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Ep. 200 of Frontend First is live! We had a fun time riffing on useActionState: how thinking of the returned action like `enqueue()` helps clarify the behavior, and why you probably shouldn't just pass server actions in as the first arg. Enjoy! buildui.com/frontend-first…

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"use client"/"use server" is not about the code in the file. it's about the relationship between the file and the module that's importing it. took me like a year to get this.

🚀 Introducing Motion Cursor, a React component for creative cursor and follow cursor effects. By default, it's a stylable, animatable cursor replacement that automatically grows and adapts to selectable text and clickable targets. It also respects disabled and user-select 🙏

React v19 is now stable! react.dev/blog/2024/12/0…

Holy moly. Excited to take this for a spin!

Working on something new. More info in the new year.

🤚 Free-range child here, born in ‘87 and raised in upstate New York. Would venture out into the Finger Lakes region with friends from dusk till dawn!

✨ Tailwind CSS v4.0 is here! Huge performance improvements, radically simplified setup experience, CSS-first configuration, modernized P3 color palette, container queries, 3D transforms, expanded gradient APIs, @​starting-style support… …and tons, tons more.

Strong opinion: You shouldn't write Server Actions that take FormData as an argument. They should take normal typed args instead. The whole point of Server Actions is that they let us use TypeScript functions to call server code from the client. The reason we want to use typed

Is it possible to get TypeScript to check that props on different components match? Trying to get this guy to work: typescriptlang.org/play/?#code/JY…

Absolutely loving this series. Book 3 comes tomorrow 😁

Any tutorials out there on robustly animating mixed markdown content as it streams? I've been trying a few approaches but new tags turn children from a string to an array of strings, which causes existing content to remount.