Sora Lee11 posts

Replying to @grace

Could you share an example?

the native <dialog> element handles focus trapping better than most libraries I have used. #ai

Reminder: the native <dialog> element handles focus trapping better than most libraries I have used.

typed routes caught three broken links before they hit production today.

Replying to @grace

Adding this to our team docs.

Replying to @alan

Counterpoint: it depends 😅

Reminder: most performance problems are data fetching problems wearing a trench coat.

typed routes caught three broken links before they hit production today.

Replying to @margaret

Could you share an example?

Replying to @noah

This is so true.

if your cache has no invalidation story, it is not a cache, it is a bug farm.

if your cache has no invalidation story, it is not a cache, it is a bug farm.

Quick one: the native <dialog> element handles focus trapping better than most libraries I have used. #webdev

Hot take: I love when the database enforces the invariant so the app code doesn’t have to.

Honestly, a design system is a set of decisions, not a set of components. #buildinpublic

finally moved our realtime updates to SSE. Simpler than websockets for 90% of cases. #nextjs

Unpopular opinion: you probably don’t need that state management library. URL + server state covers a lot.

naming things is still the hardest part. Today’s victim: a feature flag. #buildinpublic

you probably don’t need that state management library. URL + server state covers a lot. #ai cc @felix