# on shortification of "learning" There are a lot of videos on YouTube/TikTok etc. that give the appearance of education, but if you look closely they are really just entertainment. This is very convenient for everyone involved : the people watching enjoy thinking they are

Whenever I wrote a component that accepted an array prop instead of composition via children, I regretted it in the future.

Telegram is notoriously insecure and routinely cooperates with govs behind the scenes while talking a big game about speech and privacy. Even their limited opt-in (roll their own) encryption is sus. The more you know 🌈

Does the tRPC proxy client cache response per each server request inside RSC? or do I need to manually wrap it with React `cache` helper (react.dev/reference/reac…)? cc Alex / KATT 🐱

Oftentimes it seems that the more senior people are, the less docs they think they need to read. It should be the opposite.

'Framework for TypeScript' is so far the best description of Effect | TypeScript at Scale I've heard.

TIL: you can highlight text in a GitHub comment and press `R` to reply only to that automatically. (instead of clicking the three-dot button and then Quote reply and then deleting part of it)

checking-in at my friends' design studio 🙏Ales Nesetril Marian Fusek

can't reply to the tweet, but curious: is useEffect for reassigning refs even necessary Jamie Kyle is on 🦋?

"We shape our tools, and then our tools shape us" is a quote I think about often.

Server Actions are an alternative way to expose endpoints and should be treated as such. Even though they feel automagical, all practices for writing APIs still apply.

Node.js now has the ability to directly run code with TypeScript types! github.com/nodejs/node/pu… Current limitations: - Experimentally flagged - No transformations (enums, namespace, etc...) - No .js extension for .ts files - No running TS in node_modules

Useful script for ensuring that all Next.js pages have metadata. It came handy recently during the Pages Router → App Router migration.