Wait, you need to handle errors?

I'm shocked they still have no `lodash-fr` 🇫🇷

For a _real_ lodash 😄

I still fire up GitUp sometimes, when I need to quickly see the "big picture"

However, I switched to lazygit (github.com/jesseduffiel...) a few months ago because GitUp can't handle signed commits, doesn't seem to be maintained much, and sometimes crashes in the middle of a merge conflict.

After a few months of getting used to the shortcuts, it's my go-to tool now.

Oh my. The inconsistency is unsettling, but I haven't realized the issues were even more widespread.

When you compare to the simple fixes examples, it becomes really obvious 😄

I've got the perfect poster to counter that!

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Smart indeed.

Selling the *experience* so you can already project yourself there. Answers so many questions at once 😄

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Congrats Josh! I'm happy to see you've found an exciting place to land in 2026 😉

Being part of a team is an important feeling. I understand where you are coming from!

Yep, my experience too and I've been guilty of that myself. I like the concrete examples and advice of this blog post, it resonates with problems I've had

Ah I know that feeling 😅

But kudos for consistently posting new, detailed articles on various topics and software architecture Jim. Your blog is a useful reference!

Good point. Thanks for sharing 😃

Steadily growing up, that's exciting to see

Congrats for all of your hard work Greg 👏

Nice, I like your criteria for deciding if a Compound Component makes sense (fixed layout and dynamic content) 👍

Question: for the RadioGroup example, what about using a render prop to enforce the type-safety the same way you do with other the props?

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LLMs can be a very useful copilot, but you should keep your hands on the wheel indeed 😄

Enjoy codefreeze! ❄️

Yep, "commit more often" is particularly relevant these days 😄

Little save points as you go 🧗