Paul Molluzzo

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[Paul Molluzzo @PaulMolluzzo]

CSS-in-JS for @code now has autocomplete! 💪

https://t.co/SRgpOVSiGN

https://t.co/Yx0lrgSfRs

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[Paul Molluzzo @PaulMolluzzo]

@threepointone “Meant well”

[Dan Na @dxna]

Happy to share a video (finally!) of "Pushing Through Friction" from SREcon19 EMEA / Web Unleashed 2019. This is my favorite talk that I've ever delivered.

If you've ever felt frustrated at a company in the midst of enormous growth, this talk is for you.

https://t.co/vpGuRCY8R3

[Paul Molluzzo @PaulMolluzzo]

> Do not use it on production sites facing the Web

Can I live @MozDevNet?

https://t.co/TBnuQQVr3U

[Paul Molluzzo @PaulMolluzzo]

lmao

[Mark Dalgleish @markdalgleish]

Jest snapshots with shallow rendering.

[Sindre Sorhus @sindresorhus]

Another minor but very useful new GitHub feature. GitHub now has a "Delete fork" button in merged PRs.

[Paul Molluzzo @PaulMolluzzo]

> Paul.molluzzo has a mediocre Google pagerank and bad results in terms of Yandex topical citation index. We found that https://t.co/DGz2VYJfHG is poorly ‘socialized’ in respect to any social network.

Tell me something I dont know

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[Sindre Sorhus @sindresorhus]

I just noticed that Refined GitHub has passed 20K active users! 21.532 to be exact. 😲🎉

Huge thanks to @bfred_it, @hkdobrev, @paulmolluzzo, and all our other maintainers and contributors for helping make this thing.

https://t.co/23IyHwZL70

[Sindre Sorhus @sindresorhus]

We're looking for feedback on how we can make GitHub diffs better for color blind people: https://t.co/7R33J4HqWM

(We as in the "Refined GitHub" browser extension, not GitHub the company.)

[Squarespace @squarespace]

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[Sindre Sorhus @sindresorhus]

“Hello from GitHub 👋“ https://t.co/lGbFSLcJbT

[Paul Molluzzo @PaulMolluzzo]

Huge! Thanks to everyone that’s used or contributed to Refined GitHub! 🎉🎉🎉 https://t.co/URHqz7Andq

[Sindre Sorhus @sindresorhus]

I just noticed that Refined GitHub has passed 20K active users! 21.532 to be exact. 😲🎉

Huge thanks to @bfred_it, @hkdobrev, @paulmolluzzo, and all our other maintainers and contributors for helping make this thing.

https://t.co/23IyHwZL70

[Paul Molluzzo @PaulMolluzzo]

Ugh this line. No wonder retail is dying

[Paul Molluzzo @PaulMolluzzo]

@XenosOks No problem! 😀

[Paul Molluzzo @PaulMolluzzo]

@iano Double up next time #notarealdoctor

[Paul Molluzzo @PaulMolluzzo]

ye is 🔥🔥🔥

[Paul Molluzzo @PaulMolluzzo]

@shadab2005 @dan_abramov @ASchreiber This blog post is a good start: https://t.co/lTzn2LJY2X

And there is a codesandbox on this guide: https://t.co/tlYD5u3DYM

[Paul Molluzzo @PaulMolluzzo]

@dan_abramov @ASchreiber I understand what you mean. OP was referring to a children re-rendering because the parent re-rendered. That “CSS transition on parents” idea addresses both your point and theirs so you get declarative components with animation support

[Paul Molluzzo @PaulMolluzzo]

@SeanJMacIsaac @ASchreiber @dan_abramov My way doesn't require any add'l JS to execute 😁 cDM can be a noop. Plus GPU acceleration is leveraged with CSS transitions. Of course YYMV and it depends on the particulars, but for, say, an accordion expand on a list? *chef kissing fingers*

[Paul Molluzzo @PaulMolluzzo]

@ASchreiber @dan_abramov Here is one idea:

https://t.co/KZ6z51iLcY

[Paul Molluzzo @PaulMolluzzo]

@dan_abramov @ASchreiber BTW, a generic “trick” for animation is to apply transitions to parents and use the presence of children to affect various declarative CSS states. Same props.children => same component state, just an elegant transition between differences.

[Paul Molluzzo @PaulMolluzzo]

@dan_abramov @ASchreiber BTW, a generic “trick” for animation is to apply transitions to parents and use the presence of children to affect various declarative CSS states. Same props.children => same component state, just an elegant transition between differences.

[Paul Molluzzo @PaulMolluzzo]

@dan_abramov @ASchreiber Not OP, but I assume the OP is providing the “starting” position via props and then animating the DOM via CSS. So there’s a visual transition and an internal “CSS state” via the animation.