Cool Bits
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Dan Abramov wrote about impossible components, which taste just like regular components but are made from a much healthier combination of soy products and seed oils.
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David Y. wrote about Investigating an
[Object] not founderror in a Next.js app. These types of errors can be very tricky to solve in prod, but he shows how Sentry’s distributed tracing tools make it pretty painless. [sponsored] -
TkDodo wrote about concurrent optimistic updates in React Query.
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Emil Kowalski wrote about good vs great animations. The great ones wake up at 5am and listen to Jocko Willink during their cold plunge, obviously.
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Spectacle is a React library for creating sleek presentations that let you live demo your code.
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Expo created this new page showing you how to migrate seamlessly from CodePush to EAS Update – and considering CodePush just got axed by Microsoft for good, it’s pretty helpful. [sponsored]
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The guy who brought us OneMillionCheckBoxes is back at it again with One Million Chessboards – a realtime chess MMO with 1 million chessboards running on a single server.
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Nolan Lawson wrote about AI ambivalence.
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bit.cloud lets you use AI to build new full-stack features as reusable components that can be installed in your team’s existing applications. Bit’s HopeAI generates high quality code, based on your dev standards and tech stack. [sponsored]
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Ryan Carniato wrote about working on SolidJS for the last decade and what it’s like to be copied by all the other JavaScript frameworks he’s learned.
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Andy Jiang and Luca Casonato wrote on the Deno blog about how to add JSR packages with pnpm and Yarn.
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Addy Osmani wrote about avoiding skill atrophy in the age of AI, but unfortunately, he’s too late – I’ve already lost the ability to beat “Through Fire and Flames” by Dragonforce in Guitar Hero 2 on Expert Mode.
Cool Bits
-
Dan Abramov wrote about impossible components, which taste just like regular components but are made from a much healthier combination of soy products and seed oils.
-
David Y. wrote about Investigating an
[Object] not founderror in a Next.js app. These types of errors can be very tricky to solve in prod, but he shows how Sentry’s distributed tracing tools make it pretty painless. [sponsored] -
TkDodo wrote about concurrent optimistic updates in React Query.
-
Emil Kowalski wrote about good vs great animations. The great ones wake up at 5am and listen to Jocko Willink during their cold plunge, obviously.
-
Spectacle is a React library for creating sleek presentations that let you live demo your code.
-
Expo created this new page showing you how to migrate seamlessly from CodePush to EAS Update – and considering CodePush just got axed by Microsoft for good, it’s pretty helpful. [sponsored]
-
The guy who brought us OneMillionCheckBoxes is back at it again with One Million Chessboards – a realtime chess MMO with 1 million chessboards running on a single server.
-
Nolan Lawson wrote about AI ambivalence.
-
bit.cloud lets you use AI to build new full-stack features as reusable components that can be installed in your team’s existing applications. Bit’s HopeAI generates high quality code, based on your dev standards and tech stack. [sponsored]
-
Ryan Carniato wrote about working on SolidJS for the last decade and what it’s like to be copied by all the other JavaScript frameworks he’s learned.
-
Andy Jiang and Luca Casonato wrote on the Deno blog about how to add JSR packages with pnpm and Yarn.
-
Addy Osmani wrote about avoiding skill atrophy in the age of AI, but unfortunately, he’s too late – I’ve already lost the ability to beat “Through Fire and Flames” by Dragonforce in Guitar Hero 2 on Expert Mode.
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