I’m not much of a reader, but the book Scrum: The Art of Doing Twice the Work in Half the Time by Jeff Sutherland had me glued. I took notes for what I found to be the most interesting and actionable pieces of information. Before I toss my notes in…

An ex-Amazon employee using the handle Ja_r00l shares their learnings for success within Amazon in their farewell post on social media website Blind. As an ex- and current Amazonian, I’ve paraphrased Ja_r00l's advice below, as I believe it shows great insight into healthy career growth. Always be learning Next to your total compensation…

At one point, patching a package in Yarn was as simple as yarn patch <package-name> and following the prompts. Now, it’s riddled with unintuitive bugs. Let’s walk through it. Patching the package To prepare the package for patching, run yarn patch <package-name>. The command output should specify a temporary directory for you to…

This article is an opinion piece about a code style for a function naming convention. …

A recent change to Create React App, or more specifically react-scripts, has caused hot reloading to throw an error: Uncaught ReferenceError: process is not defined. This is due to its dependency, react-error-overlay, being referenced as ^6.0.9 while react-error-overlay’s latest patch version 6.0.10 is a breaking change. As a result, your…

If you are merging two NYC coverage reports, for example your Cypress and your Jest coverage reports, you may encounter the cryptic error message: Invalid file coverage object, missing keys, found:data. There are a lot of moving parts to a coverage report: Babel, Istanbul, Cypress, Jest, NYC, Webpack, and the…

Intuitively, one may expect Object.keys on Record<K, T> to return K[], but it instead returns string[]. Why? What is a record? A record of type Keys to Type is an object whose property keys of type Keys are mapped to property values of type Type. For example, a Record<string, number> is an object where…

An open issue exists for running the Cypress.io end-to-end test GitHub Action in a Yarn2 plug-and-play repository: the action fails with the following error: Error: Cannot find module 'cypress' Require stack: - /home/runner/work/_actions/cypress-io/github-action/v2/dist/index.js I dug into resolving this myself, and I found the root cause to be this line of…

If you are instantiating a TypeScript monorepo with a one-size-fits-all-packages ESLint configuration, you may encounter this error (or some variation) when linting your packages: Line 0: Parsing error: Cannot read…