Here are 4 principles of good code to help your code shine.
- KISS
- DRY
- YAGNI
- TDA
Here's a breakdown of each and why they exist. A thread

I've been spending a lot of my time thinking about the Lean Methodology - how you test a low(er) effort version of an idea before pushing it into the wild.
But it has raised some questions. 🧵

I've decided to switch my (non-static) NextJS projects to PayloadCMS. Because there are three things the solution does well. Here's why I'm making the switch.

The only talk you need to watch on Leadership:

Simon Sinek's "Why Leaders Eat Last".

It is an inspiring talk if you want to become a great leader - or to understand workplace dynamics.

Simon explains how good leadership is all about our brain's chemistry. A thread

The 3 best projects to start learning React (IMHO):
* React's TicTacToe tutorial (basics & state management)
* Weather App: Fetch, useEffect
* Quiz App with multiple questions & counter (forms, useRef, context & reducers)
Why these? Allow me to explain:

In 2007, Chip and Dan Heath released "Made to Stick", a book that changed how I think about communicating.
It explores what ingredients make urban legends "stick" in people's minds and repeat them.

In short, what makes them viral?