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@tailwindcss
Tiny feedback: I always find these classes super confusing:
content-center (is it justify or align?)
items-center (is it justify or align?)
justify-center (is it content or items?)
I always find myself having to cycle through these and hover to see the actual CSS
Had fun with this little experiment in CSS, trying to create a pleasingly shifting gradient that doesn't repeat the same animation pattern
codesandbox.io/s/mystifying-…
Great stuff! Been waiting for something like this for ages ☺️
I tried it in React, but had to add a fake 1ms delay for the transition to work since changes are async and can't await. I'll have to look for a better pattern.
Any tips on making it less janky @jaffathecake ?
I've been dying to share this for weeks now… Introducing the page transition API!
It's still in-development, but you can play with it today. I'm really happy with where this API is heading. I hope you like it too!
youtube.com/watch?v=JCJUPJ_z…
New framework on the block! 🚨
The main value proposition is that it selects existing HTML and adds logic to it instead of producing its own HTML.
This means you can handwrite your HTML or get it from a SSR backend and it should still work.
Announcing Corset, a new approach to declarative DOM binding! corset.dev
Corset is an alternative to frameworks like React and Vue. Instead of JSX/templates, you use a CSS-like DSL to bind to the DOM that already exists.
This difference has profound implications 👇🏼
The CSS syntax is... interesting. I'm sure it will be divisive. But it's nice to see people think out of the box 😊
Too soon to tell, but I can see it pairing up with tools like Ruby on Rails quite nicely.
Great work @matthewcp !
Hey @SeaRyanC, I was writing this code earlier and wondering why in the first example `n` is unknown, since TS could know it is a number given we pass an array of numbers as an argument
Would love to learn more about it if you don't mind
typescriptlang.org/play?ssl=…
![const map = <A, B>(fn: (a: A) => B) => (array: A[]): B[] => array.map(fn)
map(n => n * 2)([1, 2, 3])
map<number, number>(n => n * 2)([1, 2, 3])](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FJqeNYtXwAE40W3.jpg?name=orig)
ALT const map = <A, B>(fn: (a: A) => B) => (array: A[]): B[] => array.map(fn) map(n => n * 2)([1, 2, 3]) map<number, number>(n => n * 2)([1, 2, 3])
Nicolas retweeted
Had the honor of rebuilding/migrating the official @Reactjs docs and blog from Gatsby to Next.js last year. Awesome to finally see it live and all the new content. Will post a full write up soon. Congrats to
@rachelnabors and the rest of the team for shipping!
So you know that year we all spent locked inside? Well, this is how I spent it: beta.reactjs.org
Full deets and comments here: github.com/reactjs/reactjs.o…
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I'm delighted to say that the second podcast episode is up! I chat with @nicolas_dev_ about bootcamps and their value for career switchers, there is gold in here for any #CodeNewbie:
careerswitchtocoding.com/pod…
Shout out to @CodingBlocks Slack where we met 😀
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Just wrapped up my second podcast for CareerSwitcToCoding with @nicolas_dev_ previous head of teaching at Boolean Bootcamp, a fantastic chat! We covered a huge amount of ground for career switchers. Hugely grateful for his time, thank you Nicolas
Whatever the topic and wherever you stand, I believe it is crucial for debate and educated discussions to be allowed to take place and help us move forward
#followTheSilence
The DarkHorse Clips Channel now has 2 YouTube strikes. 3 and the channel is gone--along with much of our family income. The cost is acceptable if it brings attn to medical mismanagement of COVID, & the deadly danger of censorship.
Want us to fight? Make #FollowTheSilence trend.
Nicolas retweeted
📢 Introducing domevents.dev 👩🔬
A visualiser to help people learn about the DOM Event system through exploration
Nicolas retweeted
6 of Europe's top 20 cities for #techinvestment are in the UK and Ireland - per @TechNation's awesome report technation.io/report2020. At Boolean we deliver our #training fully remotely, so you can be anywhere in UK&I and still access high quality #education
