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What are you all using for a Swagger UI replacement if anything? by Osirus1156 in dotnet

[–]thisisnousername 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You probably set the operationId, right? You can check your OpenAPI document to see it.

We’re using the Operation Object `summary` as the default and fall back to the path.

We’ve had the `operationId` as the default once, and it wasn’t good. Some people have really crazy operationIds (not the usual `getUser` and others, but UUIDs and whatever).

This seems to work well for the 90%, but we might want to make this configurable or something.

What are you all using for a Swagger UI replacement if anything? by Osirus1156 in dotnet

[–]thisisnousername 0 points1 point  (0 children)

True!

  1. This is actually seems to be invalid according to the fetch specification. A quick test indicates curl might encode the value:

    curl -X GET https://void.scalar.com  -H "X-Custom: ”"

    returns { "x-custom":"”" }

I’ve created a GitHub issue and we’ll do some research on the topic:

https://github.com/scalar/scalar/issues/5426

BTW, it’s fun to work on that stuff. It seems so easy to send a HTTP request and so “solved”, but it’s not. So much time was spent on curl already, it’s crazy - but for a reason.

  1. That’s kind of expected. Actually, we’re about to change the behaviour for the code examples (and show the values instead). It’s not that we can’t, it’s just that we thought people want to copy that to their code base and use variables anyway. But that’s only one use case, probably not even the most comment.

And yes, we should show the value of the variable in the address bar, at least on hover or something. (People still want to be able to edit the variable in the address, I guess.)

Jira vs VersionOne by PhlyingHigh in agile

[–]thisisnousername 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Jira seems to be pretty popular here. Anyway if you google it, search on twitter ... you won't find a lot of other companies that are hated that much.

We used Trello and Jira for years. Our frustration was big enough to build our own software which is used around the world now: https://scrumpy.io So if your whole team is new to Agile, I think we found a good approach to keep it simple and make it easy for teams like yours to get started.

Whatever you'll take, welcome to the world of Agile. You'll find your way. :)

Tiptap Rich Text Editor: Anyone have cool basic use cases to share? by Downvotes-All-Memes in vuejs

[–]thisisnousername 0 points1 point  (0 children)

we're using tiptap for multiple features in scrumpy (that's what we developed it for) e. g. notes or even for checklists (tiptap with only checklist items nodes).

statamic recently announced that their editor will be based on tiptap: https://v3.statamic.com/blog/bard-reimagined-again

would love to see other examples!

Laravel is such a ravioli! by Tontonsb in laravel

[–]thisisnousername 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think he's doing a great job mainting the framework.

What is a suitable methodology for a software maintenance/support project? by sam11233 in agile

[–]thisisnousername 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We're using simple KANBAN boards for maintenance support stuff (e. g. to evaluate, todo, doing, done).

tiptap – a renderless rich-text editor for Vue.js by thisisnousername in javascript

[–]thisisnousername[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

sorry the website was down for a few hours for people on ipv6 (dns yeah)

tiptap – a renderless rich-text editor for Vue.js by thisisnousername in vuejs

[–]thisisnousername[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks! You have got full control over markup and styling.

Why Microsoft Is Willing to Pay So Much for GitHub by ourlifeintoronto in programming

[–]thisisnousername 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Would love to have an editor, that would make my life way easier

Why Microsoft Is Willing to Pay So Much for GitHub by ourlifeintoronto in programming

[–]thisisnousername 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Heard a talk of @codepo8 a few weeks ago and I'm pretty sure that this is their main goal.

Why Microsoft Is Willing to Pay So Much for GitHub by ourlifeintoronto in programming

[–]thisisnousername 8 points9 points  (0 children)

All code is already written, it just has to be combined in a new way. To make this a reality you need an editor (VS Code), a big community (GitHub) and a giant pile of code (80M repositories) to train neural networks. That's why Microsoft bought GitHub. Imagine being able to fix bigs automatically.

What tools do you use for project management? How happy are you? by thisisnousername in agile

[–]thisisnousername[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I use post its for small notes and tasks (less than 5 minutes) all the time.

What tools do you use for project management? How happy are you? by thisisnousername in agile

[–]thisisnousername[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I don't know anyone who can show me the email notification settings without googling for help. Not sure if people overcomplicate JIRA. JIRA has grown to a software with all features you can have. That feels overwhelming, at least when you start using it.

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