Vitaly Kondratiev

Technical lead, UI engineer, technology consultant, agile partisan. Tweets are my own and might not share the views of my clients.

[Vitaly Kondratiev @vitkon]

@GergelyOrosz Google has cloud domains - https://t.co/HdOPgsvf0I. Why keep two services?

[Wes Bos @wesbos]

Node 20 allows you to compile your app into a single executable along with the entire Node.js core so you can run your apps on systems where node isn't installed, or your don't trust the system version.

[Alex @_alexandrius]

TIL you can de-obfuscate code with ChatGPT
#chatgpt #ai

[swyx @swyx]

Every OKR setting exercise should start with this

[Bramus @bramus]

👀 Chromium Issue 669058: CSS selectors Level 4: support :has()

> Status: Fixed

Shipping with Chrome 105 🎉

https://t.co/q6ITx6HWlD

[Web Performance Tips @webperftips]

window.onerror = window.close;

For that native feel.

[Mads Brodt @madsbrodt]

Internet Explorer 11 will officially be killed off by Microsoft on June 15, 2022.

And on that day, a giant sigh of relief will be released by all developers worldwide 😂

[Jake Archibald @jaffathecake]

I've been dying to share this for weeks now… Introducing the page transition API!

It's still in-development, but you can play with it today. I'm really happy with where this API is heading. I hope you like it too!

https://t.co/R0ssmYgeKC

[Vitaly Kondratiev @vitkon]

Css containers (think private media queries) are making its way to chrome now! https://t.co/ZGadTGwpGr

[Ben Lesh @BenLesh]

I've run across this pattern for enums in TypeScript, and it seems weirdly better than the actual enums?

And WEIRDER: The output is smaller?!

[Lee Robinson @leerob]

When there's competition in DevTools, developers win:

◆ Svelte is pushing React
◆ Remix is pushing Next.js
◆ Prisma is pushing ORMs
◆ Deno is pushing Node.js
◆ Supabase is pushing Firebase
◆ esbuild / SWC are pushing JS tooling
◆ Bun is pushing SWC

What else?

[Tomer Aberbach @TomerAberbach]

You're welcome

https://t.co/wiTSas4JEz

[Nx @NxDevTools]

There has been quite some popularity around the #monorepo space. So we put together a place for people to dive in and explore 🎉

👉 What are monorepos
👉 Common misconceptions
👉 Why would u want to use one
👉 Monorepo features
👉 Available tools
👉 ...

https://t.co/jC1LHPfYBd

[React @reactjs]

React 18 is now available on npm!

Here’s an overview of what’s new in React 18, and what it means for the future.

https://t.co/6CAU1Fgznu

[Houssein Djirdeh @hdjirdeh]

In case you weren't aware; Chromium browsers (Chrome, Edge), Firefox, and Safari now all support native image lazy loading.

<img loading="lazy"/>

No need for custom polyfills for major browsers anymore!

https://t.co/A1F9TC437M

[React @reactjs]

As a part of React 18, we are planning to make a few changes to the Suspense component. This RFC describe the changes and the new capabilities, and we’d love to hear your comments on it as well: https://t.co/1xybXhhjps

[Vitaly Kondratiev @vitkon]

@jk_rowling The cancelation of EVERYTHING that is associated with Russia is unacceptable, no matter who pronounces this constructive critique.

[Sara Soueidan is on Bluesky @SaraSoueidan]

"Noise cancellation for development" by ⁦@codepo8⁩

There's so much I wanted to quote from the article. I nodded along so much and share his sentiment on the current state of things. Well worth a read. 🎧 https://t.co/2aA0YL8UNU

[Zain Rizvi @ZainRzv]

Junior engineer:
Take this tightly defined feature & build it

Mid-level engineer:
Take this vaguely defined feature & build it

Senior engineer:
Take this known problem & figure out how to solve it

Staff engineer:
Take this goal & find the problems we should be solving

[Vitaly Kondratiev @vitkon]

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