I remember when this first came out. 😂

This is the way!

This is by far one of the best perks of Tailwind. You can share so much code and functionality and it works in all environments and platforms.

I was laid off from Twitter today. I was the designer in charge of our new rebranding to X. I learned so much in my 2.5 weeks at the company but I’m excited to see where I land next. If you’re hiring a self taught, junior designer please DM me. Graphic design is my passion!

Folks... this is a BIG DEAL. Things to know: 1. This is NOT "adding RxJS to the browser". There's a limited but solid set of functionality here. Not operator hell. 2. Adding observables to the platform means that many, many frameworks and libraries can leverage them instead of

A nice trick I've been using recently is using 'satisfies' with URLSearchParams. It gives you type-safety on the params you pass to urls without needing any extra wrapper functions.

Confused about TSConfig? Here's a cheat sheet that will get you 90% of the way there.

What React component library do you use?

Implemented safe triangles to improve submenu selection in Shoelace today.

I found this library where you can pas it your path, and it will add all the extra points + arc curves to add rounded corners - just like Figma does. npmjs.com/package/svg-ro…

when your code doesn't handle that one weird super obscure edge case and prod breaks

This paper is wild - a Stanford team shows the simplest way to make an open LLM into a reasoning model. They used just 1,000 carefully curated reasoning examples & a trick where if the model tries to stop thinking, they append "Wait" to force it to continue. Near o1 at math.

Stop raw dogging your query keys—Introducing a new React Query lint plugin ✨ Stick to the query key factory pattern. ◇ Prevent typos and duplicate keys ◇ Make cache invalidation predictable ◇ Maintain consistent query key structure

I'm using agents to write a lot of code now. Just 6 months ago it didn't really work well, so if you haven't tried in a while, this is your sign. Let me explain practically how I've been using them, where they still kind of suck, and what tools I've had success with. I'm using

Just when you think Tanner Linsley and his team at TANSTACK couldn’t possibly deliver more value than they already have… they slap you in the face with the innovation stick. What a time to be alive!

For Army Veteran Kenneth Warkocki, sailing was the event he felt most apprehensive about – but it was also a lifelong goal. With support from Warrior Sailing, he discovered the power of purpose and teamwork on the water. This is what adaptive sports can do: build confidence,

3 months ago I started building a coding agent that runs in the cloud. It's since written every line of code I've shipped, including itself. Today, I'm open sourcing it. Introducing Open Agents.

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