In Storybook, there are some utils built in to test your components for multiple eye problems 👀

Did you used it yet?

#storybook #accessability

First presentation of my talk -
Storybook: From Dokumentation tool to testing tool

#storybook #testing

In case you missed it, @storybook.js.org has some new things to try out :-)

storybook.js.org/docs/writing...

Mine:

github.com/storybookjs/...

github.com/analogjs/ana...

github.com/spartan-ng/s...

Just dropped the new video courses page for @nx.dev.

Our Youtube is really nice (18k+ subs 🤯), but I like to be able to take a series of related videos and bundle them.

For better discoverability + improved learning experience

So here we go! Let me know what you think 🙏
nx.dev/courses

💡 Did you know? You can access previous versions of the @nx.dev documentation!

📽️ Check out the demo👇

Plus, check out the latest docs directly from the master branch at canary.nx.dev 🚀

A less-shown feature of #Angular signals. The dependency on the multiplicator signal inside the "untrack()" isn't tracked the effect isn't triggered on changes.

I updated the @Nxext_dev for @NxDevTools plugins to v16. All Vite based plugins (solid, svelte, preact) now use @nx/vite instead of @nxext/vite (which is no longer supported). The Capacitor plugin uses Capacitor 5 and the Ionic Angular and React packages are Updated to Ionic 7.

https://nxext.dev

What do you all think. Medium? Dev.to? Spinning up my own?

I’m not sure 😅