the "sitemap" of the notes:

flowchart TD

Challenges

Self-challenge for self-improvement.

Example of challenge (eg. weekly):

	Sun	Mon	Tue	Wed	Thu	Fri	Sat	Score
Ch. 1: No screen 30 minutes before sleep Start Mon, Oct 17, 2022	◻️	◻️	◻️	◻️	◻️	◻️	◻️	`A` \| `B` \| `C`

Hello world! 🌎

I write notes in this gist as comments. My original goal was to have a workflow where I can't have an excuse to not write. No websites to manage, no codes to push, no styles to update. Just write. I found Github gist fitting and I don't have issues with writing markdown.

This gist contains "problem-based", technical notes. I encounter a problem, I "google" the solution, I document the solution. Hopefully, I can accumulate the learning and don't have to google again when I encounter the same problem.

Besides problem-based, I also write my "TIL" notes here. They are the new things I learnt that often gave me that "nice" feeling when I first found about it.

There are other things I write like electronics, observations, etc. which I put in different gists. If you want to check it, here's the "sitemap" of all my notes:

A test to see if Mermaid diagrams work in Github Gist.

Mermaid docs: https://mermaid-js.github.io/mermaid/#/

Simple

graph LR;
  John-->Eve

	tap "facebook/fb"
	tap "ggozad/formulas"
	tap "heroku/brew"
	tap "homebrew/bundle"
	tap "homebrew/cask-fonts"
	tap "homebrew/services"
	tap "lokalise/cli-2"
	tap "mongodb/brew"
	tap "oven-sh/bun"
	brew "act"

	alias zshso="source ~/.zshrc"
	alias zshedit="nano ~/.zshrc"
	alias clr="clear"
	alias cl="clear"
	alias cuco="container-use checkout"
	alias hist=history
	alias ytdl="yt-dlp" # Example: ytdl https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BBJa32lCaaY
	alias graph="graph-easy" # Example: echo '[a],[c]->[b]' \| graph --as=boxart

	alias pn="pnpm" # Example: pn i (install packages from package.json)

	import sortBy from "lodash/sortBy"; // https://github.com/kvandake/lexorank-ts
	import { LexoRank } from "lexorank";

	const cards = [
	{ id: 1, rank: "", flag: "0" }, // flag 0: first card, flag 1: last card. We use flag so we don't have to recalculate first and last card.
	{ id: 2, rank: "", flag: "" },
	{ id: 3, rank: "", flag: "1" },
	];

	function parseRank(rank: string) {