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[dan-lee @drlehr]

@max_spero_ There's a whole Wikipedia page dedicated to this: https://t.co/09YiINiA9R

[dan-lee @drlehr]

@leeerob I mapped caps lock to open dev tools in all browsers with the help of Karabiner

[dan-lee @drlehr]

@sebastienlorber React Compiler Docs link seems to be broken

[Moritz Schwörer @motills]

I'm excited to share https://t.co/MBShckAobx - Free & Open Source API documentation for everyone 👏 Comes with support for #openapi. Let me know what you think! Support for #graphql with everything I've learned from building Graphdoc is coming too!

[dan-lee @drlehr]

@shadeed9 I like to compare `display: contents` to React's <Fragment>

[dan-lee @drlehr]

timescape, a headless time input – now with range support 👉 https://t.co/ZgsV5h681K

[dan-lee @drlehr]

@usrnk1 B.
A kinda looks blurry to me

[dan-lee @drlehr]

@ThePrimeagen dude you just started a new one

[dan-lee @drlehr]

@doodlemarks Figma vs. implementation

[Max Stoiber @mxstbr]

Powered by @Stellate 😎⚡️

[dan-lee @drlehr]

I've released my first Rust open source project: https://t.co/qUdtn62wHn

It strips all unnecessary characters of any given GraphQL document (so basically `stripIgnoredCharacters`)

[dan-lee @drlehr]

@boris0crypto @DavidKPiano I completely agree with you on these examples, that's great advice!

[dan-lee @drlehr]

@boris0crypto @DavidKPiano I do see your points and if it works for you then that's great :) But I guess we have to agree to disagree. For me, it's breaking React's principles of encapsulation and is mixing different things which is harder to test for

[dan-lee @drlehr]

@boris0crypto @DavidKPiano IMO predictability outweighs conciseness, especially when the app grows in complexity.
Just one more example that highlights some more problems in more detail: https://t.co/YmUYurtdvA

[dan-lee @drlehr]

@boris0crypto @DavidKPiano Your code may work but could introduce bugs. Re-renders can apply DOM changes multiple times, leading to state-DOM inconsistencies. Direct DOM manipulation breaks React's encapsulation. Instead, useEffect offers a safer, more predictable way to handle side effects.

[dan-lee @drlehr]

@boris0crypto @DavidKPiano You should avoid using side effects in state setters

[dan-lee @drlehr]

Excited to share my new open-source creation:
A flexible, headless date & time input library. With integrations for #React, #Preact, #Vue, #Svelte & #SolidJS.
Feedback and contributions are welcome!

Thanks to @Stellate for sponsoring me.

https://t.co/7rsIe2dKLG

[Stellate ⚡️ @Stellate]

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[dan-lee @drlehr]

@brsgbdnr @scfreiburg Was soll mit denen sein?

[dan-lee @drlehr]

@matteocollina https://t.co/DZqAQfsghg