@vedantdotrpm@TK512@tim_cook Please link to the better options. I’m genuinely curious if your points are valid, but without resources, I’m not going to take your word for it.
Like nature, it's survival of the fittest. The herd will thin out, and those layoffs will be the low performers at all levels.
The best trait I've learned as a developer over the years is the ability to learn and evolve. If you don't adapt you will be left behind in any industry
@ryannystrom Say more. :)
What are they shipping? Maybe updates to existing features, maybe new molecules, or are they laying the groundwork for something new? Genuinely curious.
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) was born open. 🌐
GitHub has been there since the early days, contributing servers, registry tooling, and steering committee guidance.
Now, MCP is officially moving to the Linux Foundation.
This is a massive moment for agents, tools, and the future of AI development. 🚀 We break down what's next. ⬇️
https://t.co/CAUhhcUugB
View Transitions just learned how to multitask with the rest of the page.
Scoped View Transitions let you run multiple, fluid transitions at the same time, all with just a few lines of CSS.
Web UX, re-imagined → https://t.co/RgmDBFn7f6
@paulg This post is great. It’s like the tale of Schrodinger‘s cat. If we don’t look at the code, there won’t be bugs. It’s both great and awful at the same time.
✨ Have you taken a look at Shared Objects in the Expo Modules API?
• Faster performance with native-JS object sharing
• Cleaner, object-oriented APIs
• Simplified cross-package compatibility
See how it works and where we’re using it in Expo SDK 52 👉 https://t.co/dNdrl7VD4n
A lot of folks will argue about the usefulness of mocking without understanding what it really is.
Mocking is a tool. A crayon you use to draw lines in your code and say "nothing past those lines matter". Nothing past those lines can affect the result of this test.