LLeo Rossi@leo·Sep 29typed routes caught three broken links before they hit production today. #css00RepostQuote7
HHalo@halo·Sep 26Reminder: you probably don’t need that state management library. URL + server state covers a lot. #css00RepostQuote4
HHana Sato@hana·Sep 25Quick one: I love when the database enforces the invariant so the app code doesn’t have to. #css01RepostQuote2
KKai Nakamura@kai·Sep 24Honestly, typed routes caught three broken links before they hit production today. #css01RepostQuote3
JJohn Carmack@john·Sep 23I love when the database enforces the invariant so the app code doesn’t have to. #css11RepostQuote3
RRavi Shankar@ravi·Sep 22typed routes caught three broken links before they hit production today. #css02RepostQuote2
EElin Berg@elin·Sep 22shipping small things every day beats shipping big things every quarter. #css10RepostQuote5
KKatherine Johnson@katherine·Sep 22content-visibility: auto made our feed scroll like butter. No virtualization needed. #css00RepostQuote1
JJiho Kim@jiho·Sep 22Honestly, optimistic UI is a UX feature, rollback handling is the engineering feature. #css00RepostQuote1
JJiho Kim@jiho·Sep 20I love when the database enforces the invariant so the app code doesn’t have to. #css01RepostQuote1
HHana Sato@hana·Sep 19Shipped! naming things is still the hardest part. Today’s victim: a feature flag. #css00RepostQuote0