Jimmy Merritello retweeted
I dunno what the string “use blah” is in Next but that’s the weirdest fucking syntax I ever did see. Please, stop this. Writing lines of code is cheaper than ever before.
Jimmy Merritello retweeted
I don't understand why squash merging is not the default on GitHub. The other options make no sense, and just slow things down.
Similarly, it's confusing that people *still* use `git merge`. It makes everything so complicated. Always rebase, never merge.
Jimmy Merritello retweeted
You need about a half-dozen different services/subscriptions to watch NHL games, & even then you're blacked out randomly or there's some random switch to a different network that you can only access if you answer these riddles three.
Best sport in the world and nobody can watch.
Jimmy Merritello retweeted
I just learned the professional way to say "I told you so":
"This was identified early on as a likely outcome."
Jimmy Merritello retweeted
Continuously merging under feature flags is also a development tool. Feature flags aren't only for A/B testing.
Jimmy Merritello retweeted
As a multiple-time startup founder, here are some the top 3 things I’ll do differently next time:
Jimmy Merritello retweeted
Made a github action-ish script that will analyze your next.js bundle for each pull request, and includes perf budgets. Hope it's helpful, feedback welcome!
github.com/hashicorp/nextjs-…
cc @vercel
Jimmy Merritello retweeted
It’s finally here: #HashiConf Europe starts tomorrow and we have a lot in store for you over the next few days. Tune in for product announcements, technical sessions, giveaways, and more. Hope to see you there! hashiconf.com/europe
Jimmy Merritello retweeted
HashiCorp Learn has a new look. Our goal was to provide clear content discovery pathways for new and existing practitioners. Take a look, try a tutorial, and let us know what you think
learn.hashicorp.com/
Jimmy Merritello retweeted
I've lost count of the podcasts, articles, talks...I've consumed about how to electrify our energy system, but this is by a mile the most easy to understand, we-can-actually-do-it I've come across.
@GriffithSaul @CleanGridView
@Stphn_Lacey
podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR…
Jimmy Merritello retweeted
We're hiring again on my small, friendly, and very nextjs-focused team at @HashiCorp -- if you want to work with us or know someone who would, please take a look or pass this along! hashicorp.com/job/3000578
Jimmy Merritello retweeted
I'm stunned by how simple my @nodejs http client 'Undici' has become. It's also twice as fast of the old 'http' module in core. It's stable, and you should use it right now.
buff.ly/2DPII6P
Jimmy Merritello retweeted
In a position to make choices about where you work & looking for a change? HashiCorp Design is hiring across multiple teams, at all levels of experience (Directors, Managers, ICs) in Design System, Product Design, Web Presence, Practitioner Experience & more. DMs open 🤍
Jimmy Merritello retweeted
This is essential watching for any react devs. This feels easily like the biggest change to to react since hooks, and the impact of this change feels much larger than that of hooks. Very excited that the @vercel team collaborated on this, and for my team to help test when ready!
As 2020 comes to an end we wanted to share a special Holiday Update on our research into zero-bundle-size React Server Components. The demo is available now whether you want to play with it during the holiday, or when work picks back up in the new year. reactjs.org/server-component…
ALT Data Fetching with Server Components
