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My dad sent this! Interesting stuff! #math #worksmart #workright

@jaffathecake OMG! Congratulations and Thank you for joining Firefox.

Yay! It's the first Firefox release since I've joined the team, so let's take a look at some of the new developer-facing features in Firefox 142… 🧵

@hyodotdev This is huge. Congratulations 👍🏻

Our open sources are now backed by Meta! 🎉 On Korea’s Liberation Day, I’m excited to share — Meta is now sponsoring our in-app purchase libraries, from React Native IAP to Expo IAP. This unexpected support means a lot and feels like recognition for 8 years of dedication to IAP solutions. I’m working on new ways to make IAP even more accessible and reliable for developers. Stay tuned — exciting things are coming! #opensource #reactnative #expo #inapppurchase #iap #mobiledevelopment #Meta #sponsorship #thankyou #facebook

@Steve8708 OMG!! I never knew it was 2 different companies.

FOR THE LAST TIME GUYS THIS IS A DIFFERENT COMPANY

@vmod__ @Baconbrix 100% doesn't look intuitive.

@Baconbrix Is it just me or it doesn't look intuitive at all 🤔

Bulk moving apps on iOS is such a nice feature

@RahulVellal You should publish your full video of Yendaro Mahanubhavulu. The world needs it.

@Baconbrix WOW! This is really good. It works surely boost productivity.

React Native dev tools just keep getting better 🚀

This!!

@Baconbrix This is brilliant! Thanks.

@bozzmob For web. Use nativewind for universal support. github.com/expo/examples/…

🚀 Expo Router v3 is here—Full-stack React for iOS, Android, and web! ◆ API Routes (beta) ◆ Bundle splitting ◆ 30% smaller, 2x faster web exports ◆ Router testing library ◆ New <Link /> props ◆ Tailwind and Sentry support

"Vector Store for DynamoDB" ... "provided through a zero ETL integration with opensearch"... Swami... that's not a vector store *in* dynamodb lol.

Do you remember when you joined X? I do! #MyXAnniversary

@sergiodxa @ryanflorence @thdxr 100% agree!!

@ryanflorence @thdxr This should be part of the language, everything in async.js should be tbh

JS challenge: - you have a list of 1000 items - you have an async function `process(item)` - you need to process all items - it needs to be done concurrently, but not more than 25 at a time - collect items with errors what's the cleanest way to do this? libraries allowed

@alvarlagerlof @jaredpalmer

@jaredpalmer That page doesn't seem to say anywhere that it makes a db branch for every git branch. Does it?

"Make something people want" vercel.com/storage

@savyasacin @debarghya_das @vitraai Thanks Sujay for sharing about Vitra.ai.

Free startup idea in India: Build realistic audio generation for Indian languages (like Eleven Labs). Unlike language-specific LLMs, this is a data problem that can realistically be solved and unlock TREMENDOUS value.

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“I used to be in crypto, but now I got interested in AI"

@nixcraft Revolt and Counter Strike

What is the oldest game you still play and enjoy regularly?

@leeerob Is the blog not SEO optimized? When I search the blog title on Google, I see substack links. I don't see your blog link on the 1st page of google. Am I missing something?

I just launched a new version of my site! ◆ Next.js 13 + `app/` directory ◆ MDX with React Server Components ◆ Tailwind CSS for styling ◆ Framer Motion for animations ◆ PlanetScale + Auth.js ◆ Vercel Analytics Code → dub.sh/leerob-repo dub.sh/leerob

@shadcn Thanks for sharing your insights. 👍🏻

@bozzmob "Blazing fast" Perf is good. Site is as fast as when using pages + getStaticProps. Which is a good thing. DX is better with next/font, next/image...etc Adding vercel/og soon.

Upgraded my personal site from Next.js 12 to Next.js 13 with app dir: ◆ next-mdx-remote to contentlayer ◆ switched to shikijs for highlighting ◆ yarn to pnpm ◆ vercel/analytics ◆ next/font Core web vitals looking good!