Mark Erikson (@acemarke) 's Twitter Profile
Mark Erikson

@acemarke

Collector of interesting links. Answerer of questions. Writer of very long posts. Redux maintainer. @replayio

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linkhttp://blog.isquaredsoftware.com/ calendar_today04-05-2016 03:39:40

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Kent C. Dodds 🌌 (@kentcdodds) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I'm excited to announce that I've figured out how to track component renders without having access to the components themselves and without mocking. πŸŽ‰ It's in this file: github.com/epicweb-dev/re… This is for testing the performance workshop exercises that optimize re-renders.

I'm excited to announce that I've figured out how to track component renders without having access to the components themselves and without mocking. πŸŽ‰ It's in this file: github.com/epicweb-dev/re…

This is for testing the performance workshop exercises that optimize re-renders.
Andy Ingram πŸŒ€ (@andrewingram) 's Twitter Profile Photo

idk when exactly it happened but if I open an article and it’s in Medium, I don’t bother reading it β€” mainly because I tend to assume it’s paywalled, and it usually is

Tanner Linsley (@tannerlinsley) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I frequently reminisce about the Clerk Maintainer Summit at a16z. So many wheels were set in motion there I didn’t realize until later on how pivotal it was. I’ve been trying to replicate that experience again with little luck.

Lenz Weber-Tronic (@phry) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I'm following the React repo's PR and there seems to be a trend of people submitting random optimizations that lack the understanding of why the code was like it was there before. It feels like a bunch of people are throwing the React sources into an AI and ask it "what could I

Replay (@replayio) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Hi everyone, here's an update on where we're at with our new direction: blog.replay.io/changelog-67:-… Over the next few weeks we'll be showing off demos for several cool and powerful new use cases for Replay. The first is full stack debugging, let us know what you think!

Mateusz BurzyΕ„ski (@andaristrake) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Full stack debugging in the works, being able to step from xhr.send into the corresponding backend handler is super exciting 😍

Chris Krycho (@chriskrycho) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Lots of ups and downs in the job search latelyβ€”so I’m asking everyone in my networks: What interesting companies are doing valuable things in the dev tools space, or even adjacent to the dev tools space, and are hiring? [note: strong preference not to be writing Java or Go]

React Summit πŸ’₯ Amsterdam/New York & Online (@reactsummit) 's Twitter Profile Photo

πŸ“¦ Anyone can publish to NPM, but what happens when millions use your library? Learn how to manage a top package and its community from Mark Erikson, Senior Front-End Engineer at Replay.

Ryan Carniato (@ryancarniato) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I once heard if you had to repeat something 3 times you should write an article. So clearly this article is overdue. "Web Components Are Not the Future" by Ryan Carniato #WebDevelopment #webcomponents #DEVCommunity dev.to/ryansolid/web-…

Ivan ČuriΔ‡ (@_baxuz) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Ryan Carniato A great article. WCs are basically a bunch of compromises. It's an iframe that's with an identity crisis. It's a SPA whose delivery mechanism is a kebab-cased html tag. Style isolation is handled by the shadow dom which is a nuclear option with tons of a11y downsides.

Will Klein (@willklein_) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Last minute plug for Squiggle Conf in one week! Join us in Boston on Thursday, October 3rd, and connect with the community around your favorite web dev tools. πŸš€ Tickets are $50 off with code WillKFriend, or talk to Josh Goldberg πŸ’– if cost is an issue!

Mark Erikson (@acemarke) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I'm starting to think about RTK Query enhancements. We have dozens of open feature requests, as well as this "pain points" thread: github.com/reduxjs/redux-… First up is "infinite queries". Beyond that, what should be the highest priority new features / improvements?

Travis Arnold (@souporserious) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This is so exciting! I just started moving everything to .js extensions, but I'm definitely moving back πŸ˜„. It feels too weird to import .js files when they are actually .ts/x github.com/microsoft/Type…

Lenz Weber-Tronic (@phry) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Tomasz Ducin Tomas Trajan Michael Be πŸ’»πŸ NgRx Angular Daniel Glejzner Mark Erikson To be honest, I have never seriously used React Query and only looked at the features of React Query *after* implementing the core of RTKQ. RTK Query takes inspiration of quite a lot of libraries, but react-async and Apollo Client had *way* more influence than React Query had.

Lenz Weber-Tronic (@phry) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Tomasz Ducin Tomas Trajan Michael Be πŸ’»πŸ NgRx Angular Daniel Glejzner Mark Erikson That said, I don't want to downplay React Query's role in *getting* us to the point of building RTKQ. I had been toying with the idea of "doing something in that direction" for years, just never had enough motivation to pick it up. Then people really seemed to enjoy React

Corbin Crutchley πŸ“’ (@crutchcorn) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I got an Isomorphic Vue Redux Store running in Express 🀯 That's a Vue (custom noop renderer from James Fenn) running ExpressJS in .vue files... That then generates a Vue SSR'd app... And both the client and server run their state through Vue-Redux πŸ˜‚

I got an Isomorphic Vue Redux Store running in Express 🀯

That's a <a href="/vuejs/">Vue</a> (custom noop renderer from <a href="/fennifith/">James Fenn</a>) running <a href="/UseExpressJS/">ExpressJS</a> in .vue files...

That then generates a Vue SSR'd app...

And both the client and server run their state through Vue-Redux πŸ˜‚