This is the biggest project I've done since I joined PayPal, to enable distributedly sharing components across teams at an enterprise level. How does your company share components? https://t.co/1JYiVXepEC
The most exciting thing about Expo is that it enables new kinds of apps—such as VibeCode—to be created.
Traditional native tools simply don’t have the flexibility or velocity to build apps that recursively create new apps.
It’s a whole new era of mobile development.
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@kentcdodds I guess previously it requires lots of project specific configs (webpack, babel, etc). But now as toolings get more standardized, it does make more sense to have it globally
About a year after I joined @PayPal, @imdongchen integrated @storybookjs into our org and daaaamn!
Being able to use component driven development on top of storybook changed everything.
Developer experience, well... 📈🚀.
@kentcdodds@remix_run Love the blogpost! It’s amazing to see the team keep pushing the improvement of web ux and dx especially given that nextjs is already pretty good! Thanks for the deep dive knowledge sharing and for making web even better!
Introducing "Learning Patterns": https://t.co/qNsCE9tsIF - a free 435+ page book on JavaScript + React design & performance patterns from @lydiahallie and I. On the web, ePub & PDF.
Just like how Vite works in the browser, Vitest also knows the graph of your modules, which makes it able to do smart detection and only rerun the related tests. Feels almost like HMR but for tests 😍
The Lighthouse Treemap in DevTools visualizes what's in the JavaScript you ship. Discover what to reduce based on module size, coverage and duplicate dependencies.
@TheGreenGreek wrote a great guide on it recently https://t.co/O1Ab7dt93k