Brent Mealhouse

[Allen Holub. https://linkedIn.com/in/allenholub @allenholub]

A TODO is a "bug here!" flag. A ticket to fix a bug is similar. Instead of dropping a marker, just fix the bug. Don't allow commits of any code w/ TODOs in it. If you have so many bugs that you need to track them, then fix the process problems that allow that situation to exist.

[Wes Bos @wesbos]

TIL about `git switch`, which allows you to move your unstaged changes to a new branch.

Seems fairly new. I used to `git stash`, new branch, and then `git stash apply`

[Julie Hubschman @juliehubs]

Excited to have finished my first big project with @withabound! Check out our reorganized and revamped guides in our documentation https://t.co/IiaPIdi18q

[Brent Mealhouse @bmealhouse]

Just got my ticket for #nextjsconf by @vercel, claim yours!

Let's make the Web. Faster.

https://t.co/KXwFvdkZbl

[Brent Mealhouse @bmealhouse]

@double___bogey `package.json` — I like your thinking.

[Brent Mealhouse @bmealhouse]

In the last couple of days, I realized I have a ton of content stuffed away in my brain that I should be sharing. All I need to do now is figure out where to start..

[hannah @erhannah]

it’s called vs code because it’s always you vs your terrible code

[Kent C. Dodds 🐨 @kentcdodds]

Currently reading: https://t.co/bBMQh6zhPH

Kinda interested in the idea of actually being able to run my code without compilation of any kind :)

[Vatsal @vatsal_manot]

@zntfdr’s articles have been top-notch reads — and I’d recommend following his blog to anyone learning SwiftUI right now.

[Stephan Meijer @meijer_s]

Turns out that not everyone is aware what the Chrome Extension for @TestingLib provides.

Let me summarize

- it adds a 🐸 panel (tab) like "⚛ components"
- it adds a 🐸 sidebar pane to the Elements inspector
- it patches `window.screen` so you can use queries in the Console

[Kent C. Dodds 🐨 @kentcdodds]

react-query has become the obvious choice to solve the problem of API data management (server cache). Just like how react-router and @TestingLib are the obvious choice for the problems they solve.

It's so nice to not have to worry about solving this problem anymore.

[Nat Friedman @natfriedman]

GitHub now automatically creates a table of contents for your https://t.co/Nbb2TbPDz4 files from your headers. 📖

After much consideration, we made this a feature of the viewer, not a concern of the editor: no special markdown to insert. 💡

Let us know what you think!

[Guillermo Rauch @rauchg]

“All user input is error” — @elonmusk

[Guillermo Rauch @rauchg]

Idea: a Next.js plugin[1] that takes typed `api/` routes and codegens React hooks (with SWR / react-query) for reads / writes 🤯

Never deal with `fetch` and `res.ok` and `body` and `.json()` and AbortControllers ever again in your life 😆

[1] using spread routes ala next-stripe

[TypeScript @typescript]

TypeScript 4.2 is now out with

✔ Smarter Type Aliases
✔ Non-Trailing [...rest]s in Tuple Types
✔ Stricter Checks
✔ The "Declare Missing Function" Quick Fix

and more! Try it today!

https://t.co/hkPrKFI1X1

[Brent Mealhouse @bmealhouse]

@alexUX_UI @kentcdodds @code Thanks for the shoutout @alexUX_UI! @kentcdodds - If you consider trying out shifty, I’d love to hear your feedback.

[Brent Mealhouse @bmealhouse]

@alexUX_UI @TestingLib @JakeJerr_ I think it’s currently broken when installed via npm/yarn, but works locally in my tests. I hope to fix that today. I welcome any feedback you have.

[Brent Mealhouse @bmealhouse]

@alexUX_UI @TestingLib @JakeJerr_ I’m actively working on CLIs that reduce the number of dependencies in your package.json and work with zero config. https://t.co/XNDiRdCOfT I’m curious to hear your thoughts @alexUX_UI.