Does anyone else think when you click the comments icon, that it should bring you to the comments? Maybe it's just me 🤷♂️ 😂. #twitter#comments#opinion
Remember to give yourself credit...
We had a situation where an API needed to be altered to send some extra data.
The backend is in an unfamiliar language, but I took the time and figured it out. Now here is where the credit part comes in.
If it was…https://t.co/QGL8ZQ0MqF
@EmReedCodes Ive tried the svh and lvh. The hard part is remembering there available 😂. The dynamic view port has it's gotchas but still really cool to have it available.
Design is more complex than one thinks.
This past weekend I had the opportunity to help out with a redesign. Some of my takeaways so far are.
-Figma is its own beast that takes much more skill than I thought. It's powerful on its own, even without all…https://t.co/nxyfWSFqa5
Question to the recruiters out there -
How common is it to ask for personal info such as photo id and last three or four of SSN right away? Twice in the last few days, I've been asked for this information. Theres far to many scams out there, so just curi…https://t.co/X3FvoUE2Xa
@DanShappir@JSJabber @dan_abramov @en_JS@TejasKumar_ It took going through Next.js to finally make sense of server components. It makes you think differently about how you build which is an added benefit.
@jamesqquick Seems to be slowing going this way but teaching create react app as the first intro into react. All in on next at the moment but I can see how it's not for every situation.
On Monday we'll be interviewing @dan_abramov and @en_JS for @JSJabber podcast about React Server Components (RSC), what's new in React, and where React is heading, and why it's heading there. Please send quotations you'd like us to ask. (Reply or DM)
The little-known Vibration API! 🧐
What is the Vibration API?
The Vibration API enables developers to access and control the vibration hardware on devices, such as smartphones and tablets. By leveraging this API, you can create custom vibration patterns…https://t.co/uzEBjbb6dM
Are you tired of having to open up the dev tools just to see the output from a quick console.log?
If you haven't heard about the VS code extension Console Ninja, you're missing out! It shows the output right in the editor.
#ConsoleNinja#vscode#javascript#reactjs#nextjs