Not in the spelling, but in the pronunciation
August 6, 2025 at 5:01 PM
Not in the spelling, but in the pronunciation
Agree with others here, I’d use the new syntax with a note for older browsers.
These things will be used as reference material in the future and we want to encourage people to pick up new syntax.
These things will be used as reference material in the future and we want to encourage people to pick up new syntax.
January 29, 2025 at 7:12 PM
Agree with others here, I’d use the new syntax with a note for older browsers.
These things will be used as reference material in the future and we want to encourage people to pick up new syntax.
These things will be used as reference material in the future and we want to encourage people to pick up new syntax.
Have you tried playing duck duck goose with them? I bet you’d win 🤣
December 14, 2024 at 7:05 PM
Have you tried playing duck duck goose with them? I bet you’d win 🤣
@leerob.com could you share more of the reasons behind not allowing this pls?
December 14, 2024 at 7:46 AM
@leerob.com could you share more of the reasons behind not allowing this pls?
Just not being able to use a simple link tag to import a global/external stylesheet is painful.
We don’t want to have to import it into our app, as that might mean versioning etc. Global CSS should be able to be evergreen across micro front ends.
We don’t want to have to import it into our app, as that might mean versioning etc. Global CSS should be able to be evergreen across micro front ends.
December 14, 2024 at 7:43 AM
Just not being able to use a simple link tag to import a global/external stylesheet is painful.
We don’t want to have to import it into our app, as that might mean versioning etc. Global CSS should be able to be evergreen across micro front ends.
We don’t want to have to import it into our app, as that might mean versioning etc. Global CSS should be able to be evergreen across micro front ends.
+💯
It might well be the opinionated move too far for me.
It might well be the opinionated move too far for me.
December 13, 2024 at 11:35 PM
+💯
It might well be the opinionated move too far for me.
It might well be the opinionated move too far for me.
Great video, thanks Wes!
I’d go one step further and use both opacity and visibility, as then you’re able to transition between the two for a nice fade effect.
Also, small perf hack, if you go from opacity: 0.001 -> 1 instead of 0 ->1, it can use GPU to render. (I stole that from GSAP years ago)
I’d go one step further and use both opacity and visibility, as then you’re able to transition between the two for a nice fade effect.
Also, small perf hack, if you go from opacity: 0.001 -> 1 instead of 0 ->1, it can use GPU to render. (I stole that from GSAP years ago)
December 11, 2024 at 11:07 PM
Great video, thanks Wes!
I’d go one step further and use both opacity and visibility, as then you’re able to transition between the two for a nice fade effect.
Also, small perf hack, if you go from opacity: 0.001 -> 1 instead of 0 ->1, it can use GPU to render. (I stole that from GSAP years ago)
I’d go one step further and use both opacity and visibility, as then you’re able to transition between the two for a nice fade effect.
Also, small perf hack, if you go from opacity: 0.001 -> 1 instead of 0 ->1, it can use GPU to render. (I stole that from GSAP years ago)
Is it waterproof?
I’ve just had to go for a roll top sack thing because I need to protect the laptop from the British weather. Missing the multiple pockets already though 😖
I’ve just had to go for a roll top sack thing because I need to protect the laptop from the British weather. Missing the multiple pockets already though 😖
December 9, 2024 at 7:50 PM
Is it waterproof?
I’ve just had to go for a roll top sack thing because I need to protect the laptop from the British weather. Missing the multiple pockets already though 😖
I’ve just had to go for a roll top sack thing because I need to protect the laptop from the British weather. Missing the multiple pockets already though 😖
Jake Vader has a certain ring to it.
December 5, 2024 at 7:45 PM
Jake Vader has a certain ring to it.
This is fantastic, thank you.
November 28, 2024 at 9:46 AM
This is fantastic, thank you.
Agree, it’s close enough to the X app to not notice.
The only pain point for me is BS keeps restarting so I lose my last scroll position, which X is great at keeping.
The only pain point for me is BS keeps restarting so I lose my last scroll position, which X is great at keeping.
November 24, 2024 at 10:42 AM
Agree, it’s close enough to the X app to not notice.
The only pain point for me is BS keeps restarting so I lose my last scroll position, which X is great at keeping.
The only pain point for me is BS keeps restarting so I lose my last scroll position, which X is great at keeping.
Nailed it!
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November 19, 2024 at 8:50 AM
Nailed it!
I’ve only recently found your stuff online, but it’s personally given me a newfound zest for building cool things again, after more than 20yrs of being a developer.
So thank you Jhey. You have to do you, and when it becomes a chore/job rather than just fun, it’s a good time to reflect on time/value
So thank you Jhey. You have to do you, and when it becomes a chore/job rather than just fun, it’s a good time to reflect on time/value
November 18, 2024 at 7:52 PM
I’ve only recently found your stuff online, but it’s personally given me a newfound zest for building cool things again, after more than 20yrs of being a developer.
So thank you Jhey. You have to do you, and when it becomes a chore/job rather than just fun, it’s a good time to reflect on time/value
So thank you Jhey. You have to do you, and when it becomes a chore/job rather than just fun, it’s a good time to reflect on time/value
Have you checked out FlashList? Honestly not used it, but they claim to be significantly more performant than FlatList with pretty much the same API.
expo.dev/blog/what-is...
expo.dev/blog/what-is...
What is the best React Native list component?
Lists are everywhere in React Native, but you’ve got to be careful which package you select if you don’t want to ruin your performance.
expo.dev
November 16, 2024 at 7:08 PM
Have you checked out FlashList? Honestly not used it, but they claim to be significantly more performant than FlatList with pretty much the same API.
expo.dev/blog/what-is...
expo.dev/blog/what-is...
Compared to Twitter, this app restarts a lot more frequently back to splash. Part of the reason I went to Twitter in the first place was because it saves my scroll position and does lose the articles/tweets I was reading previously. If I want new content I can scroll up/hit the jump button.
November 5, 2024 at 6:38 AM
Compared to Twitter, this app restarts a lot more frequently back to splash. Part of the reason I went to Twitter in the first place was because it saves my scroll position and does lose the articles/tweets I was reading previously. If I want new content I can scroll up/hit the jump button.
The main reason I like Twitter is when I come back to it, my scroll position is saved and I can carry on reading. When I want to read fresh tweets, I just scroll up.
Here, it seems that the app restarts waaayy too frequently and I don’t get that benefit. 🙈
Here, it seems that the app restarts waaayy too frequently and I don’t get that benefit. 🙈
November 2, 2024 at 7:41 PM
The main reason I like Twitter is when I come back to it, my scroll position is saved and I can carry on reading. When I want to read fresh tweets, I just scroll up.
Here, it seems that the app restarts waaayy too frequently and I don’t get that benefit. 🙈
Here, it seems that the app restarts waaayy too frequently and I don’t get that benefit. 🙈