Week 1 - 2019

The weeknote for 12/31 - 1/6.

OSS

🦕 Deno is a new TypeScript and JavaScript runtime.

https://github.com/denoland/deno/pull/1452
- Contributed console.groupCollapsed. We didn't implement this to only follow the whatwg spec, but abused it as a way of printing without a new line.
This week deno was so popular in Japan 🇯🇵, and Japanese contributors and users of deno quickly started forming the community. We're going to hold the second meetup on deno on 19th of January!

💰 Moneybit is an open source mobile accounting app.

Subledger-modal has been completed. The most difficult part was the layout of each element on the modal dialog. I googled the images of General Ledger, but most of them are fit to PC's screen, and not for mobile phone. I needed to 'invent' the placement of the components inside it.
Next week, I'm going to write the unit tests of subledger-modal, which is probably the most complicated component in the app, and so it's worth to write the test for it spending the cost of time.

This week I worked for a startup company in Fukuoka. The task was to create a page in nuxt.js which contains a big map, map modals etc. I needed to place a leaflet map inside a modal which appears on another map. In the map modal, I needed to place further modal which contains another map 😂 So I created the sandwitch of maps 🗺🗺🗺 with vue.js! It was a good practice of programming maps.

This year I want to think much about the properties of unknown things. I'm not talking about specific unknown things, but talking about unknown things in general for a person. I'm going to write in more details about this topic somewhere later.