Dogan Saglam (Dawn)

Happy to share that I'm officially starting to work as a front-end developer in @artlabsai! 🥳 I still can't believe it's happening.🤯 I've sacrificed a lot during my journey and spent a lot of time in front of the screen. It wasn't easy but 100% worth it. Keep pushing #100devs

what men think.

@RhysSullivan Don’t give them ideas

Database platform that's free to use but returns ads in string columns

@sercanov @sdamico @ImpulseLabs_ Let them cook

@sdamico @ImpulseLabs_ That's actually genius, cooktop and ovens should have been first to get smarter

We’re cooking — and I genuinely think we made something super special @ImpulseLabs_

@sercanov @AnthropicAI Incoming her 2

I want Claude as my roommate. @AnthropicAI is that something you're working on?

@JeremiahDJohns A new fear unlocked

Google's new AI search results are having quite the week. Here's a thread with some of my favorite answers:

Still laughing about the time a computer scientist who had his bike stolen tried to explain binary search to a cop

@NBBTheCoder German

@dsaglam94 Learning which language?

It’s all about consistency 🫡

@trashh_dev Gotta show off

why do engineers say self taught and no cs degree as if it’s a badge of honor

I’ve become addicted to slowly building my career and my future

@dannypostma @sercanov 🤔

🎯 Make use of action words to get your visitors to click. Did you know that there are certain words that are proven to have a positive influence on your conversion rate? There are some words that trigger positive feelings in the reader, which will cause them to convert faster. These are often words that either make the product feel special, that add a sense of urgency, or that make the product personal. Next time you write a CTA, try mixing in one or more of these words (if applicable): - Free - New - You - Start - Now Don’t be afraid to mix up your wording a little either. As long as you’re clear about what the button is for, unique wording can often be beneficial. Which would you click faster? “Buy now” or “Start Increasing Your Conversions Now!”?

@rauchg gpt, copilot, notion

Do you Google less due to LLM alternatives? If yes, reply which apps or features replace searches (e.g.: Perplexity, Phind, Copilot, Raycast AI, Notion AI, ChatGPT…)

@DenizBank #denizbank [Tr] Şey acaba ödeme hatırlatması durumunu spana çevirmeseniz mi? Bunun yanında aynı miktarda mail de atıyorsunuz. Ödeme tarihi gelmeden bir hafta önce buna başlamanız da garip. Darlamayın bu kadar.

App directory is great btw

@TkDodo @incepterr Ah, what I wanted to mean was that the filters were needed only for another specific component and not for any components. That makes two components, sorry 😅 Thanks a lot for the help, I really appreciate your time 🙏

@dsaglam94 @incepterr If filters were only needed for one component, you wouldn't have the problem. Apparently you need them in a new component now - to read from the queryCache :)

I've been searching for an answer to this but I failed. So here I am asking the guru @TkDodo 😅 Is it possible to get a specific query result from the cache without all keys? Trying to consume the same filtered query from a different component without knowing the query filter🤔

@incepterr @TkDodo Yeah, you are right. My questions just came from my curiosity to see if it's possible to use react-query that way without installing another lib to the project. Filters are needed only for one specific component and I thought it would be too much to just install a new lib 😅

@TkDodo @dsaglam94 Basically @dsaglam94 or anyone wanting to do this, but you too if you have any insights or words since you said there are ways to achieve it

@TkDodo I tried a similar way and it returned me an array of all the caches. I thought maybe there is a way to extract the query key I passed from there or get the data I need but failed 😅

@dsaglam94 there are ways to read from the cache with `queryClient.getQueryData(key, { exact: false })`, but you will get a random entry. Also, it doesn't subscribe your component, which has a bunch of drawbacks