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How to make a React class component without using the keyword 'class' https://t.co/v9w5Q5fxqw Why? Why not? :P https://t.co/HiIYhz4XBJ

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Have you ever laid in bed at night wondering to yourself, 'what if React, but PHP?' https://t.co/6Z8ca5EQVy

Still so happy that we managed to take home the Highly Commended award at the Wales StartUp Awards this weekend. Such an amazing night, and well done again to everybody who got nominated or took home awards. 💪 https://t.co/fsiGPbrrCI

i am egg

shrimp for mookie https://t.co/JuA95MQuvA

Every day I'm surprised by the ability of people on Twitter to just live in a completely different reality from everyone else

Deno turns 4 today! 🦕🎉 https://t.co/SIulFHrRph

@Matt_Severn @christopherhope @Jacob_Rees_Mogg No wonder he doesn't understand how people can work from home effectively tbh.

8 years later, I tied the knot with engineer boy https://t.co/GuDjOAuXcK

Yooooo, y'all not ready for this! 😅❤️ https://t.co/R9m3KiqwO9

Cuute https://t.co/sjdIu9PDtc

waaa cuuuteeee https://t.co/iLGte1EjmB

@jherr For example, some effects are initial effects, that should be executed *once* when the app starts. But there is no event handler for this (except maybe onLoad?), so we have to execute the side-effect outside of all components, which can feel like a code smell.

GitHub is adding some fancy blockquotes to markdown previews (documents, issues, PRs, discussions, etc.) Markdown / Preview https://t.co/HJ6xTFqhiM

Yay finally got ESM webpack package builds working properly. I was having problem with externals & tree shaking. Now webpack uses ESM imports across everything in the module, then is imported by the parent & shaken. No Babel processing needed

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One of the best g̵a̵m̵e̵d̵e̵v̵ software engineering talks ever given (by @despair) 🔸 Simple is Good! 🔸 Fit Tech to Context https://t.co/txFFRE1SdM

@GaReth_Rutter @mikedotsullivan good god: young designers are a protected species? And i do post good stuff, just never gets this reaction. I learnt most from the crap I made and got called on. The design world is not a pony farm

@GaReth_Rutter @mikedotsullivan other folk tweet cat pictures; I do type. Just ignore it. No idea why people get so upset. As if Twitter was only about the “important” shit out there. Relax, everybody

baking https://t.co/x065h0t4ZU

⚛️ React tip: did you know that you can use the `key` prop to 'reset' individual components? They're not only for lists! Changing the key creates a new instance of the component. No more useState/useEffect juggling for these resetting use-cases. Demo: https://t.co/cKi47J6QKK https://t.co/f8ETSe3pxY

Oh, this? 👀 Jus' a pure CSS image zoom using CSS primitives 🔥 – :has() – object-view-box – Houdini @ property Code 👇 img { object-view-box: inset(var(--top) ...); } :root:has(#car:checked) { --top: 61%; ... } Amazing 🥲 👉 https://t.co/AVH0aRYiDN via @CodePen https://t.co/FBXknsIohH

Last but not least, Houdini's '@ property' or the Properties and Values API 💙 This allows us to animate and transition custom properties by providing context to the browser via types 🤓 When the browser knows a type, it can transition things, like our inset values! 💫 https://t.co/3jcCD8uVPk

Want early access to Divjoy @tailwindcss? Shoot me a DM 😉

Here's the original file so you can take a closer look in the @figma community https://t.co/3AOHYN8qVS

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Pentagram is thrilled to announce that our partner @emilyoberman has been selected to receive the @AIGAdesign Medal, the most distinguished honor in the profession of communication design https://t.co/JvnaSILhIX https://t.co/tkDMKpqdXx

Avoiding the JS framework debate going on, but I'll just remind everyone that the top things making most of the web awful are: - popups - ad scripts - custom fonts - bad image loading - slow servers The sites without these problems are so much better its not worth fighting over