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I love building great user experiences on the web using JavaScript on both the frontend and backend. And I don't really care what anyone else thinks about that. — Kent C. Dodds 🌌 (@kentcdodds) May 17, 2024

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Someone (not on Twitter) made a really cool blog with this template, I love it! https://t.co/MfxwamKIDn https://t.co/q6be0d6gQS — Cassidy (@cassidoo) May 17, 2024

calc-size(auto) isn’t here yet, but soon!!! https://t.co/Mm5VW7wpkB — Una 🇺🇦 (@Una) May 17, 2024

He's 100% right. But it's not because js ecosystem somehow failed to achieve that, it's because it was built with an explicit goal to go against that type of monolithic solution. It's not like Rails or WordPress didn't exist this whole time :) they were just "not it" https://t.co/kdhESNTDFA — JLarky (@JLarky) May 17, 2024

@ImSh4yy This will always be my favorite explanation of what an MVP and the iteration process should look like https://t.co/2iCjNuJwG4 — Scott Robinson (@ScottWRobinson) May 17, 2024

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@Shpigford I always install this. https://t.co/AjG8AOnEfX — Jason Knight (@onejasonknight) May 17, 2024

The future of app development with Expo Router and universal React Server Components https://t.co/S1ovUc1PxL — Evan Bacon 🥓 (@Baconbrix) May 15, 2024

@fuergun @reactjs @expo the app isn’t oss yet since I was just grinding it together for the talk. The entire native runtime is OSS and in production as of SDK 51. The CLI and router for SSR is still in active development. — Evan Bacon 🥓 (@Baconbrix) May 16, 2024

Officially @affinitybyserif crew now. Goodbye Adobe, your pricing sucks. If anyone's thinking about it. Do it. — Cassie Evans (@cassiecodes) May 17, 2024

@CanadaHonk What the world needs — Jarred Sumner (@jarredsumner) May 16, 2024

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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

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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

Yes, after a long struggle with the wiring, I managed to turn them on for you last night. — Philip Pullman (@PhilipPullman) May 11, 2024

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

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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

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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

Sometimes, the best way to design is to work on ideas straight in production and just see what happens. Not always… but sometimes. Especially if your product is early and audience is limited. — Karl K. (@_kejk) May 9, 2024

Whenever I think of designing an email template, I remember this email. Then I change my mind. This is really a masterpiece of simplicity and effectiveness. https://t.co/7uLNVOKE4b — Shayan (@ImSh4yy) May 8, 2024