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IanKDuffy
@IanKDuffy
Senior JavaScript Engineer - Next JS | Ruby on Rails | SCSS | NodeJS He/Him https://t.co/W9eMwpzY7Q
Newcastle Upon Tyne, England Katılım Ocak 2015
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🎟️ Framer is sponsoring @PerfNowConf this year, and we have a free (non-transferable) ticket worth €800 to give away! Anyone want one?
📍 Where: Amsterdam, Oct 30-31
🙋 What to do: follow @Framer and respond to this tweet. I’ll randomly choose a winner at 5 pm CET :)
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@hiitsricardo @rauchg If you had a brain you be aware nextjs doesn't cost anything as it opens source.
But keep being a clown.
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Congrats President Trump 🇺🇸
Excited about the impact 𝕏, prediction markets, citizen journalism, podcasts, and the open web played in fostering democracy and a free media. It's a new world.
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@buildsghost @rauchg Glad I never deployed to vercel and stuck with netlify.
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@rauchg This tweet has already been linked to in every JS work and community chat I'm a part of, and I'm watching people in real time move off of Vercel. Good work shithead
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@mattjoslen Cheers,
I seen some saying put aria-labeledby to the header when it nested. I noticed when doing this Dev tools accessibility tree adds the region to the title and nests it.
Will keep reading and trying stuff out.
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@IanKDuffy Nope! Section tags are implicit landmarks as long as they contain defining headers and content. Adding aria to it would be redundant.
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Sat myself at a bar here in Den Haag. The very first thing the bartender said to me is ‘Are you an IT guy?’ 😂
Sir, I’m in *tech*.
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@MariusVatasoiu @limettejs Would browsers not read the web components as a div originally and suddenly end the head at parse time ?
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For the next version of @limettejs I want to add more control for the <head> element.
I'm testing a <lmt-head> component like the <Head/> component in Next.js/Fresh.
Current dilemma, should I merge all the tags to avoid duplicates at this stage? 🤔
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@AdamRackis Not sure that Eco friendly to go door to door on sign in.
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@SavvasStephnds They been days where I stood the entire day and it clicked at the end of the day.
Stand ups, backlog refinement type meetings and pairing on a problem I tend to stand, as I focus better.
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People with standing desks, how much time do you spend daily working standing up ?
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@jh3yy I usually ask this at the end after do you have questions on our ways of working ect so literally at the end of the interview. But before the good bye.
It tends to feel more casual at the end, and give them time to ask anything that they kinda have not decided too.
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pro tip: near the end of an interview, tell your interviewers that you want the role
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@akoskm Cheers.
Got an article on it, need to add some improvements to it but been super busy. iankduffy.com/articles/commo…
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useState(fn()) or useState(() => fn()) can make or break your app.
No matter how long you've been working with React, or how many posts, books, and courses you've written, sometimes you miss the simplest things.
Shoutout to @IanKDuffy for pointing this out!
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@akoskm @astrodotbuild I expect the function inside the useState will trigger each time even though the initial state is set. Try putting a console log inside and you should see it on each state change, but it doesn't overwrite the state. I believe doing useState(() => function here()) will solve it.
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@simeonGriggs Makes sense, just thinking as I got apps still on pages which now throws juniors off, but we not been able to move them for different reasons.
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@IanKDuffy I'm leaving one course available to view – but including a big disclaimer on that you probably actually don't need it anymore 😅
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I'm currently deleting entire paragraphs, code snippets and deprecating an entire course from our Next.js Learn track because the new API's we're cooking are so 🤏
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