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TIL about <menu> 😐 Good reminder to always have a growth mindset. No matter how long you've been doing something, you can still learn new things. Even with the "basics".
This is wild. A truly evil #TypeScript utility type.
ALT type UnionToIntersection<T> = ( T extends any ? (k: T) => void : never ) extends (k: infer I) => void ? I : never type MyUnion = { a: string } | { b: number } // { a: string } & { b: number } 🤯🤯🤯 type MyIntersection = UnionToIntersection<MyUnion>
Pretty late to the game on this one--but @mdx_js is great! Now if only TS go-to-def/find-refs worked for .mdx files 🤔
What if the time spent on fixing a bunch of TypeError bugs in production was instead allocated to accessibility..
National Parks: 1.5mi loop hike, 200ft elevation change: VERY STRENUOUS BRING 8 GALLONS OF WATER PER PERSON DO NOT FEED OR APPROACH WILDLIFE AND THERE’S BENCHES ALONG THE WAY
National Forests: 11mi summit hike, 2500ft elevation change: here’s the trailhead, have fun
I used to despise default exports for the absolute mess they made interopping with commonjs, but hey they’re actually great
Stitches is by far the most impressive CSS-in-JS library I’ve used. Great DX and performance. You can define custom utilities (like px/py/mx/my). Best of all, the TypeScript support is phenomenal!
I've migrated 1000+ lines of CSS to Stitches.
Here are all the steps I took and why I think @stitchesjs has the best developer experience when it comes to CSS-in-JS.
React had a good run, folks.
@reactjs This useEffect getting called twice in strict mode in v18 thing is bad. The useEffectOnce AG-Grid fix doesn't call the cleanup function. And I'm honestly stuck trying to build a useEffectOnce that works in both strict and non-strict mode.
Dan Imhoff retweeted
Little story about "ajax", aka `XMLHttpRequest`, aka `fetch`...
Not sure how many people know this but XHR was actually ignored for the first many years of its existence.
It was entirely possible to build ajax apps starting in ~1999, but .... nobody did.
Hey, @dndkit is pretty great. I think we'll use it for a little project we're cookin up at @OpenPhone 🤭
The @Vercel CLI has bisection for deployments 🤯 That's way easier than doing git bisect, npm install, npm start to track down UI bugs!
