Stop guessing, start measuring. 📈
I just dropped a checklist of the must-have frontend performance metrics + the benchmarks you need
If your LCP is over 2.5s, we need to talk. 😉
Read the full breakdown here: https://t.co/gccG8nreCM
#FrontendDevelopment#web#Coding
bringing this again.
the first time a married man approached me and i declined, he asked me why, I told him it was because I didn’t want anybody doing the same to my husband.
he laughed and replied, that has nth to do with your future husband. if he wants to, he will.
he went ahead to back it up saying “my house has been robbed 3times within just a year but never in my life have i stolen a dime from anyone. so my dear chill, your husband will eventually cheat if he desires to, it is in our blood”.
The more I get into the business side of life, the more irritated I am at software developers (notice I didn’t say engineers). Just a bunch of socially inept people that had access to a very low barrier skill and are making it everyone’s problem.
No, be nice, be kind; whatever they make of it or of you is not your responsibility and shouldn't affect your desire and contribution to the betterment of another person (including the people who think you foolish!).
Do your best (whenever you can) and keep it moving.
We use Nuxt-Apollo at work and we figured it doesn’t support file upload, after lot of back and forth I found out it was a known issue with the library and had to work on an internal solution(which is what we are using till now btw)…
What’s the most impressive feature you’ve ever built or shipped as a software engineer?
If it was part of a product, quote this post with your work.
I want to see what you’ve built.
I hate building frontends with AI.
Claude, Codex, and Kimi can generate a dashboard in 30 seconds. Then I spend the next six hours explaining that the main button is invisible, the table breaks on mobile, and every screen looks like the same pile of rounded cards.
I've installed the design skills. I've fed it screenshots from Linear and Stripe. I've used the “premium, minimal, Apple-level” prompts.
It helps. It never removes the babysitting.
AI is incredible at writing frontend code. It is still terrible at knowing when a product feels cheap, confusing, or annoying to use.
One-shot AI frontend design is a lie.
The first 70% takes 30 seconds.
The last 30% ruins your Saturday.