I've spent YEARS trying to debug styles on popups and dropdowns that close themselves every time I click the devtools now chrome devtools has "emulate a focused page" to fix that

I'd say the problem is with CTOs that don't have a quite long coding experience. That's the real issue

Matt Pocock If you are building a medical app, you can’t do CRUD. You need to be an event log system and materialized views over that. This is due to regulations.

Bohdan Shulha all the recommendation are directly derived from the new react docs: adjusting some state when a prop changes: react.dev/learn/you-migh…

The way I integrated notes in my daily routine, changed my life. I talk about this here: giacomocerquone.com/notes/taking-n…

So, why is `login-remember` there next to it? Incidentally, and just to bring in another controversial topic, this is a mini case study of why I like Tailwind 🙈 `login-remember` is providing the necessary spacing. Semantic CSS class naming puts an unnecessary burden on the

I really wished that the cocky developers who pride themselves on using a specific stack to get that 5% perf boost could remember how it’s often much better to speak the same language in a group than to be stubborn and fail as an individual

Behind every great product there’s at least one engineer who knows the entire stack, takes problems personally, and jumps in and solves them. Without regard to ownership, credit, or chain of command. If you don’t know who this is in your company, I have bad news for you…

Sometimes I feel I live in a separate, parallel universe with people who vehemently complain about JS tooling. Things have improved so much in the past few years and yet it sounds like nothing has ever worked.

Repeat after me: The system back button, on mobile, needs to go back to the previous page, not close the app for god sakes 🤦 Dealing with an app that I keep inadvertently closing that irritates the shit out of me. Would you let your users exit a PWA with the browser's back btn??

Excitement is at an all-time high for #TheWitcherIV, but some criticism about Ciri taking center stage as the protagonist has surfaced. Let’s break down her character to see why she’s exactly the right choice. Thread 🧵 (Spoilers for The Witcher 3 and the books ahead!)

Rolldown's wasm build just got significantly faster in browsers thanks to Broooooklyn! One challenge of native bundlers is that they have to ship and run as wasm in browser environments. Some bundlers like rspack doesn't even support this due to the complexity it involves.

Jeff bezos literally dropped the best advice for productive meetings in less than a minute

SaaS is dead. I can literally build any SaaS application in hours with AI. Is it as polished as a VC-backed company with 1,000's of employees? No. But it doesn't need to be. It's hyper-customized for exactly what I need. And it can evolve with my needs in real time. I'm

This is actually kind of obvious but seeing the code written like that makes people go crazy, which is why I always stress that these kinds of questions are useless for an interview 🙂

ricky Honestly that’s part of the tragedy. But yeah it’s not like I would seriously recommend anyone use scala. But more languages should have these features.