Lyzer Bautista

Tried doing animation for a webdev project: mercklyzer.github.io/Lyz-Co/ #webdev #webdevelopers #webdevph

@rejhatesu ❌mag-aral ng react ✅ mag-react sa left 4 dead

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It's time to add Ruby on Rails to my arsenal.

@YenneferIlw what's the code for your discord channel?

@joshuamorony I only use "apply" on reusable styles or if I want my styles to be readable (i.e. there are too many tailwind classes). If you're used to creating classes for every HTML element, I think Vanilla CSS suits you better.

Hi, Tailwind friends - every part of me wants to apply Tailwind classes like this instead of directly on elements. It feels so much easier to understand conceptually what is going on. But relying on apply by default seems to be an anti-pattern in Tailwind. Thoughts?

Here's an article I wrote for frontend devs out there who want to create a custom API in the easiest way possible. blogs.lyzerbautista.com/json-server-th… #jsonserver

@florinpop17 lyzerbautista.com

Do you have a personal website? Show us how it looks 👇

Let that sink in lol

js > c# vscode > vs

3. I'd rather use TypeScript than to use both C# and VanillaJS.

Why Angular is a lot better? 1. Reactive Forms are way better -> built-in methods + form arrays. Implementing Form Arrays in Razor Pages is very complicated. 2. Smoother UX. Navigating through different pages in Razor Pages requires an entire page reload.

@joshuamorony Thanks! I'm actually experimenting with a signup form. I used async pipe in displaying errors. Here's what I did:

@LyzerBautista It's possible to use the async pipe with a POST, and maybe it would make sense if you are displaying a result of that POST in the template. But generally I would say just subscribe, or use something like Component Store if you would prefer not to have manual subscribes.

I've been following @joshuamorony's Reactive Programming paradigm in Angular and I just encountered a blocker. What is the best way of sending a POST request without subscribing? #Angular

I wish I had known this during my internship...

Refactoring my old Angular Project's code is like decluttering my room. I feel the same satisfaction. This time, I primarily focused on following the SOLID principle, lazy-loading, and separation of smart and dumb components. #angular #programmer #cleancode #100DaysOfCode

After a month: Elon Musk acquires YouTube.

@MubasharHashmat Sometimes sleeping can be a solution

Coding Tip! When you've had enough of bugs for a long time. Experiment with your preferred framework or language (i.e. HTML, CSS). Everything will fall into place, and you will remain motivated. #HTML5 #CSS3 #codinglife

Aside from this, lazy-loading also gives performance boost because modules are only loaded when they are needed unlike in eager-loading wherein all modules are loaded before the application starts. #angular #learning

Angular's lazy-loading feature allows us to have a cleaner and maintainable code by clustering routes. #angular #learning