Tweet by @kelseyhightower
At this point I'm willing to pay more money for appliances with zero smart features and physical controls for everything.
— Kelsey Hightower (@kelseyhightower)
Sep 21, 2024
Discussions
My first apartment on my own (26M)
/r/malelivingspace
Tweet by @molly0xFFF
new lino print https://t.co/bbIdQsi1cz
— Molly White (@molly0xFFF)
Sep 17, 2024
Oracle its time to free JavaScript.
/r/programming
I made this tool to tell my massage therapists where my back pain is consistently. Now it has turned to a pain map tracking tool to help people with Chronic Pain!
/r/SideProject
Tweet by @adamwathan
If React had no state, effects, or event handling and was purely static, it would still be my favorite templating language of all time.
— Adam Wathan (@adamwathan)
Sep 14, 2024
Tweet by @JohnPhamous
text responds to background colors
- text mask, text-shadow, and backdrop filter
code below https://t.co/rqC60yMBKo
— JohnPhamous (@JohnPhamous)
Sep 12, 2024
Tweet by @IanColdwater
@TheJackForge Honestly mentoring new folks is awesome. They teach you stuff too! They see things with fresh eyes and fresh perspectives! They ask good questions! They’re excited about things and not jaded yet!
Without that you get grumpy and stagnant and that’s bad, actually
— Ian Coldwater 📦💥 (@IanColdwater)
Sep 12, 2024
Tweet by @cameronmoll
Telling designers they shouldn't design hi-fi early in the process is like telling an artist they can't start with paint, only pencil.
Some designers think best in hi-fi.
I'm constantly amazed at how others feel justified in telling them to avoid this too early in the process.
— Cameron Moll (@cameronmoll)
Sep 12, 2024
...I mean
/r/CuratedTumblr
Tweet by @_Rakuji
filling my monthly quota https://t.co/qhREzAG5E2
— 「樂」 (@_Rakuji)
Sep 10, 2024
Tweet by @phokarlsson
"People who develop high perceptiveness have typically engaged in some activity that has put them in a tight feedback loop with reality." https://t.co/RaNWhZ1RHq
— Henrik Karlsson (@phokarlsson)
Sep 10, 2024
My little 10 year old lady still looks like a kitten
/r/aww
The Sage Programming Language
/r/programming
We are living through a historic energy transition. Its incredible how fast its happening.
/r/OptimistsUnite
The price of solar modules has declined 99.6% since 1976
/r/OptimistsUnite
Tweet by @DasSurma
Still discovering new shell tricks.
TIL: Substitutions.
`cmd (cat file)` invokes `cmd` with the first parameter being a named pipe (e.g. `/dev/fd/22`) which contains the contents of `file`.
Example use-case: You wanna diff two files, but they are binary so need disassembling https://t.co/k7LIzKOVrb
— Surma (@DasSurma)
Sep 7, 2024
Tweet by @leeerob
First version of the Next.js PWA docs shipped 🚢
https://t.co/0oIPdOSoiK
— Lee Robinson (@leeerob)
Sep 5, 2024
When Himmel forgot he's married... (@cannedopal)
/r/Frieren
Tweet by @Cohn_Jarmack
Wrote an article on why SSR is a better choice for applications than SPA's and client rendering. Please give it a read and let me know your thoughts.
— Jenny Carmack (@Cohn_Jarmack)
Jul 4, 2024
Tweet by @mikesmith187
Just handed off this jammer. Lots of rules on this one, but fun rules.
Full team effort from @summcclure & @dayandaniello https://t.co/u8Mh9XpVpc
— Mike Smith (@mikesmith187)
May 14, 2024
Tweet by @peterldowns
All I had to do to get a perfect pagespeed score was remove Google Analytics. Kind of raises the question, what's the point of a page speed score if the "A" grade is near-unachievable for any kind of realistic product website? https://t.co/nE8mEGvDAI
— Peter Downs (@peterldowns)
May 11, 2024
Tweet by @PhilipPullman
Yes, after a long struggle with the wiring, I managed to turn them on for you last night.
— Philip Pullman (@PhilipPullman)
May 11, 2024
Tweet by @kentcdodds
How many videos will be on Epic React v2:
React Fundamentals: 100
React Hooks: 48
Advanced React APIs: 56
React Suspense: 48
Advanced React Patterns: 46
React Performance: 54
React Server Components: 46
Series intro/outro: 2
Total: 400 🤯 🔥
Get outrageously good at React ⚛️
— Kent C. Dodds 🌌 (@kentcdodds)
May 11, 2024
Tweet by @wesbos
My course platform is a "multi-tentant" Express app that uses middleware heavily to set values like course code, visitor country and logged in state on the request/response object.
I just moved a lot of that logic over to AsyncLocalStorage and its so nice to not have to pass the… https://t.co/A02peTw5so
— Wes Bos (@wesbos)
May 10, 2024
Tweet by @JamesMikrut
We thought this was gonna be hard, but then we smashed it out in a matter of hours thanks to the dream team https://t.co/DSQWUM5AuE
— James Mikrut (@JamesMikrut)
May 9, 2024
Tweet by @wanyeburkett
I got into an argument with a contractor working on our house recently and my wife was like, “he’s been doing this a long time, what makes you think you know better than him?” I’ve found throughout my entire life that two or three hours of intense research in a domain isn’t… https://t.co/hv8pgXz9s6
— wanye (@wanyeburkett)
Aug 26, 2024
Tweet by @Scholars_Stage
What are the contents of the “vague tech canon”? If we say it is 40 books, what are they? https://t.co/v2rdKZywQT
— T. Greer (@Scholars_Stage)
Aug 19, 2024
Tweet by @timkonie
I just shipped Rapidemo 1.3.0! 🌅
What's new?
👨💻Webcam zooms out during screen zoom effects
↔️Webcam size is customizable
🐛Lots of bugfixes, as always!
Try Rapidemo for free here 👇
#buildinpublic https://t.co/YdFsJQ1pJA
— Tim (@timkonie)
Aug 20, 2024
canNotBelieveTestsPassedInOneGo
/r/ProgrammerHumor