Andrew Scofield

Full-stack web dev for 20 years. Sharing web development insights in tweets. Currently building next.js apps for various clients and a couple of my own.

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@betomoedano I've run into this, went the organization route as well.

To say it's any worse then the human gate keepers who review everything at Apple is kind silly though. The random rejections and delays in approvals are a huge hassle. More like a choose your poison, both are not great.

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@kentcdodds This is true. But the difference is in the bulk quantity being done at once. Nobody has time to review code, PRs, etc and everyone is exhausted. So yes humans also made mistakes, but scale matters.

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@kentcdodds @vladpetroff They know yesteryears accessible forms. But the way we got there was from people writing code, working directly with accessibility software makers and people who use that software. How will it progress to get even better?

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I've seen 4-5 mentions of @tan_stack charts I've seen on my timeline and not a single link to it. So I went to their website, no mention. I tried their blog, nothing. I just assumed that the news that was coming soon was the new look. But then I found it: https://t.co/JGTnYjhcdi

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@pmjohnson @jacobmparis @EvanAndKatelyn I was hoping someone would post this!

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@aaronmahlke No, it's not uncommon with AIs using Tailwind either.

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@motiondotdev @shadcn @tailwindcss What does this mean for us non-react users?

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@raphaelschaad I like that idea! I wonder if there is a way to detect a password manager. That could be a great way to have it both ways

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@hackteck @kettanaito This

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@marktechson Well... What was it? I've had a few of these before and gotten real stuck!

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Yep, I'm in the same boat and totally agree. CS degrees are probably good to have for very specific niche areas, but not most. And you'd be competing against international students who will not have incurred the same costs for that same degree. There are lots more jobs just learning to code and still good money.

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@mfpears @mjackson Fair point. I should have just said raw javascript. No need for bloated frameworks if they are really just providing better DX for humans.

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@kentcdodds Not going to be a real solution until you also have fable crosscheck groks work and the other way around. Merge conflicts between each others fixes have to resolved between them having a pair programming session and discussing each solution until they agree on one.

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Love this changelog page by @meilisearch - very nice to use!

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@CampuzanoJoe @TejasKumar_

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@CampuzanoJoe @TejasKumar_ Never used tanstack, so I'm curious what is hard about loading data in nextjs that is so much easier in tanstack?

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@jodiecongirl I lost a long term client because of this. Like the boss asked me to switch to Claude only promoting, no more looking at the code.

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@Flook3r @Samaytwt Agreed on the diagnosis of the issue. It happens all the time and everyone knows it. And that is the real problem. People like you are the dishonest ones.

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@ThrillaRilla369 You're talking about 2, maybe even 3, totally different generations of websites in the time span!