@svpino But that doesn't engage. Unfortunately it's difficult to find content about good engineering principles on X. It's now just nonsense about "Model X can do this" and "Model Y can't do that". So much noise!
@tedmirra It was fine. The only thing I really missed at first was the Discover Weekly playlist. Every Monday, that was how I kicked off the week. I don’t think YouTube Music has anything quite as good. But aside from that, I’m really happy with it.
Angular's compiler is part of what makes Angular special. 💓
Check out this new post by @synalx that takes us behind the scenes of the Angular Compiler 👇🏽
https://t.co/O3GJoub2Mc
*Must read* for web developers: how modern browsers work by @kosamari
1️⃣ https://t.co/2BzopOug4f
2️⃣ https://t.co/0lJCl25O4j
3️⃣ https://t.co/iuRlwaba3j
4️⃣ https://t.co/FYhCmhB9Hs
and https://t.co/rlPc8Y8mKn by @BrowserBook
My talk "But... You're not Facebook" is finally uploaded in an okay quality!
I'd appreciate if you watch it and RT 🙌
Warning: too many f-bombs 💣🧨💣🧨
https://t.co/FKOVYbPFrm
Accessibility (a11y) matters!
Inspired by @michalmalewicz I'm making a thread of simple, daily accessibility tips. I'll add one tip daily for 16 days.
16 days, 16 tweets, let's get started 🔥💪
Yet another proof that Playwright model is superior:
I needed to simulate WebSocket disconnection in my e2e tests.
I don't want to mock WS, Chromium DevTools can't simulate offline on WS.
Since I am in Node, I just stopped the server and tested disconnect and reconnect logic.
For those who've missed it yesterday, note that I've published my in-depth article about Angular 12: https://t.co/SNGUdypS0j
#learntocode#javascript#frontend