Giovanni Lituma

If you're interested in learning design over the holidays, Dann Petty just put his design course on for free!

Happy Friday everyone! Keep coding! 🚀 #100daysofcode

@kentcdodds @tailwindcss Hey Kent. What is your opinion tailwindcss vs style components when you are working on react projects?

Skip to the end. Use @tailwindcss.

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Just got my ticket for #nextjsconf by @vercel, claim yours! Let's make the Web. Faster. nextjs.org/conf/tickets/o…

👋 We're working on making it easier to share and discover Spaces you are interested in. Here's a prototype built by one of our engineers @linukxxx, of a way for hosts to tag their Spaces with Twitter Topics.

You can now download our latest update introducing play.js Live! Collaborating with other @codesandbox users in real time from anywhere has never been easier 🚀 codesandbox.io/post/introduci…

This year the official React Community Survey is bringing the whole family together: React, React Native, Relay—we want to hear from you all! Take the survey today; help us build for tomorrow❤ surveys.savanta.com/survey/selfser…

What is one of your favorite hacks that you use as a developer? I will share my new one. Press . on any Github repo 😎

If you divide web development into 7 parts, it becomes a little easier. Part 1: HTML and CSS 🧱🎨 Part 2: CSS frameworks 🧮 Part 3: JS and DOM ⚙️📃 Part 4: Git and GitHub 🗂️ Part 5: React / Angular / Vue ⚛️ Part 6: Node.js 🔙🔚 Part 7: API - @Rapid_API 🐙 Part 8: Database 🗄️

My take on Why @TailwindCSS: swyx.io/why-tailwind/ Probably obvious to experts, but it's the top organic Google result for "Why Tailwind" now. I think more people should write straightforward "Why X" or "What is X" posts. You don't always have to write earthshattering theses.

How to enable SSH on your Linux machine so you can access it from another This may sound hard, but it is simple, and I find it quite useful. I use two different computers, my regular windows machine, and my Linux machine. 👇

React DevTools 4.14 has just been released with a highly anticipated feature that displays hook names for inspected components. Try it out and share your feedback with us! We hope it's helpful!

Manage React Application State with Jotai by @dai_shi (course on @eggheadio) egghead.io/courses/manage…

As promised, a working demo of React 18's new startTransition feature ✌️ Now with more insight into WHY this feature is so exciting and how it improves your apps. Enjoy ❤️ read 👉 swizec.com/blog/a-better-… try 👉 …actals-git-react-18-swizec.vercel.app

In case you missed it, here's the recording from the React 18 Working Group Twitter Spaces Q&A last week! youtube.com/watch?v=F4YjkM…

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The best way to learn how to build Design Systems is to see how others have done it. Peel back the layers on design systems from leading design orgs like @DesigningUber, @GoogleDesign & @spotifydesign; now available on the Figma community: designsystems.com/open-design-sy…