Lightweight libraries and tools for building modern web applications
Joined September 2021
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Ficus retweeted
31 Jan 2023
Really pumped about my upcoming Egghead course for @zag_js 🥳
In this course, you'll learn how to build UI components using State Machines.
Can't wait to release it
ALT screenshot of recorded zag.js egghead course
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Learn how to use Rocket with web components with @FicusJS dev.to/ficusjs/rocket-and-we… @modern_web_dev
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Build a new website with Rocket by @modern_web_dev and @FicusJS using our Rocket starter app github.com/ficusjs/create-fi…
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Model web component behaviour with XState - dev.to/ficusjs/model-web-com…
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Ficus retweeted
18 Jul 2022
Testing has been broken for too long. 💔
We figured it was time to fix it. 🔨
Enter #Cypress.
cypress.io/how-it-works/
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FicusJS v5 is released with updated functionality for working with finite state machines and statecharts using @statelyai #XState
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Docs on using state machines and statecharts available at docs.ficusjs.org/state-machi… plus examples on Codepen at codepen.io/collection/nRvEaw
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Ficus retweeted
16 Jun 2022
Most of the REST APIs we use are not actually REST APIs.
They are REST-Like.
A thread on what makes your API purely REST. 🧵
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Ficus retweeted
26 Mar 2022
My take on micro-frontends:
I think it’s important to standardize on one UI tech to deliver optimal UX.
Why? Using a single UI tech to build the entire front end enables:
✅ Shared state
✅ Smaller bundles
✅ Cross-team code reuse
All that adds up to a better user experience.
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I feel like everyone should try writing javascript straight into the browser every once in a while, to remind themselves how much build systems and bundlers do work for you.
Really helps you understand what actually is possible in today's world and what is handled by your builds
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Breakpoint rendering in web components dev.to/ficusjs/breakpoint-re…
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Ficus retweeted
3 Oct 2021
Like truly, we don't have to rebuild everything to be compatible with frameworks. We can built components that are compatible existing systems instead.
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Get started with Ficus in seconds using create-ficus-app ficusjs.org/create-ficus-app… #webcomponents @snowpackjs @eleven_ty
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Ficus retweeted
21 Sep 2021
Killer features of Web Components:
- standard, available anywhere, no framework needed
- ability to extend and enhance existing HTML elements
- truly scoped HTML and CSS
- compatible with any framework
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Finally launched the main Ficus site. Check out what libraries and tools are available for building web apps - ficusjs.org