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  1. 🍁 "The rain that refreshes the parched ground is made up of single drops." - Kate Sheppard Hey friends! Happy November! I hope you ended your October with a bang. Between GitHub Universe and Halloween, mine was particularly fun and busy this year. Let's gooo! Was this forwarded to you? You can subscribe here! Was it not? Maybe you should do the forwarding. Web links of the week Spreading Liquid with three.js Taking Back CSS-Tricks A select should tell you something Design Systems Should Be Fast by Default Something that interested me this week Phew y'all, I was in San Francisco for a LONG time for GitHub Universe, and I'm so happy to be home! I did a little meta round-up vlog about it while also recapping my newsletter if you want to see some behind-the-scenes. It was a really good time podcasting and keynoting and building keyboards (which, btw, you can buy one of the exclusive kits if you want), and it was also so much work pulling everything together. I'm happy it happened. I'm happy it's over. Ha! Halloween was a cute one, my three-year-old is finally old enough to trick-or-treat and understand what's going on, which was a blast! And, because Mariah Carey said so... I did indeed set up my Christmas tree today. Also, if you're in the United States: make sure you vote this week!! Sponsor No sponsor this week! Insert an ad for your own brain here. Please do share this with your friends, and check out my YouTube channel if you'd like video recaps of this newsletter! Interview question of the week Last week, I had you swap Halloween costumes! Y'all did a spooktacular job Ten, Paul, Kyle, Trey, Thulasi, Alison, Rhett, Amine, and the smarties in the Ruby Users Forum! This week's question: Given a chronological log of local "HH:MM" timestamps from the night daylight saving time ends, return the actual number of minutes between the first and last entries. The log contains a consecutive pair that reveals the clock’s one-hour rollback. Examples: elapsedMinutes(["00:50", "01:10", "01:50", "01:10", "02:10"]); > 140 elapsedMinutes(["01:55", "01:05", "01:25", "01:40"]); > 45 (you can submit your answers by replying to this email with a link to your solution, or share on Bluesky, Twitter, LinkedIn, or Mastodon) Cool things from around the internet Cartographers of North Korea Drone Photo Awards 2026 Gallery Indirect Change Doyspad by Deadline Studio w/ GMK Centinela Joke What type of shoe do frogs wear? Open-toad sandals. That's all for now, folks! Have a great week. Be safe, make good choices, and be a little cheesy! Special thanks to Ben, Kinetic Labs, and Marta for supporting my Patreon and this newsletter! cassidoo website | blog | github | bluesky | youtube | twitch | twitter | patreon | codepen | mastodon Thulasi: github.com/ThulasiA/DSA-Patterns/blob/main/arrays… Alison: github.com/athursto/gists-catalogue/blob/master/g… Rhett: github.com/reharri7/cassidoo-coding-questions/blo… Amine: github.com/AmineBenaddiGitHub/algo-questions/blob… github: github.com/cassidoo

  2. 🫵 "Life experience is priceless." - Amanda Seyfried Howdy friends! I hope you had a great week! Mine has been SUPER busy with final rehearsals and preparations for GitHub Universe this next week, and I'm excited to welcome devs to the big event online and in person in San Francisco. Until then... let's boogie. Was this forwarded to you? You can subscribe here! Your friends would like this too, you should tell them about it. Web links of the week The compiler was supposed to end programming too The Future of CSS Overgrown, when plants invade your abandoned tabs Are We Actually Shipping Faster with AI? Something that interested me this week This week, truly... I have done nothing but GitHub Universe work. I'm writing this from inside GitHub HQ in San Francisco, between rehearsals with execs and helping wrangle swag + exciting goodies for the event ahead. It's been SO much work. I'm really grateful to be on a team that is so hands-on and cares deeply about making this a great experience for developers! I'm obviously biased because I work here, but if you have the time, register free online on the GitHub Universe website! You'll see a familiar face (me) on the stream a few times! Sponsor No sponsor this week! I'll do a fun vlog of some behind-the-scenes at GitHub Universe though if you want to subscribe on YouTube! See ya there! Interview question of the week Last week, a ghost infected your keyboard and you had to parse how it messed up your typing! Spoooooky answers (that were quite clever!) were great from Stephen, Dani, Omer, Michael, Trey, David, Kyle, Greg, Rhett, Thulasi, Ricardo, Josh, Christian, Debopam, Ten, and the fine folks in the Ruby Users Forum! This week's question: Each person at a Halloween party has exactly one costume, but they’ve been shuffled: costumes[i] is the index of the person who owns the costume person i is wearing. Return the minimum number of swaps between any two people needed to give everyone their own costume. Examples: > halloweenSwap([0, 1, 2, 3]) > 0 > halloweenSwap([1, 2, 0]) > 2 > halloweenSwap([4, 3, 2, 1, 0]) > 2 > halloweenSwap([2, 3, 4, 0, 1]) > 4 (you can submit your answers by replying to this email with a link to your solution, or share on Bluesky, Twitter, LinkedIn, or Mastodon) Cool things from around the internet Filippos Manoloudis 'Scherzo-Vals' by Miguel Lloget on a 1969 Daniel Friederich classical guitar (video) Family Gaming Database Minerva-LX Heritage with KKB Nichirin keycaps Critiquing is the way to learn to write Joke It doesn't matter how much you push the envelope. It will still be stationary. That's all for now, folks! Have a great week. Be safe, make good choices, and sleep well! Special thanks to Ben, Kinetic Labs, and Marta for supporting my Patreon and this newsletter! cassidoo website | blog | github | bluesky | youtube | twitch | twitter | patreon | codepen | mastodon Michael: github.com/mdoradocode/Coding-Practice/blob/main/… Greg: github.com/gregpuzzles1/playground/blob/main/cass… Rhett: github.com/reharri7/cassidoo-coding-questions/blo… Thulasi: github.com/ThulasiA/DSA-Patterns/blob/main/stack/… Ricardo: github.com/thermcampos/cassidoo/blob/main/week-43… github: github.com/cassidoo

  3. Onboarded one of the 2 creators of the @Github team sideproject ai-ipsum.app Check quote tweet. Created by github.com/cassidoo @cassidoo and github.com/pierce-boggan @pierceboggan Pierce said he would claim fees so directing 100% to him. Both their githubs are on the site.

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