@mrdoob We just happened to ship on the same day of the iOS release and I spent hours trying to figure out what I did wrong only to realize it was launch day for iOS 17…😂
I hate that the JS community has devolved into shitposters dunking on each other for the likes, bullying those who don’t follow the hype, condensing nuance into sound bytes. It may score some cheap social media points, but it’s not healthy. We used to be better than this.
every time I revisit polymorphic components, I find that they're kind of just... nonsensically complicated
for components with more than one element I see the point, but for atomic components like buttons and inputs, why not reuse class names? 😅
Reflecting on 2022, I decided to give my perspective on where I see JavaScript Frameworks heading into the next year.
"JavaScript Frameworks - Heading into 2023" by @RyanCarniato#DEVCommunity#webdev https://t.co/EcT94gYWh7
This is a great start if you're curious on shaders!
It's also a nice intro to get your head around what I'm building with https://t.co/A75JoyWeHW - An environment where you can create shaders without having to write any code at all! :)
New version of @solid_js devtools (0.20.0)
Three modes for using the tree view:
🔵 Components — now the default
⚫️ Owners — ownership tree of solid's reactivity
🟠 DOM — components with returned HTML elements
"If your MVP does not have #a11y factored in, it is not viable. If u claim a11y is a core principle but ur version 0 does not include it, then it is not a core principle."
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Always appreciate @aardrian speaking the hard truth on behalf of us all. https://t.co/1gKpLOZWlV