Cool Bits
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Jack Herrington and the TanStack team just released Create-tsrouter-app as a drop-in replacement for
create-react-app(RIP in peace). It uses TanStack Router and Vite to give you a clean and simple SPA setup – but if the React team asks, you didn’t hear about it from us 🤫. -
Convex just announced that they are open-sourcing their entire platform’s codebase and packaging it all up in a Docker container you can run anywhere. You can also self-host it now too – so there’s nothing stopping you from keeping all your data in a 37-tab Notion doc. [sponsored]
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It’s been a full decade since ES Modules were first introduced, so Anthony Fu wrote about how we should move towards an ESM-only world. I’m pretty sure this is also what the Paris Accords were about.
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Vladimir Dementyev wrote an article on the Chrome blog called Ruby on Rails on WebAssembly, the full-stack in-browser journey.
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ESLint now officially supports linting of CSS, and I’d like to preemptively report a series of micro-aggressions to HR.
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Astro 5.3 just launched with faster page rendering, automatic session storage setup, and other goodies.
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React Bits is a collection of animated, interactive, and fully customizable React components. They aren’t quite as salty as bacon bits but they’re a lot crunchier.
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CarbonQA gives your team high-quality QA services that scale that scale. Their US-based testers will break your app repeatedly, work directly in your tools, and do all the manual testing you hate doing yourself. [sponsored]
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Maximilian Kaske wrote about building The React data-table I always wanted.
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Lea Verou and Dmitry Sharabin created StyleObserver – a robust library that observes CSS property changes and works around browser bugs for you. It’s also the name of a Queer Eye spin-off I pitched to Tan France, but he ghosted me after I told him that his mansion in Salt Lake City looked like the inside of the Delta Lounge. Truth hurts, Tanny.
Pop Quiz: Answer
Sponsored by Retool’s livestream
What will be logged to the console when this code executes?
window.name = "Mike Tyson";
const me = {
name: "Tyler",
sayName() {
console.log(this.name);
},
};
const sayName = me.sayName;
sayName();
The answer? “Mike Tyson”.
Since we’re not in strict mode, sayName isn’t a method, and we’re not using call or apply, this inside of sayName will default to the window object.
“who uses the ‘this’ keyword anymore??” ya ya
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Cool Bits
-
Jack Herrington and the TanStack team just released Create-tsrouter-app as a drop-in replacement for
create-react-app(RIP in peace). It uses TanStack Router and Vite to give you a clean and simple SPA setup – but if the React team asks, you didn’t hear about it from us 🤫. -
Convex just announced that they are open-sourcing their entire platform’s codebase and packaging it all up in a Docker container you can run anywhere. You can also self-host it now too – so there’s nothing stopping you from keeping all your data in a 37-tab Notion doc. [sponsored]
-
It’s been a full decade since ES Modules were first introduced, so Anthony Fu wrote about how we should move towards an ESM-only world. I’m pretty sure this is also what the Paris Accords were about.
-
Vladimir Dementyev wrote an article on the Chrome blog called Ruby on Rails on WebAssembly, the full-stack in-browser journey.
-
ESLint now officially supports linting of CSS, and I’d like to preemptively report a series of micro-aggressions to HR.
-
Astro 5.3 just launched with faster page rendering, automatic session storage setup, and other goodies.
-
React Bits is a collection of animated, interactive, and fully customizable React components. They aren’t quite as salty as bacon bits but they’re a lot crunchier.
-
CarbonQA gives your team high-quality QA services that scale that scale. Their US-based testers will break your app repeatedly, work directly in your tools, and do all the manual testing you hate doing yourself. [sponsored]
-
Maximilian Kaske wrote about building The React data-table I always wanted.
-
Lea Verou and Dmitry Sharabin created StyleObserver – a robust library that observes CSS property changes and works around browser bugs for you. It’s also the name of a Queer Eye spin-off I pitched to Tan France, but he ghosted me after I told him that his mansion in Salt Lake City looked like the inside of the Delta Lounge. Truth hurts, Tanny.
Pop Quiz: Answer
Sponsored by Retool’s livestream
What will be logged to the console when this code executes?
window.name = "Mike Tyson";
const me = {
name: "Tyler",
sayName() {
console.log(this.name);
},
};
const sayName = me.sayName;
sayName();
The answer? “Mike Tyson”.
Since we’re not in strict mode, sayName isn’t a method, and we’re not using call or apply, this inside of sayName will default to the window object.
“who uses the ‘this’ keyword anymore??” ya ya
Want us to say nice things
about your company?
Built with ❤️ by ui.dev
50 W Broadway Ste 333 PMB 51647 Salt Lake City, Utah 84101
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