andrew levine

starting up a fun new side project :)

@AndrewKSchlecht @DaveDuFourNBA titlepie.com/p/gleaming-cro… Great episode, fun exercise.

This is @DaveDuFourNBA and I's NBA Contender Pie Where did we get it wrong? Here is the episode where we discuss: youtube.com/watch?v=kCIzD8…

Toy project: TitlePie.com. Built for NBA fans, inspired by a recent @AthleticNBAShow episode titlepie.com

@BrooksLybrand #assertvalue-message" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">nodejs.org/api/assert.htm… 😄

Hey @drewml, didn't you tell me about something now built into Node that's an alternative to something like `tiny-invariant`? npmjs.com/package/tiny-i…

@brianleroux Think I’m going off surma.dev/things/is-post… > Something that the algorithm above doesn’t spell out explicitly is the fact that serialization blocks the sending realm, while deserialization blocks the receiving realm.

@brianleroux Huh, I’ve always been under the impression that postMessage + structured clone still requires (blocking) deserialization on the main thread.

don't be that guy begin.com/blog/posts/202…

@brianleroux to clarify, wondering if the worker is really necessary here vs keeping things simpler and fetching on the main thread

@brianleroux Neat post! I’m confused about the worker bit: > Updating data may require fetching data from the server, which can be slow. If we can offload this slow work somewhere we can avoid stalling the interactivity of the UI This should be mostly async except the JSON parse?

social image looks like shit, just gonna roll with it

Fun trick to speed up TypeScript checking in some apps blog.levineandrew.com/hide-your-larg…

@captbaritone @chelseahollow Didn’t realize you’d been working on it so long. Congratulations! Really inspiring stuff

.@chelseahollow just surprised me with a cake for Webamp’s 9th anniversary! 🎂 ⚡️

@BrooksLybrand @mjackson I should probably hit that publish button 😄 blog.levineandrew.com/apollo-client-…

@mjackson I imagine you'll get a biased answer here, but I was still a little surprised by the results @drewml wrote a blog for us at H-E-B (that he never published!) showing how easily we all were inadvertently creating waterfalls by using Apollo Client to fetch data in our components 🙃

Would you rather have your data fetching associated with the current route or with a component?

@zeeg Is a similar vein, would be neat if Sentry could try and replicate bugs the SDK already found by inferring a user’s trail via breadcrumbs (guessing they’re too lossy, but would be cool)

@zeeg Curious what the MITM role was (passive traffic collection for learning flows? Replaying requests for instrumented clients without hitting real server later)?

Anyone wanna come build this? Hackweek project I built in 2019, but still dream of shipping. Whats not shown here: a MITM proxy that was simulating traffic on production websites to identify bugs without being instrumented

👇 Extremely valuable hire for any team. Would not be on the market if I could hire out of state

blog.levineandrew.com/react-internal… been awhile since I’ve had to write the term “expando”

Built a new blog, so now I have to start writing. blog.levineandrew.com/use-client-and…

@patmeenan @ericlaw There’s also the CSS Overview panel that can show unused declarations learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsof…

The DevTools don't have a way to hunt for dead style rules, do they?

@g33konaut @sebmarkbage @andrewingram @alvarlagerlof @nextjs Thank you! 🙏

Does @nextjs on the app router make sure that search engine crawlers get none of the suspense boundaries?