Wish you could close Slack at work? Do it! Reply-by-email instead. Testers needed for stopslacking.com , 2 min setup on the site. RTs appreciated!

Getting used to ES symbols, I write more data structures like linked lists because they are more intuitive and convenient than an array.

Please RT if you are a man who has never been in a bar fight.

"Wow I really wish this app opened up links in an in-app browser instead of the native Safari" - No user ever in the history of the universe

The biggest web UX improvement right now would be to let browsers take care of this “can we track you via cookies?” issue – similar to how they already handle privacy-sensitive features such as location data and notifications.

Why don't we have native try-catch-style "filtered catch" for promises in Javascript (bluebirdjs.com/docs/api/catch…)? I still import Bluebird for this and "join", but the latter is easy in user-land. Domenic Denicola Jake Archibald

My repos are in captivity at GitHub and support tickets aren't answered 😤 Three credit cards declined, you can't pay, only add a card which works, meaning I can try once a day 🤦‍♂️

An underrated benefit of writing functional JavaScript is not having to deal with the frustration of mocking in unit tests.

According to IPv6 adoption, it's the holiday season now 😔 google.com/intl/en/ipv6/s…

What is the #stocks app doing?! 🤦‍♂️ No CPU or battery improvement will ever beat poorly written #software. Consider your priorities, Apple. #macOS

Is this still the best (only?) way? Maybe fetch expert Jake Archibald has a trick...

The most disregarded principle of Software Architecture is extremely simple: Code that change together should stay together.

No thanks. I can prioritize my inbox just fine without your help, Cloudflare. Please don't, ever.. #douchebag

Could `sum(a, b) => a + b` be short for `const sum = (a, b) => a + b` in #javascript? Why not?

Opinionated take: Class inheritance, getters and setters makes your modules overly complex and hard to debug. Should have complicated syntax to discourage use, ES6 made it too easy.