Jacek Woźniczak

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cds-test v1 was released with the support for Vitest test runner. My quick check after migrating one project: ~40% faster tests execution (GitHub Actions). 👌https://github.com/cap-js/cds-test/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md

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#GitHubUniverse recap in Warsaw. It was mostly about AI tools. And it was good to get more wider look on the features and software delivery with their approach, which I like. "Home for developers and agents" is quite accurate. IDEs and CLI + agentic workers + GHAS - you get a lot on top of GitHub.

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[...] IS FASTER!!!! [...] IS BETTER!!! Pass this article to people who always fight for a given technology with dummy slogans like the above ones and don't understand that the set of goals and choices is often broader than speed or this mythical "better-ness". thenewstack.io/microsoft-ty...

Microsoft TypeScript Devs Explain Why They Chose Go Over Rust, C#

Microsoft's Anders Hejlsberg explained that Go was chosen for its TypeScript compiler port because of its native code, garbage collection, and excellent control over memory and data layout.

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UI5 Enthusiasts, the moment is almost here! 🐦‍🔥 The countdown is on: Ticket registration for #UI5con2025 opens in just 3 days on 10. April at 4 PM CEST! 📣 With only 400 tickets available, set a reminder and secure your spot fast! You can grab your ticket on our event page 👉🏼https://openui5.org/ui5con/

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An interesting review of a big OSS project - ESLint. $187,964.30 gained in 2024. Is it much? If you take a look on the amounts paid vs the budgets big donators (like Meta) have, well... ➡️https://eslint.org/blog/2025/01/eslint-2024-year-review

Do you still find joy in programming? 🤔 Or you do this, because you liked this some years ago, now it's rather a job, something "to do", not to have fun. Or you you just like it like other ordinary things, but actually you miss those goosebumps you had X years ago, when you started?