Don’t only look in the tech industry for roles if you’re just starting out. Educational institutions, hospitals, etc have roles and they actually have better mentoring practices than tech, which tends to have an eat your own mentoring style.

UX design is in disarray. The idea of design-for-use has been replaced with design-for-sales, and its incentives (make more features so that you have more shit to sell) don't align with user-centered work.

In this issue, I investigate the ground-level view of how this happened and how to stop it.

The timeline of CVE-2025-29927, a critical security vulnerability in @nextjs.org:

- March 17: Fixes were committed to Next.js by @vercel.com staff

- March 21: CVE is published

📣 Time to announce "create-tsrouter-app" or CTA, a drop-in CRA replacement:

- Powered by @vite.dev, TanStack Router, built by
@jherr.dev
- TypeScript/Tailwind/File-Route templates (more coming)
- Full control over Vite and (soon) upgradeable to TanStack Start

www.youtube.com/watch?v=10J6...

TSConfigs aren't that hard.

They're basically just 2 if/else statements in a trenchcoat.

More info:

www.totaltypescript.com/tsconfig-che...

I love Array.reduce, but I find myself writing less of them as the browser primitives get better.

Map + Object groupBy is one place you can now get rid of reduce for

www.youtube.com/watch?v=1bfK...

A new React 19 feature that might have gone unnoticed:

ReactDOMStatic.prerender(<App />)

It's like the old renderToString API, but unlike renderToString, prerender will wait for Suspense boundaries to finish before returning the HTML.

If you are totally against setting state in a useEffect, how would you recommend doing this kind of thing? Assume a SPA.

I think I went a little overboard on starter packs and followed too many people.

My litmus test is if at least half of their most recent 10 tweets aren’t about programming, or are primarily negative in nature, I unfollow

Still, the starter packs were worth it to
find everyone again