Jon Randy (@jonrandy)

Better Hardware Has Been Terrible for Development

The rapid pace of improvement in processor speeds over the years - and of hardware performance/cost generally - has mostly been absolutely terrible for software development. Developers get lazier and sloppier all the time, choosing to just rely on th...

1Mar 20, 2023 · 1 min readjonrandy.hashnode.dev

Turboprop: JS Arrays as Property Accessors

TL;DR Turboprop allows you to use arrays as property accessors to both get and set values on objects. You are free to define which objects this will work with, and how the getting and setting will behave in each case. Standard functionality (which ca...

Jul 4, 2022 · 7 min readjonrandy.hashnode.dev

Preaching 'Clean Code' is Lowering the Quality of Developers

Okay - first things first... I am in no way anti clean code, and I'm not saying it is necessarily a bad thing. However... in recent years it seems to be becoming more like a religion - with overzealous 'experts' preaching it to the young faithful as ...

1Jun 26, 2022 · 4 min readjonrandy.hashnode.dev

Introducing Metho: Safely adding superpowers to JS

TL;DR Metho allows you to easily and safely add methods in the form of dynamic properties to any object. Sounds boring, but if used to extend native types, it allows for the construction of JS expressions with a somewhat unique syntax: // Add a range...

Jan 15, 2022 · 5 min readjonrandy.hashnode.dev

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Better Hardware Has Been Terrible for Development

Turboprop: JS Arrays as Property Accessors

Preaching 'Clean Code' is Lowering the Quality of Developers

Introducing Metho: Safely adding superpowers to JS

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Better Hardware Has Been Terrible for Development

Turboprop: JS Arrays as Property Accessors

Preaching 'Clean Code' is Lowering the Quality of Developers

Introducing Metho: Safely adding superpowers to JS

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Jon Randy's blogs

Better Hardware Has Been Terrible for Development

Turboprop: JS Arrays as Property Accessors

Preaching 'Clean Code' is Lowering the Quality of Developers

Introducing Metho: Safely adding superpowers to JS

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Jon Randy's blogs

Better Hardware Has Been Terrible for Development

Turboprop: JS Arrays as Property Accessors

Preaching 'Clean Code' is Lowering the Quality of Developers

Introducing Metho: Safely adding superpowers to JS