Cuckoo Fibre today made all of their Front End Developers redundant so I am looking for a new role. If you hear of any opportunities or just want to catch up, please send me a message. About me & what I’m looking for: 💼 Principal Frontend Developer with 24 years experience

Been messing with the new Chrome for Developers performance tab, and it definitely helps spot partial elements with INP. My one wish is you could give it dev /test URLs to compare to live, you are able to origins but my Dev / test URLs tend to be different.

If you want all browsers to support it next year, vote in the Interop 2025 issue👍🏻 github.com/web-platform-t…

Wonder how people do mocking API responses via jest / vitest ? I got fetchmock at the moment but sometimes it not the easiest.

I have no idea why eslint doesn't work on my MacBook now 🙃

So npx lint . works but Vscode isn't telling me they a problem on a fresh nextjs app (it did for a moment, I restarted Vs code and now nothing)

Finally got my eslint to work (turns out it was Vs code being a pain) and I think I got a basic first eslint rule to stop useState(someFN()) Just need to improve it more.

I suggested using CSS float for something today 😱 And then the dev said they never heard of them. And now I have the trauma of IE with floats and being old enough to have to use them.

I was actually writing an article on this after seeing in my personal projects, work and code snippets online over the last few weeks. I'm still polishing it so feedback is welcome. iankduffy.com/articles/commo…

Me not touching wordpress for years:

Sick of Node truncating your objects when you log them? Check out `console.dir(obj, { depth: Infinity })`.

Here’s a fuzzy little max-age calculator for you: csswizardry.com/max-age/

Ok, this is getting ridiculous...

Wait — those screenshots of the checkbox on the WordPress login are actually real?! 💯 thought that was a joke.

useState(fn()) or useState(() => fn()) can make or break your app. No matter how long you've been working with React, or how many posts, books, and courses you've written, sometimes you miss the simplest things. Shoutout to IanKDuffy for pointing this out!

Any web a11y people on here, should <section> have aria-label or aria-labeledby of the heading in the section? It improves the chrome accessibility tree but voice over doesn't seem different.