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.
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 😂
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
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?
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
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
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
"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
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