Web Developer, burger muncher & Mass Effect fan

Joined March 2010
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Giveaway time! We are giving away 5 Steam keys for The Expanse: Osiris Reborn Beta, which will start on April 22! Follow us, like, repost, and comment to participate! We will announce the winners on April 21. Please keep your DMs open, so we can reach you if you win!
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Did you know singletons can be used alongside Micro-Frontends (MFEs) in order to allow information and state to be passed around even if you're using different frameworks? dev.to/link2twenty/the-diplo…
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Singletons often get a bad rap in React. This article explores practical use cases where they shine, showing how to manage state efficiently without breaking component lifecycles. { author: @Link2Twenty } dev.to/link2twenty/react-sin…
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React singletons get a bad rap, but most of that "messiness" was just a lack of a clean connection to the render cycle. But it turns out that when you use the platform instead of fighting it, the singleton isn't the villain of the story. dev.to/link2twenty/react-sin…
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The native EventTarget is a hidden gem, but its TypeScript support is a bit of a "black box". I’ve put together a small wrapper to get a 100% type-safe event bus with zero runtime overhead. dev.to/link2twenty/type-safe…
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There are a few things conventional wisdom has taught us to do when making an Express microservice but let's break the rules and see where we end up. dev.to/link2twenty/express-s… #javascript #nodejs #devcommunity
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Sharing my Go learning in public! Just covered container types: arrays, slices, and maps with practical examples. Check it out! dev.to/link2twenty/learning-… #DevCommunity #GoLang
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Loops, conditionals, and a lightweight Docker setup. This time, I’m covering Go’s for loops, if statements, and switch blocks, plus a minimal multi-stage build for running Go in Docker. #GoLang #Coding #DEVCommunity dev.to/link2twenty/learning-…
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Diving into Go with a simple guide covering setup, basic code examples and first steps for beginners. { author: @Link2Twenty } #DEVCommunity #GoLang dev.to/link2twenty/learning-…
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For years the select element has been notoriously difficult to style. Developers had to either accept the browser’s default look or resort to JavaScript-heavy solutions. That is until now... dev.to/link2twenty/future-of…
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Managing the top layer is difficult and by extension this makes Dialogs and Popovers difficult. In this post I vent a little frustration and try to work out a viable solution. Any and all ideas and feedback are welcome. dev.to/link2twenty/dialogs-p… #webdev #javascript #DEVCommunity
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@theo I think this is a frontend problem that is overlooked and stunts moving forward with top-layer elements. I'd love to hear your take.
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Dialogs and popovers can mix up stacking orders in web apps. This piece explains a practical way to manage interactive layers effectively. { author: @Link2Twenty } #DEVCommunity #JavaScript dev.to/link2twenty/dialogs-p…
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Exploring native HTML elements! Learn to use <details> for sleek, accessible accordions, complete with new CSS enhancements and smooth animations. { author: @Link2Twenty } #DEVCommunity dev.to/link2twenty/native-ht…
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Six years ago I wrote a post about how you could use <details> and <summary> as a JS free accordion with html and css. Let's see what's changed since then. #DEVCommunity #accessability #a11y dev.to/link2twenty/native-ht…
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I made a quick little game, originally I only wanted to see if I could make the box turn effect but thought I'd make it playable. There are around 200 phrase (though the list was generated so I don't know what they are) link2twenty.github.io/guessi… #DEVcommunity #webdev #wordgames
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Replying to @Hrungry
@Hrungry I'm not seeing anyone mention this but I may have just missed it... ir.ea.com/press-releases/pre…
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Main takeaway, Taash is a member of the lords of fortune.
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Replying to @leerob
@leeerob, I was wonder if you could help with this. I want to manually cache a page (/id-1) which is /app/[slug]/page.tsx. To cache all the parts of the page I am loading the HTML, parsing it and extracting the JS and CSS it uses and then caching them too. Is there a better way?
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Sorry I should clarify that by cache I mean frontend caching for a service worker. And that I'm using app directory. Thanks ☺️
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