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John Johnson

@johnfoobar

Web Developer. Interested in HTML, CSS, JavaScript, NodeJS and startups. B.S. in Computer Science from Utah State University. Discrete Math lover. INFJ.

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MJ (@mjackson) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I'm looking for some feedback about setting up donations to help run unpkg. If you think you might be interested in donating, please send me a DM/email. 🙏 Thanks! 😅

vjeux ✪ (@vjeux) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Omg omg omg, it's finally happening, we're open sourcing the new JavaScript engine that we've been working on for so long! hermesengine.dev

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Check out Dash, the Documentation Browser for 200+ APIs kapeli.com/dash. I highly recommend it! It's amazing for offline document browsing!

WebAssemblyWeekly (@wasmweekly) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Ruffle - an Adobe Flash Player written in Rust compiled to WebAssembly github.com/ruffle-rs/ruff… (it was going to happen eventually!)

Wes Bos (@wesbos) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🔥 When working with an API, I often need to chunk up a list of users and send them in batches. Array.from() is a great way to chunk up arrays because of the secondary argument being a map function.

🔥 When working with an API, I often need to chunk up a list of users and send them in batches.

Array.from() is a great way to chunk up arrays because of the secondary argument being a map function.
MJ (@mjackson) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Mikec X Owen Conti If you do end up writing the same thing a few times, you can wrap it up like this: function UserDashboard({ user }) { return ( <Dashboard> <DashboardNav /> <DashboardContent> <WelcomeMessage user={user} /> </DashboardContent> </Dashboard> ) }

Frontend Masters 💻✨ (@frontendmasters) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Two new companion courses from Scott give you a “full-stack” look at GraphQL! 👀 📡 Server-Side GraphQL in Node.js: frontendmasters.com/courses/server… – build an API with Apollo Server ⚛️ Client-Side GraphQL in React: frontendmasters.com/courses/client… – use GraphQL in React with Apollo Client

Two new companion courses from <a href="/scotups/">Scott</a> give you a  “full-stack” look at GraphQL! 👀

📡 Server-Side GraphQL in Node.js: frontendmasters.com/courses/server… – build an API with Apollo Server

⚛️ Client-Side GraphQL in React: frontendmasters.com/courses/client… – use GraphQL in React with Apollo Client
Tomek Sułkowski (@sulco) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Let's improve our visual selection-fu. The built-in OSX screenshotter has several awesome adjustments features, so just press alt, space or shift and see what happens – or just watch this short educational video!😁 [#DevAdventCalendar day 4]

Jason Miller 🦊⚛ (@_developit) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I like Spectacle but haven't installed it on the M1 yet. In the meantime, here's how to get the "move left/right" keyboard shortcuts without installing anything:

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Today is launch day for the GraphQL book Loren 🤓 and I wrote! The GraphQL Guide is the most comprehensive resource out there for learning GraphQL. Get 20% off through 4/25 with code LAUNCH blog.graphql.guide/releasing-the-…

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My first video on my YouTube channel! My story on how I went from a HS drop out to Bay Area Software Eng. I'm inspired all over again just looking at it. #learntocode #startups #BlackTechTwitter #inspired youtu.be/930c343X1XE

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Wow, I just noticed that Twitter has vim like movements using ‘j’ and ‘k’ for down and up movements respectively 🤓! Apparently there’s more like lower ‘L’ for liking and a lot more: bleepingcomputer.com/news/technolog…