Matti
@mattisalokangas.bsky.social
This is dope. So, your web app will feel more like a stateful native app. Things like useStates would be cached even? i.e. my input will retain whatever I last typed.
This could make folks have to think more about “clean up” on transitions vs the expectation that it’ll be a clean slate on render
This could make folks have to think more about “clean up” on transitions vs the expectation that it’ll be a clean slate on render
April 11, 2025 at 2:06 PM
This is dope. So, your web app will feel more like a stateful native app. Things like useStates would be cached even? i.e. my input will retain whatever I last typed.
This could make folks have to think more about “clean up” on transitions vs the expectation that it’ll be a clean slate on render
This could make folks have to think more about “clean up” on transitions vs the expectation that it’ll be a clean slate on render
100%
Testing all the right things with good tests. Better to have 70% coverage with solid tests than 100% with evergreen or brittle tests!
Testing all the right things with good tests. Better to have 70% coverage with solid tests than 100% with evergreen or brittle tests!
April 9, 2025 at 5:44 AM
100%
Testing all the right things with good tests. Better to have 70% coverage with solid tests than 100% with evergreen or brittle tests!
Testing all the right things with good tests. Better to have 70% coverage with solid tests than 100% with evergreen or brittle tests!
Nope. 🙂↔️
There is a cost to tests. Speed and quality should be considered as part of the test strategy.
There is a cost to tests. Speed and quality should be considered as part of the test strategy.
April 8, 2025 at 1:56 PM
Nope. 🙂↔️
There is a cost to tests. Speed and quality should be considered as part of the test strategy.
There is a cost to tests. Speed and quality should be considered as part of the test strategy.
Ah, so it’s more of the freedom of having everything at once vs information presented over time. At times I definitely prefer that, usually if I want to quickly get up to speed on a lib, I’d definitely jump into the docs. Allows me to get to the most relevant content and quickly grok things.
March 31, 2025 at 7:04 AM
Ah, so it’s more of the freedom of having everything at once vs information presented over time. At times I definitely prefer that, usually if I want to quickly get up to speed on a lib, I’d definitely jump into the docs. Allows me to get to the most relevant content and quickly grok things.
Have you tried 1.2x or 1.4x for videos? It can really help with that.
March 30, 2025 at 6:40 PM
Have you tried 1.2x or 1.4x for videos? It can really help with that.
Workshops for new devs. Where you have many loops of learning and then hands on experience with a senior dev. There are so many gaps to fill in the beginning, you really need a mentor.
For seasoned devs, videos, tuts can be useful, but there is nothing better than building your own product.
For seasoned devs, videos, tuts can be useful, but there is nothing better than building your own product.
March 30, 2025 at 5:09 PM
Workshops for new devs. Where you have many loops of learning and then hands on experience with a senior dev. There are so many gaps to fill in the beginning, you really need a mentor.
For seasoned devs, videos, tuts can be useful, but there is nothing better than building your own product.
For seasoned devs, videos, tuts can be useful, but there is nothing better than building your own product.