(1) X'te Bharat Kara: "⚡️ TanStack Query gives you global fetch tracking in one line. ✅ No useEffect, no useState ✨ Just clean, reactive UI https://t.co/izTESVNbRQ" / X
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(1) X'te shadcn: "I use `ianvs/prettier-plugin-sort-imports` by @IanVanSchooten for sorting imports. ◆ React is always first. ◆ Followed by Next.js official packages: next/image, link..etc ◆ Then third party imports. ◆ Blank line ◆ Local imports in the order: types, config, lib, components. https://t.co/IMnTit4bp7" / X
X'te Bharat Kara: "⏲️ Relative time made easy with JavaScript’s Intl API Check it out 👇 https://t.co/A0zbOzM3tT" / X
X'te Alex Sidorenko: "Vercel price optimization tip: Don't block requests unnecessarily https://t.co/lfyU32BsV3" / X
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X'te Alex Sidorenko: "How to differentiate page.tsx tabs from Next.js in VS Code? https://t.co/3NTuKqBvSL" / X
Maze (@mazeincoding) on X
#CSS scroll-state() container queries in Chrome 133!@container scroll-state(stuck: top) { … } Read all about snapped, stuck and scrollable in this post:https://t.co/R5zjp18Ly1 ↪ https://t.co/TbOYDIJMRa pic.twitter.com/8jQmePG5b6— Adam Argyle (@argyleink) January 15, 2025
useDeferredValue in React pic.twitter.com/quhSOBy6WN— Alex Sidorenko (@asidorenko_) July 31, 2024
⚛️ A really neat feature about React server components: You can cache the result of a data fetch or computation using the `cache` function ↓ pic.twitter.com/YYNGqEVyCV— George Moller (@_georgemoller) August 23, 2024
"If I convert a Next.js layout to a client component, will that make all its children client components?" Nope pic.twitter.com/StbtdpDqnI— Alex Sidorenko (@asidorenko_) June 13, 2024
auto resizing textarea that has a minimum height pic.twitter.com/tn2zmWLpyk— JohnPhamous (@JohnPhamous) June 12, 2024
Optimistic drag and drop in Next.js pic.twitter.com/L2w4rc6gud— Alex Sidorenko (@asidorenko_) June 2, 2024
CSS tip: Use `font-variant-numeric: tabular-nums;` to align numbers neatly in a tables, progress counters, etc. Demo: https://t.co/Hnsz4OJIPg pic.twitter.com/FjC9L6Ywkc— Javan Makhmali (@javan) January 25, 2022
#CSS scroll-state() container queries in Chrome 133!@container scroll-state(stuck: top) { … } Read all about snapped, stuck and scrollable in this post:https://t.co/R5zjp18Ly1 ↪ https://t.co/TbOYDIJMRa pic.twitter.com/8jQmePG5b6— Adam Argyle (@argyleink) January 15, 2025