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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?
I recommend `Find and Transform`
Do a Global search: .tsx file with `useEffect`
Run `Find and Transform` from the action menu.
This moves the list of result files to the files to include filter.
Do a second search, maybe `useState`
Repeat as needed
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I made a video about macros in JS/TS. Let me know what you think.
youtube.com/watch?v=qLmfsNg9…
Is it the distinction between writing code and developing software? One is placing words on paper and the other is knowing what makes the book/application compelling to the reader/user, purchaser, and the entity paying to have it published betting on a profit.
I ownLRubythw!
"Hone your skillset"?
Good perspective. There are many mediums and techniques one could refine in software along their journey to build a body of work. A painter doesn't need to learn to carve stone or make pottery - learning all 3 would inhibit their first publish
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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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It is definitely worth not spending time on small engine repairs, getting gas, changing fluids, plugs, etc.
Curate a list of the best articles on a gist. Link the gist as a point on your resume about media recognition for your work.
The only thing that would've made your shirt more fitting is if you had hurt yourself using a router. Glad you'll heal up fully.
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