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debugging today was basically this https://t.co/oi2wKHlI9F — Safia (@captainsafia) Jun 3, 2024

What's the state of the art for generating Markdown files from TSDoc? — Corbin Crutchley 📒 (@crutchcorn) Jun 3, 2024

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such a cool concept by @ephraimduncan_ — a web guestbook you can actually sign 😁 (https://t.co/TEvx1cMq3j) https://t.co/TknRce7oa0 https://t.co/fxs5dEp4gj — Guillermo Rauch (@rauchg) Jun 3, 2024

the ability to design (ideate, visualize, empathize) paired with the ability to engineer (productionize, scale, distribute) is only gonna become more desirable and the two are tied more closely at the hip than most realize — jordan singer (@jsngr) Jun 2, 2024

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@ridd_design people who are really serious about design should code their own software ;) there's a point at which every product designer realizes that the last 40% of design happens in code. you can either accept you won't be part of that design process, or join in! — Vincent van der Meulen (@vincentmvdm) Jun 2, 2024

Just finished up an intense but wonderful few days at @localfirstconf. Did a new talk on why language models making software development faster, easier, and cheaper will create a golden age of home-cooked software & barefoot developers. Slides and transcript below👇 https://t.co/F0maY5B0wY https://t.co/RQE6IyHnA9 — Maggie Appleton (@Mappletons) Jun 2, 2024

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🔥 The moment when AI generated truly native UI—live on stage, for multiple platforms, over a hotspot, from a shared codebase—for the very first time... https://t.co/M8mbXncuHv — Evan Bacon 🥓 (@Baconbrix) Jun 1, 2024

WE DID IT. My new zine “How Git Works" is out now! You can get it here for $12: https://t.co/HK8Z6Ga4NW https://t.co/4Vdu8uyzlq — 🔎Julia Evans🔍 (@b0rk) May 31, 2024

@mattpocockuk Having to lock a patch-level version of the package manager is what keeps me away from using it. I would prefer to set a range instead like for normal dependencies. — User-ISNUK 👀 (@DerNivel) May 31, 2024

So, are you saying I can: 1. Remove yarn and pnpm 2. Run 'corepack enable' 3. Add "packageManager": "pnpm@9.1.4" to my package.json And it'll give me warnings if I use npm and automatically download the right pnpm version? How is this not more hyped? So cool. — Matt Pocock (@mattpocockuk) May 31, 2024

In @ChromeDevTools you can now find memory issues more easily. We added new filters to "Memory" to find duplicate strings, objects retained by detached DOM nodes and other reasons when taking heap snapshots. https://t.co/bNpr2ZLNVN — Addy Osmani (@addyosmani) May 31, 2024

@ImSh4yy @mightyhologram Might because my eyes are getting worse but I find it really useful in how-to videos to be able to clearly follow where the clicks are happening. — Ian (@I4NW) May 31, 2024

View Transitions are a gift 🎁 One set of CSS keyframes and a scoped custom property to ::view-transition-old/new(body) 🚀 https://t.co/rIS5NG9LaJ — jhey ▲🐻🎈 (@jh3yy) May 31, 2024

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The 5 things I did to get rid of daily back pain—as a software developer WFH. Sorted by most effective and cheapest: 1. Strength training 2. Daily stretches 3. Hanging on a bar 4. Standing desk 5. Ergonomic chair https://t.co/4TlM8J2Hr6 — Juanjo Valiño (@juanjovn) Feb 9, 2024

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Now CSS has JavaScript's Math.pow(), you could generate fluid font scales in CSS for viewport/container sizes 👀 (watch resize) :where(dd) { --min: calc(17 * pow(1.2, var(--lvl, 0))); font-size: clamp(var(--min), var(--fluid), var(--max)); ✨ } dd:nth-of-type(2) { --lvl: 2; } https://t.co/pImcdembft — jhey ▲🐻🎈 (@jh3yy) May 29, 2024