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Javan Makhmali retweeted
My loss (of job) is your gain. I'm offering 10% off my next Hotwire course which is in early access and still in development with the coupon code LAYOFF.
store.afomera.dev/learn-hotw…
It has a few modules up with more to come, we're getting into the meaty bits next!
#rails #ruby
Javan Makhmali retweeted
The splat (*) operator has a variety of uses in Ruby, one of my favourites is array manipulation. It allows you to construct and destructure arrays more concisely and explicitly than similar available functionalities.
Javan Makhmali retweeted
👋 I'm looking for work in customer support/success or community management!
💼 7+ years' experience providing world-class support for Basecamp, running its EU/APAC team and all-hands support initiative
📍 Berlin or remote
🎅🏻 More about me: linktr.ee/yolkbae
💌 DMs open!
Javan Makhmali retweeted
The Modern Guide to Packaging Your JavaScript Library is here!
⌨️ ~3,000 words
💁21 sections
✅ Peer reviewed
ℹ️ 26 citations
👐Bundler agnostic
But most importantly (to me), it's open source with the goal of keeping it up-to-date as time goes on.
github.com/frehner/modern-gu…
Javan Makhmali retweeted
Web Design with a Marker chriscoyier.net/?p=6843
Javan Makhmali retweeted
a gentle reminder—the rails community has always been bigger than just one person.
the rails community was built by every person who contributed to, wrote/spoke about, taught, and found joy in the framework. and as long as those folks are around, it will continue to flourish. ♥️
Javan Makhmali retweeted
I've reviewed over 1000 PRs on @rails in my free time for 6 years, with your help I'd like to make it more 👉
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Javan Makhmali retweeted
With @wirecutter/@nytimes management refusing to come to the table to reach a deal, 100% of our unit will be striking from Thanksgiving through Cyber Monday. The best way you can support us is by boycotting @wirecutter from 11/25-11/29: wirecutterunion.com/support-…
ALT An image with the Wirecutter Union logo in the upper left corner, the words "on strike!," a pair of wirecutters being split by a lightning bolt, and the text "Support the workers: Don't shop through Wirecutter from November 25-29"
Javan Makhmali retweeted
I described Javan once as "one box where you input hard problems and solutions just come out". He's seriously amazing and among the best humans I've ever worked with ❤️ Already jealous of his future workmates!
Hi friends, I’ve had a nice long break and I’m ready to get back at it. If you’re familiar with my work and know of any interesting job openings that align, hit me up!
🙇♂️ javan.us
Javan Makhmali retweeted
Javan is one of the best that I've worked with!
I used to struggle hard with js, but through his example, patient pairing sessions, code reviews, + amazing inventions, it became so fun to write js.
He's a wonderful person, a kind teammate, and a brilliant programmer.
Hi friends, I’ve had a nice long break and I’m ready to get back at it. If you’re familiar with my work and know of any interesting job openings that align, hit me up!
🙇♂️ javan.us
Javan Makhmali retweeted
Javan is a gem of a human, and if you are looking to hire someone who is thoughtful, kind and smart, you should put his name at the top of your list. Working with him was a joy and I learnt so, so much.
Hi friends, I’ve had a nice long break and I’m ready to get back at it. If you’re familiar with my work and know of any interesting job openings that align, hit me up!
🙇♂️ javan.us
Javan Makhmali retweeted
One of the most talented developers I've ever met is looking for their next project.
Hi friends, I’ve had a nice long break and I’m ready to get back at it. If you’re familiar with my work and know of any interesting job openings that align, hit me up!
🙇♂️ javan.us
Javan Makhmali retweeted
As tech workers, we create the tools that power the @nytimes. We work together, build together, and are ready to vote yes for our union. If management insists on engaging in Unfair Labor Practices and dividing us, we will have no choice but to walk out together tomorrow at noon.
Javan Makhmali retweeted
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ALT Granddaughter in blue shirt holding grandma in pink cardigan, helping her to walk with the walkie. Grandma is explaining she used to have a little fake cassette with a headphone wire to trick her car into playing an iPod shuffle. Granddaughter answers “sure gradma let’s get you to bed”.
Javan Makhmali retweeted
TIL ResizeObserver & IntersectionObserver need to be manually disconnected, else they leak memory through their callback.
This happens in all browsers.
MutationObserver and event listeners don't have this issue.
Make sure you manually disconnect resize/intersection observers!
ALT // An element is leaked with every click: button.onclick = () => { const el = document.createElement('div'); new ResizeObserver( () => console.log('resize', el.getBoundingClientRect()) ).observe(el); document.body.append(el); // later… el.remove(); }; // Doesn't leak: button.onclick = () => { const el = document.createElement('div'); const resizeObserver = new ResizeObserver( () => console.log('resize', el.getBoundingClientRect()) ); resizeObserver.observe(el); document.body.append(el); // later… el.remove(); resizeObserver.disconnect(); };
Javan Makhmali retweeted
I just released a very first and draft version of a Turbo Showcase. My intention is to make a collection of examples and components that can be built using Turbo.
Code is Open Source and contributions/requests are very welcome!
turbo-showcase.herokuapp.com…
Javan Makhmali retweeted
Here's a short video series where I introduce Hotwire, Turbo Laravel, and a bit of Turbo Native. I go over the building blocks for making applications this way. I hope I can show you the power of this approach, even though I'm only scratching the surface: tonysm.com/courses/hotwire-l…
Javan Makhmali retweeted
We’re getting closer to the Modern JS book’s fully Hotwire-compatible beta version. Which means we are looking for tech reviewers.
If you are interested, DM me. All levels of previous knowledge welcome. Thanks — reviewers make the book better!
