Lovely to see Apple embracing CSS Grid 👌

“Don’t put your confidence in your knowledge, put it in your ability to learn. Learning means changing, modifying, and updating your knowledge.”

Take-your-breath away colors in the Wasatch right now!

What is DevOps? emily freeman gives us the skinny at #GitHubUniverse. You dig? GitHubUniverse.com

Checklist: How to make your React app faster ⚛️: ✅ Keep state as local as possible. Start by declaring state in the component that uses it. Lift as needed. ✅ Store data that doesn't need to render in refs ✅ Minimize context usage 1/x...

map, filter, reduce, for loops. There is no one size fits all. One is not "better" than the other. They're all tools. Learn them all. Use the best tool for the task.

Top 5% out of 279k, how did you do? #LinkedIn

Svelte, React, Next.js, Remix

PSA: you don't need all of those tabs open

The CSS specification for Container Queries just went to “First Public Working Draft”! YAY!! 🥳😍🤗 What does that mean? The people who define CSS believe now that this can be done—we’ve figured out exactly how to do it. Congrats to everyone who’s worked on this for many years!!

I feel personally attacked

When you’re boiling water it looks like nothing is happening until the water starts bubbling Chemical changes you can’t see are happening as soon as the pot meets the flame If you’re changing something in your life remember it takes time and every action adds up to your future

Software should behave like a considerate human being.

Typebox: dfll5d.csb.app

I just completed "Building Applications with Vue & Nuxt" by Sarah Drasner on Frontend Masters 💻✨! frontendmasters.com/courses/vue-nu…

First PR successfully merged and deployed to production at Lendio. Fueling the American dream!

I've come to realize it's not just about the coding - it's the humility of being a novice, the embracing of discomfort that comes from learning. That's the real goal; Always Be Learning. More importantly still, get comfortable being uncomfortable. #software #coding #learning

Someone visiting your website on a desktop computer with their font size bumped up to 400% should get the same layout as someone visiting your site on a small-screen device. web.dev/learn/design/a…

I'm just going to optimize this one line of code.

What's stopping you from coding like this