Thomas Bekaert

I had some fun with the @scriptableapp and the @linear API this weekend and I created an iOS widget for the Linear inbox It comes in 3 different sizes and issues can be pressed for direct access gist.github.com/tbekaert/5a53e…

@Eurostar Bonjour, j'aimerai pouvoir ajouter des points manquants à mon compte club eurostar mais l'option n'est plus disponible sur votre site et votre formulaire de contact ne fonctionne pas. Quelle est la marche à suivre svp? Merci

@browsercompany @github This button can be used to mark as viewed all the files that don't need to be thoroughly reviewed, like assets, test snapshots or renamed/deleted files I had a hard time finding an open source PR containing assets so thanks @mattpocockuk for the video demo material 😄

When moving to Arc by @browsercompany, the things I missed the most were my beloved bookmarklets. Little did I know they could be replaced by Boosts to achieve an even better result! Behold `Mark as viewed` button for @github pull request 🎉 Code here: gist.github.com/tbekaert/d50ff…

I will try to give TypeScript daily tips and advices in this thread 🧵👇 My goal is to gradually explain some advanced concepts I used in my own codebase or libraries like github.com/swan-io/chicane

@acdlite You have @withgraphite if you want stacked PRs without needing to setup anything

I wish GitHub had an option to run checks on every commit, rather than every push. In lieu of a built-in solution, I have to push once per commit! (What I _really_ want is stacked PRs, but in the meantime...)

@leeerob Hey 👋 Not sure if I'm doing something wrong but `next export` seems off when deploying on Vercel and using TurboRepo, as if it was not uploading html files and `_next` folder (everything is fine locally)

@mattpocockuk Hey Matt ! Great work as always 💪 Small heads up, there is a tiny typo in the release notes Cheers

We shipped SIX THOUSAND words of docs for this update - an entire handbook on how to use your monorepo. Check out the Monorepo Handbook here: turborepo.org/docs/handbook

Rappel: c'est ce soir 🍺

Pour nous aussi c’est la rentrée 🎉🍻 C’est avec grand plaisir que nous vous annonçons notre 1er meet-up de la saison au Talent Garden, sur un sujet autour de typescript et du routing 🎯 Nous vous attendons nombreux 🍻🍻 ➡️ meetup.com/frontendbeers/…

Saveur Bière, 2007 - 2012. The end - cheers.com 🍻 et merci à tous ceux qui m'ont accompagnés dans cette aventure de dingue ! @SaveurBiere #beer #ecommerce

@flexbox_ I’d suggest @growth_book: you get feature flags at runtime, forced values based on user attributes (great for debugging before launching publicly), percentage rollout, ab testing and you can host it yourself (open source) or take a paid plan

What's the best library for "feature flag" management in #react #reactnative ?

I created an Open Collective tier goal to support react-native-bootsplash new architecture support officially: opencollective.com/react-native-b… I will probably open one for react-native-localize / react-native-permissions soon.

@zoontek Parfait, merci !

@Tombek Je vais les uploader lundi 🙂

Pour les curieux, je donnes un talk mercredi prochain à ParisJS: "TypeScript avancé: comment on a rendu notre router typesafe" meetup.com/Paris-js/event…

@zoontek Ça a été enregistré quelque part? Moyen d'avoir les slides au pire? 🙂

C'est mercredi prochain, et il reste de la place!

On vous en parlait il y'a quelques jours .. 🤔 Voilà le 1er meetup de la saison 2 de Frontend Beers ! 🎉 Avec @EmmanuelDemey pour nous parler de @NxDevTools ⚒️ @SaveurBiere toujours avec nous pour vous désaltérer ! 🍻 meetup.com/frontendbeers/…

✨ We just shipped Chicane v1.0.0 📦 A type-safe router for React and TypeScript. Forget fragile URL strings, Chicane gives you every possible guarantee about routes consumption AND creation. ➡️ Check it out: swan-io.github.io/chicane/

@zoontek When I have a tricky route, I just use rewrites to have more control over the path I want the route to be displayed on nextjs.org/docs/api-refer…

@Tombek Fortunately it's for a small project, but I can easily imagine how we could have to fight against if the project goes a little bit bigger.

I'm currently using NextJS for a small side project. The file / page based router feels like a huge regression, I'm not sure how people can like this.

Here’s the problem with 1:1s as an engineering manager: Most engineers don’t come to 1:1s with set agendas, so it turns into you talking for >30% of the time. 🤔 As an EM, how do you make the most of 1:1 time for your direct report?