Filtering out falsy values was always a problematic issue for me, but thanks to @kentcdodds I finally have a solution to use in our codebase 🔥🚀👏. For more details check out this article https://t.co/Sv8J9AlYJH
#typescript#javascript
We are VERY excited to announce that ReactJS Girls is coming online in the new year! 🙌
🗓️ January 14th 2021, 5pm (GMT)
Sign up now:
https://t.co/cFjjsUSydk
🥳 Our awesome file sharing service https://t.co/Wb4rznBUKH is now on #ProductHunt. If you want:
📁 to share your files without any restrictions;
💻 to use your own domain name for downloader;
📈 to see analytics on your downloads;
You should take a look:
https://t.co/gE7L61U13y
@PrettierCode @code_stats More Extns:
- Path intellisense
- npm intellisense
- Version Lens to show latest version of an npm dep or devDep
More Setts:
- Enable Scripts Explorer (You will find it handy)
Do check out https://t.co/tiz8yJEkDy by @sarah_edo & @burkeholland
I wrote a post explaining the promise of WebAssembly outside of the browser with a closer look at what this might mean for FaaS (aka serverless). https://t.co/X8RokuRt4G
"You can measure your worth by your dedication to your path, not by your successes or failures." (from "Big Magic: Creative Living Beyond Fear" by Elizabeth Gilbert)
Native <img> lazy-loading is coming to the web! https://t.co/LgF7F1iMgR <img loading=lazy> defers offscreen images until the user scrolls near them. Shipping in Chrome ~75 https://t.co/4gR7lvx4zx
If you feel like you're stuck in "tutorial purgatory", it might be time to build your own project.
It sounds scary because it is. Because that's where the real learning happens.
"Unstick" yourself and try building something on your own