Reginald Johnson

Guys, I’m sorry but - AnimateReactNative.com is making 1-2 sells/month - YouTube channel is making $30/month - DM’ed tons of companies/startups for sponsorships, 0 got back to me I will still pursue this, I’m writing here to print this tweet at some point in the future:)

I just got let go from my job due to another round of layoffs (& I’m a contractor) If anyone can refer me to any positions, I’m looking for intermediate Analytics Engineer. Open to similar data positions. I’m basically a SQL jedi. reposts are appreciated 🙏🏽 ty in advance

hi friends! I find myself approaching the end of the month and I REALLY need to land a new contract, like, this week 😬 any companies looking to partner on content? explainer videos, tutorials, social media, etc. — I'm available! info@learnwithjason.dev (plz share — thanks!)

@housecor @housecor @pkerschbaum, any recommendations on how to make this rule and eslint's prefer-arrow-callback work well together?

Problem: React's useEffect only specifies when code should run. It doesn’t document why it should run or what it should do. This makes useEffect hard to read, debug, and maintain. Solution: Use a custom ESLint rule to require using a named function. Here’s a custom rule from @pkerschbaum Here's the result:

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@anthonygore Just remember you can turn on ESLint rules one at a time. Start simple, then slowly move toward the goal. All the while, keep warnings and errors at zero.

I just cleaned up a JS project. Before: Over 3,000 ESLint warnings/errors. 😬 After: Zero warnings/errors. 😀 How? 1. I fixed many spots quickly via find/replace. 2. I disabled a few spots inline temporarily. 3. I disabled a few lower priority rules.

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Hosting my next UX #AMA session this Friday and I would love for you to pull up. #blackux my.demio.com/ref/uoIBRrwHp4… #uxdesign #Blackintech

I was laid off by Coinbase yesterday. I’m a backend engineer looking to transition into technical product management, web3 jobs preferred. Please DM me if you have any leads! 🤗

@broodsmusic Get better, and I hope you can make it back to DC on your next tour !

Thank you so much for your understanding. Currently resting up my voice and drinking soup for every meal 🍜🍲🍵

Y’all the lady @FairfieldHotels just called the police on me because I’ve been here for a week and they haven’t cleaned my room. I’ve asked everyday and they never came. I went to ask again and she said I was aggressive. Please pray I don’t die. Can anyone @MarriottBonvoy help 🥺

@domhabersack @nextjs So far, I've gotten the best results with reddit.com/r/nextjs/comme…

@domhabersack @nextjs I did follow the directions, but they also use the "__tests__" folder in their example. Also, I don't encounter any issues when I use the "__tests__" folder myself. This looks like a known issue because several links pop up when Googling for "nextjs build ignore test files"

Does anyone know what's required to be able to place ".test ." files next to tested files in @nextjs? The NextJS docs use the "__tests__" folder convention and the build NextJS build process attempts to bundle test files outside that folder into the project.

@domhabersack @nextjs @domhabersack with the test file next to the test subject, I end up with this error with the build process (npm run build)

@reginald3 @nextjs What do you mean by required? What happens now when you put thing.test.js files next to thing.js files and try to run the tests?