Please don't import SVGs as JSX. It's the most expensive form of sprite sheet: costs a minimum of 3x more than other techniques, and hurts both runtime (rendering) performance and memory usage. This bundle from a popular site is almost 50% SVG icons (250kb), and most are unused.

A thread of some of the likely most unpopular and unconventional hot takes on software and programming. All very personal opinions, most derived out of personal preferences, rather than logical/rational reasoning. I don't necessarily apply all these in practice though.

Introducing the Replit App. We’ve been working on this for over a year inventing new UX paradigms to make coding on mobile manageable, and we think this is the most comprehensive mobile creation tool in the world — will onboard millions to the industry!

If you build a product that so far out of imagination - revenues takes care of itself. Stuff that legends are made out of.

This has become one of my favorite ways to study: Ask ChatGPT to analyze a text and ask you questions about it. You can go with simple questions or ask for more unusual or complex ones.

Twitter just open-sourced their algorithm. Some initial takeaways: ◆ Your following to follower ratio matters. ◆ @TwitterBlue subscribers do get a boost in the algorithm. Will keep adding more to this thread 👇

This is abosutely insane!🤯 Researchers used AI to reconstruct what a mouse sees by scanning its brain activity while it watches a film CEBRA is a machine-learning method to analyze and interpret behavioural and neural data recorded simultaneously CEBRA can decode activity

This is an INCREDIBLE read. Open source, not OpenAI, might win the AI war! semianalysis.com/p/google-we-ha…

had started using github advanced search lately, and it's amazing to find new repos (which I have never heard) that have really good products! github.com/search/advanced a sample to begin with: stars:>20000 language:TypeScript keep modifiying the stars / forks / date pushed

came across a good tool for CLI auto-complete and custom CLI scripts / inputs. works with iterm too! just checked, it's first release was back in mid 2020's. i guess, i'm the one who is late to the partayy github.com/withfig/autoco…

With that, we want to welcome Mohammad S as a new maintainer to the project! And he's acing it already.🎊

In case you have missed: Responsively App v1.5.0 was out early this week. 🔃 In-built hot-reloading for static sites 🧩 Popular Frameworks' DevTools Extensions 🔍 Improved zoom state for individual device mode And much more!

Responsively App v1.6.0 just landed! ✨ ⌨️ Shortcut keys made available for most features 🖼️ App Icon update to mac for a native feel And other bugfixes!

came across this on HN. a good read with tons of analogies to real-life examples. worth a skim read at least! rauno.me/craft/interact…

a very good resource for lazy skim-reads on FE topics that are needed to know but are always overlooked. web.dev/explore/

Here's a sneak peek of how the new Color Blindness Simulations work:

This is hilarious, serious and future-shaping at the same time. A social network for ClawdBots!

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Everyone keeps saying AI will replace programmers. Honestly, it sounds very smart… till you actually ship software and live with it. Yes, AI writes a lot of code now. I use it daily. Most teams do. That’s not the debate. The real thing people miss is that building software is

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