Kræn Hansen
@kraenhansen.dk
Software craftsman, particularly interested in local-first software, databases, sync engines and (react) native code.
Father of three 👭🏼👶 from Denmark 🇩🇰
Building DevTools at MongoDB 🍃
Accepts sponsorships 🐙 https://github.com/sponsors/kraenhansen
Father of three 👭🏼👶 from Denmark 🇩🇰
Building DevTools at MongoDB 🍃
Accepts sponsorships 🐙 https://github.com/sponsors/kraenhansen
I'll be speaking at @reactuniverseconf.com September 2-4, 2025 in Wrocław, Poland 🥳 My talk will be centered around the #Node-API support for #ReactNative that I've recently helped build.
Grab your ticket before the "late birds" and use this link ti.to/RUC/react-un... if you want to save a bit too.
Grab your ticket before the "late birds" and use this link ti.to/RUC/react-un... if you want to save a bit too.
July 26, 2025 at 6:34 PM
I'll be speaking at @reactuniverseconf.com September 2-4, 2025 in Wrocław, Poland 🥳 My talk will be centered around the #Node-API support for #ReactNative that I've recently helped build.
Grab your ticket before the "late birds" and use this link ti.to/RUC/react-un... if you want to save a bit too.
Grab your ticket before the "late birds" and use this link ti.to/RUC/react-un... if you want to save a bit too.
I've added displaying what each resolution resolved "to".
Using 🔴 to show an unresolved module.
(In hindsight ... somewhat obvious 🙈)
Using 🔴 to show an unresolved module.
(In hindsight ... somewhat obvious 🙈)
February 8, 2025 at 12:30 PM
I've added displaying what each resolution resolved "to".
Using 🔴 to show an unresolved module.
(In hindsight ... somewhat obvious 🙈)
Using 🔴 to show an unresolved module.
(In hindsight ... somewhat obvious 🙈)
I've often dreaded debugging how / why #TypeScript was including a particular file into my project.
But no more, because I built myself a neat little CLI today:
npx resolution-explorer
But no more, because I built myself a neat little CLI today:
npx resolution-explorer
February 7, 2025 at 11:39 PM
I've often dreaded debugging how / why #TypeScript was including a particular file into my project.
But no more, because I built myself a neat little CLI today:
npx resolution-explorer
But no more, because I built myself a neat little CLI today:
npx resolution-explorer