Dmytro Bolkachov

JavaScript Lad, Movie buff, Coder.

[John Rush @johnrush]

This never works:
→ Startup Idea → Plan → Design → Coding → Marketing→ Audience → 😣

This works (sometimes):

[Matt Pocock @mattpocockuk]

Fun fact: one of these options will cause a memory leak.

Which one, and why?

[Dmytro Bolkachov @dmytrobol]

@daringdiscourse @piersmorgan @esaagar @yashar @piersmorgan is only doing it for the views. I don't think he even remotely cares about what @Israel aka the baby killers are doing.

[Dmytro Bolkachov @dmytrobol]

Do you think they condemn what Hamas did? @piersmorgan

https://t.co/oLP9II5BlO

[Dmytro Bolkachov @dmytrobol]

@kennardmatt @w3debugger Probably Hamas militants. Right baby killers @IDF @Israel @benshapiro ?

[Matt Kennard @kennardmatt]

How are we letting this carry on? How? https://t.co/Ys6FFpF6yP

[Dmytro Bolkachov @dmytrobol]

@IDF Israeli forces trying ground invasion

[Dmytro Bolkachov @dmytrobol]

@Me_HarshYadav It's and old video from a protest, you stupid indian.

[Dmytro Bolkachov @dmytrobol]

@Israel "Their homes were once the places they felt safest"

[Dmytro Bolkachov @dmytrobol]

@Israel What about more than 3000 babies that you have killed?

[Dmytro Bolkachov @dmytrobol]

@Israel Hell is extra hot for you baby killers

[Kent C. Dodds 🐨 @kentcdodds]

I get asked about this a lot (especially since the launch of Epic Web), so I've written it down.

Here's why I won't use Next.js:

https://t.co/crVN7hOszL

[kitze @thekitze]

react few yrs ago: components are just simple functions that take props and return some jsx and that's it

react now:

[Ben Lesh @BenLesh]

Async await is super awesome... until it's not and it's not obvious to newer developers.

Lint your code, folks.

[Artem Zakharchenko @kettanaito]

Damn is frontend development getting overly complex. Hooks, server components, "tainted" references. I get a feeling that frameworks try to do everything at once instead of focusing on a single thing.

I've been using React for 7 years and the present makes me overwhelmed.

[Kamran Ahmed @nilbuild]

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[Dmytro Bolkachov @dmytrobol]

Always have a side project

[Shashi Lo @shashiwhocodes]

Single greatest developer advise you've ever received?

[Matt Pocock @mattpocockuk]

as const fixes everything.

Making a custom hook that returns a tuple?

You've probably hit this weird error before.

This is happening because TypeScript thinks your hook returns an array, not a tuple.

So, add an 'as const' to make it infer properly.

Is there anything 'as const' can't do?

[Catalin @catalinmpit]

No.

I have a life outside work.

After 8 hours of work, I want to spend time with my family, relax, and do my hobbies.

The only time I might build side projects, IS if I don’t have a job or contribute to a real-world project already.

If you have time & the mental capacity, build them. But they’re not mandatory.

What’s your take, by the way?

*Note: They’re great for learning new stuff or developing your skills further, but they are time consuming and mentally taxing.*

[Dmytro Bolkachov @dmytrobol]

I will use the heck out of it

[Matt Pocock @mattpocockuk]

Imagining a CLI that:

- You run on your tsconfig.json
- Asks you a BUNCH of questions about your setup and what you're building.
- Sets your tsconfig.json to the right values
- Tells you WHY it's adding those values and links you to the right resources.

Would you use it?