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Theory: Changing the ES5 / ES6 name convention to ES2017 / ES2018 is all a ploy to create ESVision by 2020. #JavaScript in 2020 will be 🔥!
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PSA: You probably aren't using PropertyKey enough.
It represents any valid key in JavaScript: string, number or symbol.
And it's globally available in every TS project.
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React Server Components allow you to call your database directly from a component.
And that's great... but how do we make sure this code never ever runs on the client?
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I made a video about macros in JS/TS. Let me know what you think.
youtube.com/watch?v=qLmfsNg9…
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once you realize React is the most successful active research project on the web, life gets a lot easier
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If you use React, you should be using a React framework. If your existing app doesn't use a framework, you should incrementally migrate to one. If you're creating a new React project, you should use a framework from the beginning.
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Do you sit at a computer for longer than 6 hours a day?
You’re destroying your body if so.
Here’s the setup you need to protect yourself from posture problems and crippling long-term injuries:
🧵
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Folks say the art of the commit message is dead 😂
Joe !== Chance
github.com/seattlejs/seattle…
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In general, if you see any mention of class components, the docs/tutorials are outdated.
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There's a lot to unpack here - so let's get to it!
#DEVCommunity
dev.to/melnik909/css-isnt-ma…
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Is React 18 double calling useEffects a mistake, or a sign of an awesome feature that will help you build more reliable components? Let's find out! youtu.be/j8s01ThR7bQ
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Two articles introducing the #HTML `inert` attribute now that browser support is getting better:
On the Webkit blog: webkit.org/blog/12578/non-in…
On the Chrome devs blog: developer.chrome.com/blog/in…
Web dev folks, what's the preferred spelling for the F-word in the role title this year?
40%Frontend Engineer
60%Front-end Engineer
0%Front end Engineer
5 votes • Final resultsExcited for @antetmc2's talk at #DevOpsJs today
It's always fun when to watch a colleague rock the speaker stage!!
My old hobby project, drivepricer.com, shows the 5 figure impact fuel economy can have on the wallet. #gasprices.





















