Code Driven Development @CodeDrivenDev

i share interesting links about frontend engineering. Delving deep into JS/Typescript, React, NextJS, and more. #a11y #frontend #coding CodeDrivenDevelopment.com ./node_modules Joined October 2023

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Vite ⚡ @vite_js

a year ago

⚡️ Vite 7.0 is out! - Browser Target Changed to Baseline Widely Available - Node 18 support dropped. Vite is now distributed as ESM only - And feats, fixes, and cleanups, while we prepare for rolldown! vite.dev/blog/announcin…

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Code Driven Development @CodeDrivenDev

a year ago

I've been trying to list all decent online programming courses. Posted it on codedrivendevelopment.com/posts/online-c… Does anyone know of any that I missed? Includes courses from @traversymedia @treehouse @twostraws @uidotdev @vuemastery @vueschool_io @wesbos (final part)

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Code Driven Development @CodeDrivenDev

a year ago

I've been trying to list all decent online programming courses at codedrivendevelopment.com/posts/online-c… Does anyone know of any missing? Includes courses from @mattpocockuk @mengto @moshhamedani @nestframework @pluralsight @reacttraining @scrimba @spencercarli @swizec @symfonycasts (pt3)

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Code Driven Development @CodeDrivenDev

a year ago

I've been trying to list all decent online programming courses. Posted it on codedrivendevelopment.com/posts/online-c… Does anyone know of any that I missed? Includes courses from @eggheadio @exec_prog @frontendmasters @gorails @joshwcomeau @kentcdodds @kodecodev @laracasts @masteringnuxt (pt2)

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Code Driven Development @CodeDrivenDev

a year ago

I've been trying to list all decent online programming courses. Posted it on codedrivendevelopment.com/posts/online-c… Does anyone know of any that I missed? Includes courses from @adamwathan @ajmedwards @angularuniv @baeldung @bootdotdev @bruno_simon @chriskrycho @codecademy @educativeinc (pt1)

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Gergely Orosz @GergelyOrosz

a year ago

Four things you probably didn't know about GitHub - as CEO @ashtom told me: 1. GitHub is remote-first to this day... despite Microsoft not being remote-first! And so GitHub can hire talent globally. 2. Though Ruby on Rails is still heavily used, Go and .NET are also part of their tech stack. 3. On average, GitHub handles 120,000 request/second (10 billion per day!) 4. GitHub is hiring more junior engineers than ever before And many more in today's The Pragmatic Engineer episode. Watch or listen: • YouTube: youtube.com/watch?v=2oq__5… • Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/6UsqJz… • Apple: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the… Brought to you by: • @statsig ⁠ — ⁠ The unified platform for flags, analytics, experiments, and more statsig.com/pragmatic • @withgraphite — The AI developer productivity platform gt.dev/pragmatic • @augmentcode — AI coding assistant that pro engineering teams love augmentcode.com/pragmatic

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Erfan @ErfanEbrahimnia

2 years ago

🔥 Next.js Weekly #66 → Next-Forge by @haydenbleasel → Next.js Conf: All Sessions → Atomic CSS Devtools (@astahmer_dev) → next-ui-full-calendar → Next.js + Wordpress → Suspense Magic explained (@c_isambert) → Two Reacts (@bobaekang) (link in replies)

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Seb ⚛️ ThisWeekInReact.com @sebastienlorber

2 years ago

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Karri Saarinen @karrisaarinen

2 years ago

the magic trick revealed @linear

jordi @jordienr

2 years ago

yo the linear homepage shot is not an image it's actually html and css

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luna @ImLunaHey

2 years ago

something i’ve found a lot of devs do wrong is using test IDs instead of finding the element by role/name. obviously there are going to be edge cases but most of the time the role/name is a better choice.

Kent C. Dodds 🐨 @kentcdodds

9 years ago

The more your tests resemble the way your software is used, the more confidence they can give you.

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Allen Holub. https://linkedIn.com/in/allenholub @allenholub

2 years ago

IME, when a manager labels a team " dysfunctional," it's usually the manager who's dysfunctional, not the team.

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PodRocket @PodRocketpod

2 years ago

Ivan Akulov (@iamakulov) discusses optimizing React performance and major advancements in React, including hooks, concurrency, and invisible performance enhancements that make web applications smoother and faster. Apple: buff.ly/3z3MIgC Spotify: buff.ly/3XuP9Sz

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Wes Bos @wesbos

2 years ago

DBngin is such a good little app for managing database local DB servers. Highly recommended if your app needs a MySQL, Postgres or Redis DB

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Seb ⚛️ ThisWeekInReact.com @sebastienlorber

2 years ago

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Seb ⚛️ ThisWeekInReact.com @sebastienlorber

2 years ago

Took me years to find this GitHub trick 😅

Kadi Kraman 💚 @kadikraman

2 years ago

Whoever decided 1 tab should render as 8 spaces on GitHub really woke up and chose chaos that day 😂 So glad you can change it in settings ⚙️

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Inderjot Singh @_inderjotx

2 years ago

I have been working with Nest.js for a while, and really liked the Dependency Injection design pattern. When I was trying to find how I can do something like this in React, then this great article popped up by @CodeDrivenDev . codedrivendevelopment.com/posts/dependen…

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Code Driven Development @CodeDrivenDev

2 years ago

Also news to me. I just looked into it a bit more and wrote up some other AbortSignal things i learned today - codedrivendevelopment.com/posts/everythi…

Kent C. Dodds 🐨 @kentcdodds

2 years ago

This is news to me!

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Carl Vellotti 🥞 @carlvellotti

3 years ago

Many engineers HATE working with their PMs. They see PMs as technically clueless meeting schedulers that don't do any real work. So I teamed up w/ ex-Amazon engineer @iamireneyu to create a Good PM Bad PM Guide to working with engineers. An in-depth guide to 4 common q's 🧵👇

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Karri Saarinen @karrisaarinen

3 years ago

Often, people attempt to validate ideas with very quick or hasty MVPs, and the response is either crickets or lukewarm meh. This doesn't necessarily mean the idea is bad, but rather that the execution is not good enough for people to even entertain the idea. For startups with limited resources, this means you have to build a great core experience for a specific user group. You narrow the scope, build less but something better and different. (* The asterisk here might pertain to AI/LLM categories where technology can enable some interesting and novel use cases, providing quick value such that the overall product experience is not that crucial (like Midjourney, which started as a Discord bot). This also implies that if you discover a novel use case and execute it quickly, having generic AI/LLM capabilities also means that it's easy for others to replicate. This again starts the cycle wherein only great products succeed, and each subsequent product must again meet a higher bar than what came before.)

Linear @linear

3 years ago

Early-stage product development is no longer about validating novel ideas for new markets. It's about reaching an ever-higher quality bar to compete in crowded categories. We need to rethink the concept of the MVP. → linear.app/blog/rethinkin…