@kefimochi A popular option is going from a big tech company to a small. A senior engineer in Big Tech can become a principle at small tech. Getting recommendations from people at the target company always helps. Knowing leadership at the target company helps a great deal. — JSONP （╯°□°）╯︵ ┻━┻ (@palmerj3) Oct 29, 2024

remember when I made acrylic pins of my cats https://t.co/dgkBa5TCtZ — 「樂」 (@_Rakuji) Oct 29, 2024

In a surprising amount of conversations where I'm trying to understand why I don't agree with someone, I suddenly realise the other person doesn't think all people are equal. — Halli (@iamharaldur) Oct 29, 2024

I just shipped an update for getrapidemo .com! 🚢 ✨Shape of camera recording can be changed 🌚Shadow of cam recording is adjustable 📟Improved compatibility across different hardware #buildinpublic https://t.co/qiix5S1bfz — Tim (@timkonie) Oct 29, 2024

Essentially, quality includes testing your software in ways that you might not use it yourself. When building any feature consider: • How to navigate it with a keyboard. Familiarize yourself with the ARIA patterns and apply them appropriately. • Test with a screen reader and… https://t.co/HTC4FVDniy — Devon Govett (@devongovett) Oct 26, 2024

People often hold up apps like Linear as paragons of software quality. In many ways it's great – fast, pretty design, slick animations, etc. But the definition of quality should also include accessibility. It's hard to hold up a UI as "high quality" with lots of basic issues. https://t.co/NpA1FXHpb6 — Devon Govett (@devongovett) Oct 26, 2024

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I hate talking about myself but please allow me to be sentimental for a moment. https://t.co/wlHBwlaM8c — 「樂」 (@_Rakuji) Oct 22, 2024

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my toy has fallen too far away https://t.co/9jp40LE3AQ — 「樂」 (@_Rakuji) Oct 21, 2024

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People who underestimate the value of years/decades of experience are just coping for the fact they can’t hire experienced engineers. Because any experienced engineer worth their salt won’t work for stupid people. — Jessie Frazelle (@jessfraz) Oct 20, 2024

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@jsngr Why? I never understood why you'd want this. Figma is great for visuals, but it’s static and lacks the complexity of real browser environments. In the browser, designs come alive with responsiveness and interactivity that can’t be fully mimicked by a static overlay. CSS Grid,… https://t.co/UTHn1M41pn — Christine Vallaure (@moonlearning) Oct 18, 2024

I just shipped a small Rapidemo update! 🌅 ↗️It's now possible to keep the default cursor type for the whole video. Cursor type changes will be ignored! #buildinpublic https://t.co/M0O6kW38JO — Tim (@timkonie) Oct 18, 2024

Opened a PR to interpolate gradients in Tailwind CSS v4 using OKLCH by default — much smoother 🤩 https://t.co/HvRKjQSVe0 — Adam Wathan (@adamwathan) Oct 17, 2024

The team has been working on this insane codemod tool for v4 🤯 I just updated our new Radiant template from v3 to v4 in a single command, and the upgrade is perfect, including migrating everything from a JS config to a CSS config. Have to make a demo video tomorrow! — Adam Wathan (@adamwathan) Oct 17, 2024

lol, someone bought https://t.co/e7sd4nrNYQ and redirected it to https://t.co/3dv5b6RuBC Well played... well played 😂 — Kent C. Dodds 🌌 (@kentcdodds) Oct 18, 2024

My osmanthus tree bloomed again and it smells so nice 😭 https://t.co/ZfV8soKIh0 — 「樂」 (@_Rakuji) Oct 17, 2024

First draft of our wide-gamut color palette for Tailwind CSS v4, courtesy of @DanHollick's mad science experiments 👨🏻‍🔬 https://t.co/I89LJhkw2l — Adam Wathan (@adamwathan) Oct 16, 2024

Magnetic stackable SSDs. This is a sick idea 🔥 Designed by Junho Han. https://t.co/SY3aa0ZYQo — Ilya Miskov (@ilyamiskov) Oct 15, 2024

trying to use dynamically typed languages again https://t.co/EtVcrq0VVt — Annie Sexton (@_anniebabannie_) Oct 15, 2024