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https://t.co/nSJz9lpRPf https://t.co/Bof3lKzLU8 — さわらつき (@sawaratsuki1004) Apr 20, 2024

Design Engineer waves from the back 👋 https://t.co/LH4x6rSkSY — jhey ▲🐻🎈 (@jh3yy) Apr 21, 2024

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@robpalmer2 package.js/ts and yes I'm actually serious. package.json should be a build artifact at this point. Having package.js be dynamic during development phase could bring a lot of benefits. Easier mocking, testing with different dependency versions, more flexibility for scripts, etc. — Robbie Speed (@RobbieSpeed) Apr 18, 2024

@robpalmer2 So here's an interesting alternative proposal... package.js export default { name: "my-package", // standard js comment description: `You get the "idea"` } — Mark Tyrrell (@marktyrrelluk) Apr 17, 2024

@robpalmer2 JSON.parse should support JSON5 — Will FP (Auxilor) (@willfp) Apr 17, 2024

Not sure if this might be useful for anyone else 🤷‍♂️ But I often want to read/search GitHub issues when offline (such as on a plane). 👉 so let me introduce `goff`. — daniel roe 🇺🇦 (@danielcroe) Apr 20, 2024

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I'm so, so sad to see @WomenWhoCode shutting down. It was a wonderful resource that impacted thousands of people and their careers, including my own. 💔 https://t.co/sZtfOZwxwS — Cassidy (@cassidoo) Apr 18, 2024

New World Record! Horizon Forbidden West NG+ Ultra Hard in 1:40:31 Got another World Record in Forbidden West yesterday. Awesome consistent run and one step closer to beating the game in under 100 Minutes! https://t.co/Gg1LsUlIPu — Elkjaer 🇩🇰 (@ElkjaerTV) Apr 19, 2024

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we’re going to start writing engineering blog posts about bun. there is so much to talk about — Jarred Sumner (@jarredsumner) Apr 18, 2024

It feels like CSS has come such a long way. Nearly all of the major pain points that developers have faced for decades are either resolved or well on their way. This is a good thing! Of course the web is never done, but it does feel like we've hit an infection point. — Brad Frost (@brad_frost) Apr 18, 2024

this is the stack I would bet on for the next 10 years works great, is boring, lots of companies use it https://t.co/NlxjCscrWy — Swizec Teller (@Swizec) Apr 18, 2024

perfect time for my post-storybook arc https://t.co/in2lNs0Uoo — chan (@chantastic) Apr 17, 2024

I asked @whitep4nth3r about website performance and it went about the way you’d expect https://t.co/hjkKLNRUDD — Jason Lengstorf (@jlengstorf) Apr 17, 2024

When I’m very very busy, I try to do a thing where I ask myself “what one thing must be done today or I can’t call the day complete”, focus on that task completion. It helps me shut other things out instead of being overwhelmed. If I finish it, I can move on to other things. — Sarah Drasner (@sarah_edo) Apr 17, 2024

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Parallax cards with masked blurs 😷 Tweak that CSS until you get something you're happy with 🤙 https://t.co/8UhYX9Jm4e https://t.co/hwlnMcQ0y8 — jhey ▲🐻🎈 (@jh3yy) Apr 17, 2024

These improvements to @nextjs SSR performance by @feedthejim are astonishing: ✓ requests handled in 10s: 18k - 33K, ~80% better ✓ avg latency: 4.89ms - 2.8ms, ~42% faster ✓ avg req/res: 1846.5 - 2983.5, ~61% better More coming soon! https://t.co/ZKFnxzGsAh https://t.co/u4V7kQFjMj — Guillermo Rauch (@rauchg) Apr 16, 2024

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I got frustrated by every strength training app being a nightmare of 30 day abs, recipes, and other junk. So I made a super simple—but useful—one for myself, and like always, decided to share it for free. If you train in the gym, you may enjoy. iOS only. https://t.co/AJedczyFpL https://t.co/uya0YlwPl8 — Karl K. (@_kejk) Apr 12, 2024