I agree TypeScript increases your bundle size, but is that a reason for not using it, even for apps that really needs performance? A company decided not to use TypeScript because it ships more js code into the browser.
📣 The Next.js router is getting a major upgrade!
◆ Nested routes / layouts
◆ Client and server routing
◆ React 18 features – startTransition, Suspense
◆ Designed for Server Components
◆ 100% incrementally adoptable 🤯
Expect an RFC very soon 👀
@dan_spratling Only £7000? Damn. I had whiplash from a car accident in 2016 and needed x-rays, pain management and a chiropractor. By the end, it was roughly $6000 because I couldn't afford insurance (~$400/month). I'll never be debt free living in the US
We've just released the first iteration of the Next.js Testing Docs: https://t.co/jhe7zSigt3 🧪
We wanted to provide a starting point for those looking to set up Next.js with 3 commonly used testing tools: @cypress_io, @fbjest and React @TestingLib.
👟 I remember interviewing an eng manager from a famous shoe company that picked Next.js
🤔 me: what part of Next.js had most impact? SSR? Hybrid static/dynamic? API functions? surely ISR!!?
😁 them: our devs opening a folder, finding conventions and being up&running right away
if i have written blog posts and tutorials about React, and shown you many code samples, can you still say I don't have enough experience with the framework?
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Who likes React custom Hooks? ✋🏾
Here are 8 that I found especially helpful or particularly interesting 🤓
1️⃣ useInitialMount - returns whether or not the current render is the first
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2020 has indeed been difficult for most of us, but I'm sure there are also many positive things from it. Here's how my 2020 went.
https://t.co/KEJSzng7yc
@brian_lovin wow I just love your blog. Unlike many other blogs I've seen, with images and other fancy stuff, I really like the simplicity yet elegant style. And it's in next js
that feeling when you have an interview and the question asked is something you have written in one of your blog post 😎 ... It's amazing. You're in control. Another benefit of blogging
@judicael_andria A honeypot is a field meant to be filled by bots. You shouldn't disable it. Because bots just fill in any field they find, if there is a value in the honeypot field, we can know that it is a bot 😅