Tim Kindberg

I don’t know anymore. react I guess.

[Tim Kindberg @kindberg]

jest-when 4.0.0 is out 🎉

Big changes in this one:
- Rewritten in TypeScript
- Compatibility is now verified in both Jest 27 and Jest 29

Release notes: https://t.co/eegU7UTL2Q

[Tim Kindberg @kindberg]

@mattpocockuk I liked having them; small side project. The beauty is you don't update them. They represent a decision made at a particular time, like a db migration for decisions. I kept them in a folder: https://t.co/p3wBgvxG5o

[Tim Kindberg @kindberg]

@david_protein I had the peanut butter choc one and it tasted like a diaper

[Samantha Kraszyk @s_krazy20]

@JerseyCity does anyone know what happened in exchange place during the fireworks? All of a sudden there was screaming and running, a massive stampede of people running and getting trampled on. I heard there was a shooter but nothing confirmed.

[Tim Kindberg @kindberg]

@KevinJPowell Worst thing about grid is that the gaps do not collapse when elements within are `display: none`... which is so infuriating. Flex gaps collapse.

[Tim Kindberg @kindberg]

Can we get a fucking native way to listen to url query param changes in JavaScript pls?

[Tim Kindberg @kindberg]

@ElonMuskAOC never call it X

[Tim Kindberg @kindberg]

@_isBatak Very nice ok, so it's not really an abstraction that you ultimately want to maintain but simple enough to provide to users during migration. I like it, thank you!!

[Tim Kindberg @kindberg]

@_isBatak Do you think it will be preferred that ppl will use the composite or do you consider those temporary shims? Which one will you recommend in the final migration guide?

[Ivica Batinić @_isBatak]

Chakra UI v3 introduces new composition components like `Button` that offer higher abstractions similar to v2.

This will simplify migration and provide a familiar API.

Check out the WIP set of components: https://t.co/c4AOBn5Trw!

#ChakraUI #WebDev

[Tim Kindberg @kindberg]

@kentcdodds Thank you @kentcdodds !

[Tim Kindberg @kindberg]

Hey @kentcdodds, I read https://t.co/2Lj9yKI9to. This pattern was working but then this error occurred. Have u experienced this?
"Warning: useLayoutEffect does nothing on the server, because its effect cannot be encoded..." with a link https://t.co/IFqticUYVj

[Tim Kindberg @kindberg]

@jimmycallin @JSer_ZANP @tannerlinsley This. We have found the same approach as well and is a great way to bite off a little bit at a time on a large complex migration.

[Tim Kindberg @kindberg]

@kentcdodds please fucking dont

[Tim Kindberg @kindberg]

@ThePrimeagen You could call it gout

[Tim Kindberg @kindberg]

@tannerlinsley Just leased a new model 3, the refreshed design, only 3k down and like $330/mth... pretty cheap, for 3 years. No worries for 3 years for only $15k, that's cheaper than owning one. Because you get the tax credit applied to the lease but no longer on purchases of model 3s.

[Tim Kindberg @kindberg]

@jherr Same, but not quite ready to admit it yet. I'm definitely down to less than 1 per year though.

[Tim Kindberg @kindberg]

@DavidKPiano Too much indirection for simple state... I like useState because it's more similar to declaring a simple `const` variable. With useReducer, now you gotta also dive into the reducer like "ok here we go, let's see what this idiot jam-packed into this reducer".

[Tim Kindberg @kindberg]

@laurentiu_ol I do this, it is the way.