software engineer, experience collecting and why asking
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WebAssembly is now supported in Vercel Edge Functions.
Code in C, Go, Rust, and more – and run it at the Edge.
vercel.com/blog/introducing-…
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19 Jul 2022
Today, we’re thrilled to announce that we are opening up CodeSandbox Projects beta to everyone! 🥳
🌐 First-class open source support
📦 Docker and Nix support
🎨 Ready to go templates
🍴 Instant forking & wake-up of dev environments
And more... ✨
codesandbox.io/post/open-bet…
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15 Jan 2022
Good defaults make a difference! Here's @sveltejs and SvelteKit: Great perf, SSR, minimal JS for interactivity, file-based routing, build-time optimizations baked in (w/@vite_js). A lot to like :) kit.svelte.dev
ALT 99/100 Lighthouse score for this Svelte application. FCP is 1.6s, LCP 1.6s, TTI 1.6s, TBT 0ms.
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14 Jan 2022
"What nobody tells you about software documentation": documentation.divio.com
ALT tutorials • are learning-oriented • allow the newcomer to get started • are lessons Analogy: teaching someone how to cook How-to guides • are goal-oriented • show how to solve a specific problem • are a series of steps Analogy: a recipe in a cookery book Explanation: • is understanding-oriented • explains • provides background and context Analogy: an article on culinary history Reference: • is information-oriented • describes the machinery • is accurate and complete Analogy: a reference encyclopaedia article
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15 Jul 2021
So what did we learn about tech interviews?
- They resemble the gold standard stress test in psychology studies
- They are severely inequitable and biased, especially towards women and other under represented groups
- They bare almost no resemblance to our day to day jobs
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B. Emil Hartz retweeted
15 Jul 2021
Interviewing in tech is broken (especially whiteboard interviewing). Let's talk about it and back it up with ✨research✨ from a team of researchers at NC State and Microsoft in this paper titled 'Does Stress Impact Technical Interview Performance?'
chrisparnin.me/pdf/stress_FS…
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15 Jun 2021
On mobile, I use react-swipeable from @FormidableLabs, in 5 lines, github.com/zyhou/wallpaper-f…
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B. Emil Hartz retweeted
8 Dec 2020
Thinking of converting your project to #TypeScript? ⌨️
@hartzis tried it with react-swipeable and had some learnings AND success. 🚀
Here’s what went well and what you can look out for:
formidable.com/blog/2020/rea…
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10 Nov 2020
Thank you @FormidableLabs for prioritizing and allocating time for open source contributions!
10 Nov 2020
👆 react-swipeable v6.0.0 published! 🎉
Highlights:
- TypeScript: entire codebase converted
- Removed <Swipeable> component; only exports a react hook now: useSwipeable
- Decreased bundle size by 0.6 kb min gzip
Full release notes: github.com/FormidableLabs/re…
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27 Nov 2019
After a month of work, I'm proud to announce the first public release of Fielder!
It's a form library which breaks the mould by using a field-first, dynamic approach to forms and validation (goodbye big ol' yup schemas) 👋💯🚀
github.com/andyrichardson/fi…
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B. Emil Hartz retweeted
30 Aug 2019
The 🐈 is out of the 👝!
📣 We are happy to announce "PROVIDED AS IS" 🧩
A new meetup in #London 🇬🇧 for ALL #opensource maintainers, from veterans to newcomers, to support their #oss journey.
We want it to be a safe space for them to meet 🤗
RT for reach! ♻ 🙏
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B. Emil Hartz retweeted
29 Aug 2019
One of the most important lessons I've learned as a developer joining new teams constantly (consultancy), is to not assume I have the ideas to "fix" all the code problems after one week of coding.
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B. Emil Hartz retweeted
31 Jul 2019
👋 everyone
It happened.
My #chainReact19 talk is out 🥳
I've already watched to make sure that I wasn't too bad, so yeah, now I feel that I can share it with you all 🤗
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE watch it, if you have time... and let me know what you think 😅
youtube.com/watch?v=OVzMw3vY…
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B. Emil Hartz retweeted
27 Jun 2019
New blog post: Improving Redux state transfer performance with JSON.parse(), a quick case study.
joreteg.com/blog/improving-r…
(Big thanks to @mathias and @addyosmani for their input)
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B. Emil Hartz retweeted
5 Jun 2019
🔥💵🔥 "When to useMemo and useCallback"
> Performance optimizations ALWAYS come with a cost 🤑 but do NOT always come with a benefit 😢. Let's talk about the costs 💰 and benefits 💪 of useMemo and useCallback.
kentcdodds.com/blog/usememo-…
Read/retweet this one 👀
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9 Apr 2019
PSA: We’re sharing the data and code behind some of our articles and graphics. We hope you’ll use it to check our work and to create stories and visualizations of your own. 53eig.ht/2D9fdZh
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7 Mar 2019
great article with an awesome example!
7 Mar 2019
🚀 Let’s make our apps more responsive with Concurrent React and the Scheduler. Here’s the why and how:
📝 philippspiess.com/scheduling…
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