Ryan Oglesby

[Ryan Oglesby @ryanoglesby08]

@housecor Don’t have a exact link but it’s no different than the recommendation for SPAs to store tokens in browser memory using JavaScript closures. Retrieve tokens, send them to a backend, respond with Set-Cookie headers. Same XSS protection when server render isn’t being used.

[Ryan Oglesby @ryanoglesby08]

@dan_abramov There’s this, but it’s only for production. https://t.co/bWJPqlpQYm

[Ryan Oglesby @ryanoglesby08]

@ph1 Why 2? Most front end frameworks these days (React, Vue, Svelte, and the like) often have HTML, CSS, and JavaScript in 1 file.

[Ryan Oglesby @ryanoglesby08]

@ph1 I think someone has? https://t.co/NlAfsFe81D

[Ryan Oglesby @ryanoglesby08]

@jahnnie Congrats Jonny!

[Ryan Oglesby @ryanoglesby08]

@hanyelemary Nice! Thanks for the reference in the Additional Reads :)

[Ryan Oglesby @ryanoglesby08]

@mjackson @rickyfm Or there is enzyme-matchers (obviously it’s specific to enzyme) which has a .toContainReact() matcher. https://t.co/4MpKdLb4sG

[Ryan Oglesby @ryanoglesby08]

@mjackson @rickyfm jest-dom has a .toContainElement() marcher that seems similar to what you are describing. https://t.co/PAG9FBFgyg

[Ryan Oglesby @ryanoglesby08]

@_TommyLebel @thoughtworks Wow I totally missed this. Sorry about that! If you are still wondering this, I like https://t.co/v1CvbYhayD

[Ryan Oglesby @ryanoglesby08]

My talk on systemizing front end development and design from @thoughtworks xConf NA is now available, along with all of the incredible content from other ThoughtWorkers. https://t.co/tBG7WnBRyO

[Ryan Oglesby @ryanoglesby08]

@vvgomes I should be able to write my styles any way I want, and have a processor that atomizes it for production to generate the smallest number of atomic css classes that covers all the rules my app contains.

[Ryan Oglesby @ryanoglesby08]

@vvgomes Haven’t used it, so can’t say much. I wonder if some of those concerns stem from specific implementations?

[Ryan Oglesby @ryanoglesby08]

@ph1 For the eslint unused arg warning you could try the argsIgnorePattern option with the no-unused-vars rule. https://t.co/g7ruxKUb2G

[Ryan Oglesby @ryanoglesby08]

@ph1 Does prettier care about that?

[Kath Korevec @simpsoka]

How can your team use GitHub PRs more effectively? Pete knows. His recommendations are fantastic. My favorite? Don’t require code review. Shock! (Don’t worry, he explains why) #github

[Ryan Oglesby @ryanoglesby08]

@ph1 I really like the “overall approach before coding” point. Any tips on how to facilitate/encourage that effectively? Especially when folks are working remote or largely independently and want to grab a story and go.

[Ryan Oglesby @ryanoglesby08]

@ph1 Since so many jest users are using React too, it’s worth adding https://t.co/LvMIa6i6Mf and https://t.co/oz4sxB5HzX. Invaluable for UI testing.

[Ryan Oglesby @ryanoglesby08]

@danlafeir So many thoughts! Interesting stuff. Maybe I’ll switch back to npm instead of yarn.

[Ryan Oglesby @ryanoglesby08]

@acemarke Wow great write up! Incredibly in-depth and eye-opening. React-redux is one hard working package. 💪🏼