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  1. Design token naming conventions: a practical guide. @sturobson breaks down how to build token names that scale. He covers three token tiers (primitives, semantic, and component) and walks through five naming conventions, from category-property-modifier to multi-layered structures. Key takeaways: consistency beats perfection, prioritize clarity over brevity, use semantic intent over visual descriptions, and design for growth. #design #component

    alwaystwisted.com/articles/des

  2. Соглашения именования дизайн-токенов: практическое руководство. Стюарт Робсон рассказывает, как называть токены, которые масштабируются между командами и продуктами. Он разбирает три уровня токенов (примитивы, семантические и компонентные) и пять подходов к именованию, от категория-свойство-модификатор до многоуровневых структур. Ключевые принципы: единообразие важнее идеала, ясность важнее краткости, смысл важнее визуального описания. #design #component

    alwaystwisted.com/articles/des

  3. storybook.js.org/blog/componen - in and why component testing is the sweet spot between e2e tests and unit tests.

  4. #component : serving, or helping, to form

    - French: composant

    - German: die Komponente

    - Italian: componente

    - Portuguese: componente

    - Spanish: componente

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    Try Christian's word chain building game @ wordwallgame.com

  5. For my latest #electronic design, I have invented a new type of #component, the restistor! It was an entirely serendipitous invention, and I haven't fully characterized it yet, but I expect it will prove to be a huge advance to the state of the art, and bring me considerable fame and fortune.

  6. Https://neoacevedo.gumroad.com

    Yii2 component for storage management in cloud. It supports AWS S3, Azure Blob Storage, Google Cloud Storage but also it can be used for local storage.

    #yii2 #php #dev #component #extension #azureblobstorage #azurefilestorage #googlecloudstorage #s3 #aws

  7. Https://neoacevedo.gumroad.com

    Yii2 component for storage management in cloud. It supports AWS S3, Azure Blob Storage, Google Cloud Storage but also it can be used for local storage.

    #yii2 #php #dev #component #extension #azureblobstorage #azurefilestorage #googlecloudstorage #s3 #aws

  8. Https://neoacevedo.gumroad.com

    Yii2 component for storage management in cloud. It supports AWS S3, Azure Blob Storage, Google Cloud Storage but also it can be used for local storage.

    #yii2 #php #dev #component #extension #azureblobstorage #azurefilestorage #googlecloudstorage #s3 #aws

  9. Https://neoacevedo.gumroad.com

    Yii2 component for storage management in cloud. It supports AWS S3, Azure Blob Storage, Google Cloud Storage but also it can be used for local storage.

    #yii2 #php #dev #component #extension #azureblobstorage #azurefilestorage #googlecloudstorage #s3 #aws

  10. Https://neoacevedo.gumroad.com

    Yii2 component for storage management in cloud. It supports AWS S3, Azure Blob Storage, Google Cloud Storage but also it can be used for local storage.

    #yii2 #php #dev #component #extension #azureblobstorage #azurefilestorage #googlecloudstorage #s3 #aws

  11. So I had - past tense - one of those cheap but incredibly useful and surprisingly capable MCU-based component testers. You know the ones - they cost about twenty bucks, can identify virtually any 2- or 3-terminal device you stick in their (usually ZIF) socket, as well as telling you things like which leads are gate/source/drain, base/collector/emitter, anode/cathode, or whatever else you might want to know about a lot of electronic components.

    Absent-mindedly put an electrolytic capacitor into it tonight without discharging it. Had about 22 volts in it... hence, one ex-tester. I let the magic smoke out, without actually releasing any smoke or smell.

    Oops.

    #electronics #hobby #MagicSmoke #oops #ComponentTester #LCR #LCRMeter #component #transistor

  12. So I had - past tense - one of those cheap but incredibly useful and surprisingly capable MCU-based component testers. You know the ones - they cost about twenty bucks, can identify virtually any 2- or 3-terminal device you stick in their (usually ZIF) socket, as well as telling you things like which leads are gate/source/drain, base/collector/emitter, anode/cathode, or whatever else you might want to know about a lot of electronic components.

    Absent-mindedly put an electrolytic capacitor into it tonight without discharging it. Had about 22 volts in it... hence, one ex-tester. I let the magic smoke out, without actually releasing any smoke or smell.

    Oops.

    #electronics #hobby #MagicSmoke #oops #ComponentTester #LCR #LCRMeter #component #transistor

  13. So I had - past tense - one of those cheap but incredibly useful and surprisingly capable MCU-based component testers. You know the ones - they cost about twenty bucks, can identify virtually any 2- or 3-terminal device you stick in their (usually ZIF) socket, as well as telling you things like which leads are gate/source/drain, base/collector/emitter, anode/cathode, or whatever else you might want to know about a lot of electronic components.

    Absent-mindedly put an electrolytic capacitor into it tonight without discharging it. Had about 22 volts in it... hence, one ex-tester. I let the magic smoke out, without actually releasing any smoke or smell.

    Oops.

    #electronics #hobby #MagicSmoke #oops #ComponentTester #LCR #LCRMeter #component #transistor

  14. So I had - past tense - one of those cheap but incredibly useful and surprisingly capable MCU-based component testers. You know the ones - they cost about twenty bucks, can identify virtually any 2- or 3-terminal device you stick in their (usually ZIF) socket, as well as telling you things like which leads are gate/source/drain, base/collector/emitter, anode/cathode, or whatever else you might want to know about a lot of electronic components.

    Absent-mindedly put an electrolytic capacitor into it tonight without discharging it. Had about 22 volts in it... hence, one ex-tester. I let the magic smoke out, without actually releasing any smoke or smell.

    Oops.

    #electronics #hobby #MagicSmoke #oops #ComponentTester #LCR #LCRMeter #component #transistor

  15. So I had - past tense - one of those cheap but incredibly useful and surprisingly capable MCU-based component testers. You know the ones - they cost about twenty bucks, can identify virtually any 2- or 3-terminal device you stick in their (usually ZIF) socket, as well as telling you things like which leads are gate/source/drain, base/collector/emitter, anode/cathode, or whatever else you might want to know about a lot of electronic components.

    Absent-mindedly put an electrolytic capacitor into it tonight without discharging it. Had about 22 volts in it... hence, one ex-tester. I let the magic smoke out, without actually releasing any smoke or smell.

    Oops.

    #electronics #hobby #MagicSmoke #oops #ComponentTester #LCR #LCRMeter #component #transistor

  16. ko-fi.com/s/042ead1675

    I've made this little Yii2 component for storage management in cloud. It supports AWS S3, Azure Blob Storage, Google Cloud Storage but also it can be used for local storage.

    #yii2 #php #dev #component #extension

  17. ko-fi.com/s/042ead1675

    I've made this little Yii2 component for storage management in cloud. It supports AWS S3, Azure Blob Storage, Google Cloud Storage but also it can be used for local storage.

    #yii2 #php #dev #component #extension

  18. ko-fi.com/s/042ead1675

    I've made this little Yii2 component for storage management in cloud. It supports AWS S3, Azure Blob Storage, Google Cloud Storage but also it can be used for local storage.

    #yii2 #php #dev #component #extension

  19. ko-fi.com/s/042ead1675

    I've made this little Yii2 component for storage management in cloud. It supports AWS S3, Azure Blob Storage, Google Cloud Storage but also it can be used for local storage.

    #yii2 #php #dev #component #extension

  20. ko-fi.com/s/042ead1675

    I've made this little Yii2 component for storage management in cloud. It supports AWS S3, Azure Blob Storage, Google Cloud Storage but also it can be used for local storage.

    #yii2 #php #dev #component #extension

  21. I #volunteered at my local Repair Cafe again today. I had fun again, though still not much actual #electronics work - more small appliances and such, and a laptop.

    But a lot of small #appliances are like any other consumer-electronics item these days. They're not designed for #serviceability [1] and the electronics in them are generally a weak point - everything's consolidated onto one circuit board, with most of the functionality on one microcontroller or custom chip (depending on the device type and its price). It makes the overall #production cost of the unit #cheaper, but failures tend to be an all-or-nothing affair. Some critical component leaks its #magic #smoke and the side-effect of that is to blow up something else on the board, and the board is not easily available as a spare part. I certainly won't have a spare one in my box of components, unlike whatever the failed #component was if it had been a separate, standardized part.

    So there were a couple of "See, here's what blew up, I can't fix it, and a new one will be cheaper than trying to find a parted-out replacement for the failed board".

    The lady with the laptop was thrilled with a fairly simple #reassembly of a display bezel that popped its clips when she wiped out on some ice. That felt good.

    [1] Getting into them is usually the hardest part, the #newer it is, the #worse it gets. One-way clips that take ages to finangle into releasing. "YOLO engineering" - "no one will ever open this!"

    #RepairCafe

  22. I #volunteered at my local Repair Cafe again today. I had fun again, though still not much actual #electronics work - more small appliances and such, and a laptop.

    But a lot of small #appliances are like any other consumer-electronics item these days. They're not designed for #serviceability [1] and the electronics in them are generally a weak point - everything's consolidated onto one circuit board, with most of the functionality on one microcontroller or custom chip (depending on the device type and its price). It makes the overall #production cost of the unit #cheaper, but failures tend to be an all-or-nothing affair. Some critical component leaks its #magic #smoke and the side-effect of that is to blow up something else on the board, and the board is not easily available as a spare part. I certainly won't have a spare one in my box of components, unlike whatever the failed #component was if it had been a separate, standardized part.

    So there were a couple of "See, here's what blew up, I can't fix it, and a new one will be cheaper than trying to find a parted-out replacement for the failed board".

    The lady with the laptop was thrilled with a fairly simple #reassembly of a display bezel that popped its clips when she wiped out on some ice. That felt good.

    [1] Getting into them is usually the hardest part, the #newer it is, the #worse it gets. One-way clips that take ages to finangle into releasing. "YOLO engineering" - "no one will ever open this!"

    #RepairCafe