Kicked off the "Testimonials" section for the "Web Performance Fundamentals" book (www.getwebperf.com) with very lovely feedback from the early readers.

"Detailed", "on topic", and "simple" are the general themes of the feedback so far :)

Finally! The "Web Performance Fundamentals", my second book, is available on Amazon for all the old-school fans of paper books. 🎉

Grab it here: www.amazon.com/dp/B0FH7L837V
The ebook is here: www.getwebperf.com

Quick reminder: my new book is available for purchase, and the 30% launch discount code (**WEBPERF30**) is still valid!

Even better, it's also valid for the first book, in case you'd like a complete set.

Links 🧵👇🏼

It's happening! The "Web Performance Fundamentals" is live, grab it here: getwebperf.com

Made with love for #react developers 😅

#javascript #frontend #performance

Final version of the cover!

Also, finally deployed the website with the JoinWaitlist button: www.getwebperf.com.

Subscribe not to miss the official announcement and the launch discount code 😉

Expect the email next Monday!

#react #frontend #javascript

This is happening and pretty soon! The new book is coming, final polish in progress.

In the meantime, which title do you like best?

"Beyond Re-renders
Web Performance Fundamentals for React Developers"

"Web Performance Fundamentals
Profile & Optimize React Web Apps"

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Who loves big discounts on useful things? I'm running yet another 20% discount week on the Advanced React book!

Some nice things people have to say about the book in the carousel.

www.advanced-react.com

Also, there is a secret code for more discount 👇🏼

Tiny book update for those of you who's not in holiday mode already🎄

I finally extracted everything I wanted to write about into a proper structure. The draft name is "Advanced React Part 2: Beyond React".

Does the structure make sense? Anything missing or not necessary?