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We’ve got your back and came up with ideas that should be a fun challenge to implement! Look out for tomorrow’s post for an inspiration.
We also have a special announcement planned with Meta so keep an eye out 😉
We’ve got your back and came up with ideas that should be a fun challenge to implement! Look out for tomorrow’s post for an inspiration.
We also have a special announcement planned with Meta so keep an eye out 😉
Spoiler: It is because of server functions...
Wrote about the bug, the fix, and the "magic" that caused it:
marma.dev/articles/202...
#webdev #javascript #typescript #react #nextjs #serverfunctions
UNSTABLE_routeNamesChangeBehavior="lastUnhandled"
reactnavigation.org/docs/auth-fl...
UNSTABLE_routeNamesChangeBehavior="lastUnhandled"
reactnavigation.org/docs/auth-fl...
Check out what we did on our blog👇
Check out what we did on our blog👇
gradient.style/#type=linear...
gradient.style/#type=linear...
help me obi-wan @jakearchibald.com you're my only hope 🥺
svelte.dev/playground/6...
help me obi-wan @jakearchibald.com you're my only hope 🥺
svelte.dev/playground/6...
- Apple provider → system models built into iOS
- MLC provider → run any supported model locally
- Apple provider → system models built into iOS
- MLC provider → run any supported model locally
If you know the fundamentals & want to level up with prefetching, cache seeding, persistence & smooth UX, this one’s for you 🚀. Hope to see you there:
If you know the fundamentals & want to level up with prefetching, cache seeding, persistence & smooth UX, this one’s for you 🚀. Hope to see you there:
You asked me to build that ideal Inferno X framework that I described ages ago, so I went ahead and did just that. I built something that actually works and, well, it works well. Oh, and doesn't use signals!
You asked me to build that ideal Inferno X framework that I described ages ago, so I went ahead and did just that. I built something that actually works and, well, it works well. Oh, and doesn't use signals!
satya164.page/posts/macos-...
satya164.page/posts/macos-...
It's high time we talk Worklets on a big stage.
It's high time we talk Worklets on a big stage.
◆ RN 0.81 + React 19.1
◆ Precompiled React Native for iOS → ⚡ faster builds
◆ iOS 26 Liquid Glass icons + Expo UI
◆ Android 16 edge-to-edge + predictive back
◆ Updates to EAS Update + Autolinking
◆ Final release w/ Legacy Arch
Details in the changelog: expo.dev/changelog/sd...
◆ RN 0.81 + React 19.1
◆ Precompiled React Native for iOS → ⚡ faster builds
◆ iOS 26 Liquid Glass icons + Expo UI
◆ Android 16 edge-to-edge + predictive back
◆ Updates to EAS Update + Autolinking
◆ Final release w/ Legacy Arch
Details in the changelog: expo.dev/changelog/sd...
With its compact Regex-style syntax, <path> can be super intimidating. But they’re also *incredibly* powerful, letting us draw (and animate!) curved lines.
You can read it here, and I’ll share more info in thread. 🧵
With its compact Regex-style syntax, <path> can be super intimidating. But they’re also *incredibly* powerful, letting us draw (and animate!) curved lines.
You can read it here, and I’ll share more info in thread. 🧵
SVTs expose el.startViewTransition() on HTML elements. The element creates a scope for the transition, ∴ the transition pseudo-elements are affected by ancestor clips and transforms. Multiple SVTs on separate elements can run *concurrently*.
SVTs expose el.startViewTransition() on HTML elements. The element creates a scope for the transition, ∴ the transition pseudo-elements are affected by ancestor clips and transforms. Multiple SVTs on separate elements can run *concurrently*.