Frontend Mastery

☄️ Deep dives and guides on modern frontend development

[Frontend Mastery @femastery]

https://t.co/LVjQaqI6us

[Frontend Mastery @femastery]

@namoscato hey thanks for the support 🙏 and thanks for the heads up! 👀

[Frontend Mastery @femastery]

The latest deep dive follows a similar theme, tracing the evolution of React APIs from mixins all the way to server components and the mental models behind them:

https://t.co/tf0CzQ0gCD

#react #javascript

[Ryan Florence @ryanflorence]

React's life as a human:

React v0.1 -> v0.14: Cute baby everybody loved.

Object identity didn't matter. "Stale closures" wasn't a thing. Just setState, stuff worked and was fast. Mixins for effect composition. So cute, just wanna squish it's little cheekies!

[Frontend Mastery @femastery]

Understanding the fundamental constraints of React is key to building performant applications.

In "Rethinking React best practices" we explore this theme and delve into the evolution of React as an application architecture.

https://t.co/zJVGluZeab

[Frontend Mastery @femastery]

@ssamkough cheers! should be available now via https://t.co/33chOrODWE

[Frontend Mastery @femastery]

new post: https://t.co/thPLW4CQMe

[John Allsopp @johnallsopp]

Building and delivering frontends at scale @femastery https://t.co/ajnAIScOi2

[Jed @JedWatson]

Enjoying this post by @seldo then I landed on the totally-buried-lede…

We both have Questionable Content (Not an SPA/ Should not be an SPA) on our list of start screen bookmarks 🙌🏻

https://t.co/YDGFjJwbTJ

(It’s a good read imo for other reasons too, check it out)

[Vincas Stonys @VincasStonys]

Reading programming blogs will make you a better developer.

Also, some of them are quite entertaining.

Here are 10 of my favorite programming blogs you have to bookmark right away 👇

[Frontend Mastery @femastery]

@chriscoyier Great post thanks for the shout out at the end. indeed a different "rem" here 😅

[Chris Coyier @chriscoyier]

Scalable CSS https://t.co/8m2on609CF

[Sidebar @SidebarIO]

The evolution of scalable CSS https://t.co/psI40b0BKf

[Joe Ingeno @JoeIngeno]

The evolution of scalable #CSS https://t.co/FESKu0hoSC @femastery

[Cory House @housecor]

How do you identify a “premature abstraction”?

What do you look for?

What’s a realistic example?

[swyx @swyx]

This is a powerhouse tour through the history of CSS leading up to Tailwind, from @rem!

https://t.co/CbAq4ljpFY

Echoes a lot of useful themes, with great shoutouts to @kentcdodds, @argyleink's Open Props, and previous tools like CSS-in-JS and CSS "meta-frameworks"

[Frontend Mastery @femastery]

Published a new post on the evolution of managing CSS at scale.

Including a bit of a deep dive into the principles behind @tailwindcss check it out:

https://t.co/BFkGectRb0

[Cory House @housecor]

This is an excellent overview of the new wave of JS frameworks, and what makes them unique. There's lots of innovation going on, so summaries like this are helpful.

https://t.co/NOtFkSvJS4

[Jillian Ada Burrows @jburrows]

And then I saw my entire life flash before my eyes. Behold! The history of web development since the 90s. https://t.co/2kBV08lXxl

[Kent C. Dodds 🏹 @kentcdodds]

I'm excited to introduce the web's next transformation:

✨ Progressively Enhanced Single Page Apps ✨

This transition has already started. Let's take a bit to talk about the history of architecture for web apps and explore its future as well.

https://t.co/7htnQe4ZUi