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we're hiring! please reach out to me if you think you'd be a great fit for any of our eng roles. expo is an amazing place to work, i've been here for 10 years and i'm looking for people to work with for the next 10! expo.dev/careers

I am available as a #freelance is anyone need help for a #React project :)

Is anyone using RSD (react-strict-dom) around here ? github.com/facebook/react…

Apple today took a shot at React Native and other cross-platform frameworks. I have thoughts. First, the quote in question, from their keynote (around the 40 minute mark): "Some other frameworks promise the ability to write code once for Android and iOS. And that may sound good, but by the time you've written custom code to adapt each platform's conventions, connected to hardware with platform-specific APIs, implemented accessibility, and then filled in functionality gaps by adding additional logic and relying on a host of plugins, you've likely written a lot more code than you'd planned on. And you are still left with an app that could be slower, look out of place, and can't directly take advantage of features like Live Activities and widgets. Apple's native frameworks are uncompromisingly focused on helping you build the best apps."

it's true, you should have more than one

@Neo_Serval Banane Carhartt noir. Simple et efficace.

Les mecs vous utilisez quoi l’été pour mettre vos affaires (clefs, écouteurs, etc) pour vous balader sans avoir les poches remplies de merdier ?

Garmin ou apple watch pour partir à l'aventure? @MoOx a fait son choix pour sa participation à pekin express 🗺️

I just published `sf-symbols-svg` because I find myself to do this often by hand. Hope this will be useful for others. github.com/MoOx/sf-symbol…

📰 You are using @cursor_ai incorrectly... ghuntley.com/stdlib/ Dad, it's like you are teaching it how to build and ride a bike. First you are describing what pedals are, what their purpose is and how to install them onto a bike. When the AI attempts to screw the pedals in clockwise, you are correcting it to so that it screws counter-clockwise which means that you'll never have to do that again. Eventually you'll have a fully functioning bike that can assemble another bike by itself and then can be used to make a Ferrari... - my son

TIL: flexWrap: "wrap-reverse"

Worst idea ever. Link are not accessible with keyboard when using display: contents;

I wasn't expecting the children of the Link to work but it is… display: contents is surprisingly awesome.

I think I found a tip to replace next/link legacyBehavior without touching too much your tree (especially interesting if you use your own text component) <Link href="/" style={{display: "contents"}}><Text ... />... Seems to work well.

It all started by working on chatbot for my personal website... I was like "ok I need a name & an avatar for this bot". Let's go with "botmax". Which gave me an obvious "Baymax" idea. Then it escalated quickly.

Super cool video about #React performance and React Compiler youtube.com/watch?v=INLq9R…

Another idea of this hook is that it doesn't rely on a context or a useEffect/useSyncExternalStore, mostly for SSR, but this would mean that an "theme" change (via a toggle) would require a forced re-render of the entire app. Is this a bad idea ?

I am working on a theme concept that need to work on #React Native and the web (Next). Main API is a "useTheme" hook. I don't like the idea of this hook because currently it requires "use client" on all components that use it. Am I incorrectly thinking that's a bad requirement?

i’m speaking for everyone when i say that drone shows are way better than fireworks

“I’ll just refactor this prototype to be purely functional without side effects.”

@_chenglou I am using the « ask me more if needed » in almost all my prompts and it’s clearly a time saver

Trying some new prompts to use for coding: - "If this isn't clear enough, ask me more" - "Does this make sense? Give an example if you understood the spec"