Some components have more inputs than their props, it’s called dependency injection aka “context” and it’s fine -- good actually. And it doesn’t mean your component is poorly written or not The One True “Functional” (tm)

There's so much debate about how to write CSS and which tooling should be used, but to me the end goal is to hide it behind a higher-level component API that provides an opinionated subset of styles designed to match your brand.

🎉🥳 Announcing TANSTACK Router - Routing for Apps! 🛡️ 100% TypeSafe 🔎 URL State Management 🔁 Built-in Caching ✅ Search Param Schema/Validation ⏲️ Auto Prefetching 🔀 Loaders/Actions ⏳ Async Elements + Code-Splitting 🌎 Framework Agnostic Core tanstack.com/router

So I've built what I consider a modern Redux+RTK - Same mental model (mostly) - 1.5kb (+immer/react) - 7 exported fns (core+react) - Better enforced boundaries - Easy to read and use types - Better at avoiding recomputations - Can easily be implementation detail of libraries

twitter atm is all Parody accounts tweeting what the real person things but would never tweet or I'll miss you all on here and the good times weve had but I would not pay $8 to keep that

Unpopular opinion: All PRs should be sqash-merged, no exceptions If you care about the individual commits on your branch making it into main then your PR is too big or poorly scoped.

🔥 TypeScript Tip 🔥 Using union types can make your types more accurate, but each approach has pro's and con's. Here, we compare a normal union, a discriminated union, and a type predicate. Which do you prefer?

value ?? "" is as bad as just using `any` It is what it is 👐 #TypeScript

🔥 Three CSS tips for working with inconsistently sized logos

Yeeeeeeeah

Tailwind? No thanks, I prefer utility classes.

I will remember the sixth labour government as one which squandered its incredible support by delivering very little progressive change in an attempt to pander to people who were never going to vote for them.

when react first came out it scratched exactly one itch we all felt it wasn't performance or VDOM or any of that we just wanted to organize our UI as components

Hey Matt Pocock is there a way in Typescript to exclude a specific property from an object of more generic keys? What I want to do is: type Attributes = Omit<Record<`data-${string}`, string>, 'data-status'> but unfortunately that doesn't prevent the key 'data-status'

graphql is overkill you can simply use http with a strongly typed schema and use sparse field sets to select fields and write a specification for the sparse field set language, a parser and execution layer

people are getting very confused about this whole Silicon Valley Bank / FDIC issue, so here's a thread: -Majority of accounts over $250k are BUSINESSES, not individuals -While FDIC is only required to pay out up to $250k, in practice, they tend to arrange a sale... 🧵 (1/?)

You don’t need an architect. But you do need at least one person who thinks architecturally. Common titles: Team lead Senior Dev Architect Principal But, title isn't important. What's important: At least one person should be responsible for the long-term, and the big picture.