tell us more 🙏😀

and it even plays on mobile! great job!

reasons to do css-in-js are better DX, dynamic theming. and the perf tradeoffs: most css-in-js libs inject styles at runtime, so your css ships with your js, which can impact different perf metrics if not carefully monitored. I think mainly to layout shifting, lcp, tti

css-in-js means writing your styles inside your js/ts files, next to your components. there are many ways to do it. Some libs run at runtime (styled-components), others are compile-time. Stylex even gives you TS type safety for styles.

Switched to uBlock Lite 😆
Totally forgot that uBlock was a Manifest V2 extension… I remember thinking it would disappear back when I built a Manifest V3 extension at Storyful

If you ignore your timesheets long enough, they eventually get filled automatically. Learned this from a senior dev when I was a junior! His manager did them for him for years. I don’t think the manager was happy about it… but hey, it worked

What if we had an AI bot to handle their questions one by one? 🤭

yeah! this css animation is totally cool! and creative! I love it!

I’d even go as far as volunteering to write the meeting minutes 😄 That way, there’s a 100% chance everyone gets an email with the action items!

Just did it. I noticed that ‘Time Sensitive’ notifications was checked. That must be why I was seeing more notifications from X than expected

I guess hiring people who can ace a BFS interview but haven’t touched DDD, load balancers, or streams before is catching up to them. Just being sarcastic here. I don’t know for sure, but I wouldn’t be surprised

things take time. Also few influencers stayed on X because they are saying some of their users won’t leave the platform. I therefore get notifications from X and it keeps me reading/posting there 🥲

Wonderful tree! You should decorate it with colored wires

Fair point! Nice that everything was already set up seamlessly

no typos! I do the same, we’re geniuses 😂 risk is for the others

My experience was already amazing back in 2019! On top of that, I use Chezmoi and a Brewfile to automate my dev tools setup (mostly command-line tools like bat). Did you automate your dotfiles and dev tools setup too?