Today is my birthday! I'm 39 yrs old. My only request is that you retweet this tweet & help me get a bunch of engineers and product managers hired 🙏
I have 17 open roles for frontend, backend, and product managers. 200 - 650k total comp. US/Canada 100% remote. JD's are below:
Frontend (React/React Native)
https://t.co/xMWM6Af2il
Fullstack (React/React Native/Go)
https://t.co/TOJGVJMN14
Backend (Go)
https://t.co/kTEC4QHkCX
Eng Manager
https://t.co/JlSfY6XQtX
Product Manager
https://t.co/jDtECTUb4M
Senior Product Manager
https://t.co/f8YFTObOs5
Group Product Manager
https://t.co/iMyJeELyjx
The Nazis killed the Jews BECAUSE they were Jews
Israel is killing Palestinians BECAUSE they are Palestinians
YOU cannot be silent
Unless you are OK with this
Introducing ✨Atomic CSS Devtools✨: a better way to debug atomic classes!
- For everyone (TailwindCSS, Panda CSS, StyleX, UnoCSS, etc.)
- Works anywhere (DOM, iframe, shadow DOM)
- Group styles by @media / @layer
- Familiar look, just like the OG style panel
👇 link below
Hello world!
We are on a mission to build a next-generation toolchain for JavaScript that is unified, high-performance, composable, and runtime-agnostic.
We are excited to announce our $4.6m seed funding led by @Accel - read more in the blog post: https://t.co/L6YvPk96xA
✨ Our newest WebGL project is live!
We teamed up with @netlify to bring you a unique experience we're very excited to share!
Ready to roll? Play it now: https://t.co/kwyi9YeeOv
#webgl#threejs
Come work with me 😊
We’re looking for a DX Engineer who loves working with @nextjs. Day-to-day, you’ll be mostly coding and writing:
Code
• Improve and maintain the Next.js site (/docs, /learn, and /blog), which receives millions of monthly visitors.
• Build examples and demos to help teach developers about Next.js.
• Use TypeScript, React, Next.js, Tailwind, MDX (and broader ecosystem tools when needed).
Write:
• Docs, tutorials, blogs
• Community responses
• And random stuff, like a tweet or a keynote!
Other helpful skills (not required nor expected):
• Design - to visually explain concepts.
• Public speaking and videography - for the rare conference talk, presentation, YouTube video, or workshop.
This job is impactful but hard. Unlike specialty roles, it requires a broad set of core skills. You’ll be creating source of truth content that doesn’t exist anywhere else, and answering obscure questions that'll stretch your knowledge of React and Next.js.
I've been working in this role for 3 years. Much of my time has been spent learning new concepts, reading PRs, tests, source code, and community feedback. Separating implementation details and technical jargon from user-facing information, giving feedback to our engineers. Thinking about how to structure information, explain new features, and package it all in a way that'll resonate with our audience, etc.
If you love learning about web development, understand what it takes to build delightful UIs, and can empathize with Next.js users, you'll be a great fit.
Feel free to AMA 🖤
7 years ago, we bought a plot of land on the US-Mexico border to stop racist billionaire Donald Trump’s dumb wall.
But this year, an even richer, more racist billionaire—@ElonMusk—fucked that land with tractors and garbage, so we’re suing for $15 million. https://t.co/MzNuHAcRIo
I'm super excited to introduce the Stepperize library.
I built this library to make creating steppers very simple with type-safe API
I will soon be building a new and improved Stepper component for @shadcn using Stepperize
https://t.co/vgEcW2VOH0
Andrew Tate and his lawyers didn’t like my 28 million view viral thread of his old tweets. It’s the one below.
It would be terrible if everyone shared it. So please don’t. I’m begging ya. Don’t.
They also said I have 44 thousand posts defaming him. 🤡