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George Moller

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Staff Front End Developer @shopify. Learning, building, and sharing my journey.

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🚨 Avoid monolithic components that combine rendering, state management, and configuration (e.g., IDs, refs) into one unit, is harder to maintain, test, and reuse. ✅ Instead split functionality into composable components and use context to share configuration and state.

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I’m starting this book today…if you have any recommendations on books about problem solving and critical thinking I’m all ears 👂 Previously I read 101 problem solving by Ken Watanabe, it was a good short read, highly recommend. Teaches you a thing or two about logic tree,

I’m starting this book today…if you have any recommendations on books about problem solving and critical thinking I’m all ears 👂 

Previously I read 101 problem solving by Ken Watanabe, it was a good short read, highly recommend. Teaches you a thing or two about logic tree,
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Over a year later and I'm wondering why is this still so dang hard? I left ember over this stuff, react is just as hard now I'm ready for a client rendering model that balances these kinds of tasks better, instead of hyper-focus on perf and pedantic stuff like idempotency

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💡 Here is a useful AI tip: Whenever you are stuck in trial/error loop hell (AI can't fix your issue) just give it this prompt instead of "Please fix it": "I want you to stop coding, and think deeply and carefully about the issue for at least 30 minutes. Come up with 3-5

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It's 2014. You're writing code in Sublime Text, managing projects in Trello, and building UIs with Bootstrap 3. You don't know it yet, but this is as good as things will ever get, and it's only downhill from here.

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🤖 Things I try to keep in mind when writing prompts: 1. Provide examples (or output format) to clarify expectations. 2. Keep it simple, specific, and action-oriented. 3. Prefer instructions over constraints. 4. If applicable, frame the model’s identity (act as a...). 5. Provide