FabiDev

@fabidev.net

29 Followers 27 Following

22yo backend heavy fullstack dev • Freelance & hobby projects • Sharing insights, tips & tricks on #TypeScript, #CSharp, #Kotlin, #Golang, #C++, #Zig • Web, Mobile, Desktop & Backend

An image of my new Lenovo IdeaPad Slim 5 16' Ryzen AI 7, 32gb ddr5 5600MT/s ram, 2.8k OLED 120hz display
Windows 11's Patch Tuesday nightmare gets worse -Microsoft says some PCs might not boot Microsoft has posted an online bulletin confirming that the company is investigating reports that state Windows 11's latest security update has rendered some PCs unbootable.
Github workflow showing a simple 5 step code integrity check Setting up flutter -> checking if the code is formatted correctly -> running a static code analysis -> running tests -> building the app for all target platforms (android and ios in this case) to ensure the builds work
PenPot WIP for a mobile app design
An example of the C# switch expressions object obj = 42; string result = obj switch { int i when i > 0 => "Positive number", int i when i < 0 => "Negative number", int _ => "Zero", string s => $"String: {s}", _ => "Other type" }; Console.WriteLine(result); // -> "Positive number"
Code example on a readonly C# struct readonly struct Point { public int X { get; } public int Y { get; } public Point(int x, int y) => (X, Y) = (x, y); }
C# source code of a discord bot
Code example of the difference between ?? and || in Typescript / Javascript: const a = 0 || 21; // -> Results in a = 21 because 0 is falsy const b = 0 ?? 21; // -> Results in b = 0 because 0 is not nullish const c = '' || 'demo'; // -> Results in c = 'demo' because '' is falsy const d = '' ?? 'demo'; // -> Results in d = '' because '' is not nullish
An example code snippet written in Typescript/Javascript showcasing how the nullish assignment operator can be utelized
An image of an old fiverr gig cover design with heavy focus on a purple color scheme
An image containing the 3 most popular operating system types along with their icons and name underneath, Windows, MacOS and Linux
A code example of the popular NPM package "jsonwebtoken" validating fraudulent JWT tokens when no algorithm is explicitly specified