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@kentcdodds Sorry if this is common knowledge that I’m missing, but what makes this a hook and not just a Component? — Ian Cole (@kilgoreTroute07) Mar 1, 2024

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Sometimes you get into a rut, and you record & re-record, and you get self-conscious, and you throw content away, and then you realize it's been months, and that it's better to publish average content than to not publish at all 😂🤷‍♂️ https://t.co/xNOj76eFtS — Elwin Ransom 👽 (@jesseleite85) Feb 23, 2024

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I much prefer making $50/month from making quality YouTube videos than making $50/month stirring shit on Twitter for engagement. Playing the very slow game on YT, not giving in to the algorithm, and keeping it as a hobby rather than a job/pursued metric. Reached 10K subs this… https://t.co/HvXG7rwrfw https://t.co/vEfMF26xhM — Simon Vrachliotis 🇨🇭🇦🇺🏀🏄‍♂️🏂💻 (@simonswiss) Feb 23, 2024

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🚨 New market map! Our team @a16z consumer dove into AI x productivity tools. These products don't just help you organize tasks...they complete them for you. What we're excited about 👇 https://t.co/ywxcdaqJV2 — Olivia Moore (@omooretweets) Feb 20, 2024

🚀 This is universal React with the new "react-strict-dom" by @Meta (experimental): ◆ Light-weight, web-first API ◆ Truly native components on each platform ◆ No div-soup on web ◆ Fully accessible/indexable primitives ◆ Can be used with Tailwind CSS https://t.co/Y8N15jFP2n — Evan Bacon 🥓 (@Baconbrix) Feb 21, 2024

Open source really requires a lot of skills beyond development. In the last few weeks I've been a tech writer, a PR person, a product manager, a marketer, a designer, an animator, and a video editor. Can't wait to ship this thing and get back to coding! 😅 — Devon Govett (@devongovett) Dec 19, 2023

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🌐 Quickly deployed the web demo too. The entire Expo Router website supported pre-rendering to HTML without any additional work. Pretty hard to go wrong with UI primitives powered by radix, tailwind, and shadcn/ui. Try it here ↓ https://t.co/hsGPOngEtG https://t.co/sm9eKkaSL9 — Evan Bacon 🥓 (@Baconbrix) Feb 19, 2024

I love Youtube & get tremendous value out of channels I follow there, so much that I got a premium membership. But I'm really tired of all the productivity "gurus" there and on Instagram. Life isn't all about work! This message is coming from the heart of burnout btw. Hi 👋 — Sara Soueidan (@SaraSoueidan) Feb 19, 2024

life is too short for modern ecommerce https://t.co/syQe2uEBjZ — Swizec Teller (@Swizec) Feb 19, 2024

This is how we widen the pit of success in React Native. - Easier to add gestures/animations means you’ll use more. - Web standards means easier upgrades and more stable APIs. - Behind-the-scenes optimizations means you don’t need to know which animation lib is the good one. https://t.co/lyOTCBjIY9 — Evan Bacon 🥓 (@Baconbrix) Feb 18, 2024

I was advocating for Tailwind before being part of the core team. I am advocating for Tailwind after being part of the core team. Being part of that team for a few chapters of the journey was just the cherry on top 🤗 — Simon Vrachliotis 🇨🇭🇦🇺🏀🏄‍♂️🏂💻 (@simonswiss) Feb 18, 2024

@peterpme Honestly crazy that people advocate using SwiftUI—a closed-source UI framework—in the year 2024. Open source is an undeniably better model for component libraries. — Evan Bacon 🥓 (@Baconbrix) Feb 17, 2024

Big milestone today — first time rendering a Tailwind UI example pixel-for-pixel with the totally rewritten Tailwind CSS v4 codebase 🔥 Native cascade layers, variables for all theme values, opacity modifier support for variable colors via `color-mix` — brings me so much joy 🥹 https://t.co/FfleBImEfO — Adam Wathan (@adamwathan) Feb 17, 2024

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There’s a pattern with founders, especially technical ones that really struggle with marketing or comms. It’s an unfortunate downward spiral that many fall into. To start with. Your message is made up of the content and the delivery. The content is WHAT you want to say, the… https://t.co/aHhwOGwWA0 — Jay (@jayair) Feb 14, 2024

val97cc8479 https://t.co/H5ML5Mh9dh — ☄︎ (@0xca0a) Feb 14, 2024

Don’t look up to those who doubt and undervalue you. — Ilya Miskov (@ilyamiskov) Feb 14, 2024

made this in blender and react. still surprising how powerful a tool functional composition is. the ticker is solved with minimal effort, same semantics devs would use on the web. this is a side that is generally ignored in webgl/threejs. https://t.co/a0BQ60SHFj canvas3d is… https://t.co/5oST9pLRyX https://t.co/PSnG619bzK — ☄︎ (@0xca0a) Feb 14, 2024

I’m a -10x engineer. I come in and rampage around, undoing all the thoughtful architecture and clean code standards your previous 10x engineer put in place. — Maggie Appleton (@Mappletons) Feb 14, 2024

@Yagami_22_JSR Here ya go https://t.co/PYtnAgiIJp — Evan Bacon 🥓 (@Baconbrix) Jul 22, 2022

The mouse reveals effect is a shader mask that selects between two images. The mouse draws white on a texture with either canvas2d or GPGPU. Then, the white fades to black so it goes back to the default image. https://t.co/QIJvfTXrYo #threejs #webgl #creativecoding https://t.co/VrbO8LEe5Z — Daniel Velasquez (@Anemolito) Feb 13, 2024