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@leeerob I like to symlink the Downloads folder to the Desktop, forces me to keep it tidy: rm -rf ~/Downloads && ln -s ~/Downloads ~/Desktop (might need sudo on macOS)
@farazKhan404 Disclaimer: haven't properly played with it myself yet, but next project I'd like to consider using it (probably in a serverless context)
@farazKhan404 Can do, it has a standalone adapter (node.js HTTP server), or can be used with other libs/services (e.g. Next.js, express, AWS lambda): https://t.co/rEjIbVwUjT
@mmatuzo Can't live without it now. My workflow is to always build components in Storybook first, integrate into app later. Forces a clear separation of concerns and gives you some pretty sweet options for testing (e.g. Storyshots, Loki)
For a long time, @HermesEngine was exclusive to #Android. Now it’s finally available on #iOS as well 🥳
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This resonates with me quite a lot. But instead of second guessing the modern web, I never was convinced of this in the first place. Still guilty of trying to force the shiny new toys onto some applications. https://t.co/UrGaJLaQyS