Expression Tree Evaluate expressions in real time against arbitrary data Introduction Consider the diagram above. The tree represents an expression, (a – b) / (c*d + e) Parentheses were added to aid in disambiguation. Now, consider the following block of JSON, { “customerId”: “123-456”, “a”: 1, “b”: 0, “c”: 1, “d”: 2, “e”: 3} Your task is …
tldr; So many users use our applications on their phones and on mobile internet. Others may be on wifi, but not have super fast speeds. Because of those constraints, one of the most important things we can do is ensure our application bundle size is as small as possible. I recently went down the road …
What do all these symbols mean? I saw someone post on Twitter recently that if you place a single ampersand between two shell commands… Continue reading on ngconf »
Image by John Hain from Pixabay Wait… I’m a Sr. dev?! Maybe a better title would be “Don’t just take everything a Sr. dev suggests as the best way to do everything, because they can’t possibly know the best way to do everything!” But, that’s not click-bait-y enough. I bring this subject up because, Friday, I …
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