miniblog.

Today I read the term "negative bus factor" to describe the situation where multiple libraries have the same single maintainer. Perhaps people measure bus factor logarithmically?

Should programming language docs come with exercises for the reader to test their understanding? This feels like a great way to help people learn, and you could even measure docs by pass rate. I've seen online books occasionally use this format, but never official resources.

Discussing different ways of passing values through nested React components: https://blog.logrocket.com/mitigating-prop-drilling-with-react-and-typescript/ In addition to showing examples of each, they count lines of code as a rough verbosity measure!