Robin Weser

I just published a new article that I've been writing on and off for quite a while: Clean React with TypeScript weser.io/blog/clean-rea…

Here's my full CV: weser.io/cv

I’m looking for new projects & opportunities! Senior Frontend Engineer (React / TypeScript) with more than 10 years of experience in frontend architecture, design systems and cross-functional teams. Freelance or full-time (remote) I appreciate any leads. Feel free to share!

Clean React with TypeScript ✍ @robinweser is.gd/jl5oWR

@oleg008 All the time. I'm barely using X these days solely due to that.

Every other day X switches my tab from Following to For you. I don't do this myself. If they do it - its an extremely shady manipulation. For you tab is going to show entirely different, algorithm based content that X wants you to see. Is it happening to you too? Lets see

Last Week In React - Top 3 links so far are: - Epic React 19 cheatsheet - @kentcdodds - Using callbacks to achieve better component decoupling in React - @dario_djuric - Clean React with TypeScript - @robinweser All the links here: thisweekinreact.com/newsletter/201

Now we have the second talk about Serverless Backends for React (Native)!

After 5 years, React Karlsruhe is up and running again with a great talk about React 19!

When I first started with TypeScript, all the different built-in types in React confused me quite a lot and the way people used them only amplified that. This article aims to explore different features and patterns and how to properly type them using the built-in React types.

I just published a new article that I've been writing on and off for quite a while: Clean React with TypeScript weser.io/blog/clean-rea…

MoonBit Beta Preview Release - Celebrating our 1st birthday! After a year of rapid iteration, we've built a language with 1.0-level features and an AI-powered toolchain. 🌟 🚀 What has MoonBit achieved as an AI & cloud-native platform? ☁🤖 👇 Read more moonbitlang.com/blog/beta-prev…

@agilecoder Oh, what are you up to 😁

Does anyone know how I can obtain a mapping of Tailwind utility classes to CSS properties in, say, JSON format?

@souporserious Check your DMs (possibly hidden) - exactly what I was wondering yesterday😁 Same thing for fonts and keyframes

Thinking of adding a GlobalStyles helper to restyle, but I'm not sure I want to make creating global styles easy 🤨

Quick reminder: If you write articles and you want to grow your audience, newsletter such as (in my case) @ThisWeekInReact by @sebastienlorber are extremely helpful! Don't be shy and reach out - they're usually nice and happy to share your work 🙃 Here's my peak from this week:

@KittyGiraudel @souporserious Good old times 😁

@souporserious @robinweser Oh god I remember Robin and I pulling our hair out with this one. 😅😭

Just fixed a bug in restyle using React's new precedence style prop. Now shorthand CSS rules are ordered first and longhand will always override properly 😎 reactstyle.vercel.app

It doesn't feel real that it's this easy to ship CSS alongside your React components now, but it is. import { css } from 'restyle' No extra build configuration required. reactstyle.vercel.app

📜 Inline Styles on Steroids - @robinweser My hot take: inline styles are poised to make a huge comeback soon! Robin (author of Fela) gives good reason to believe that Building DX tooling on top of @CSSHooks Until the web platform supports inline style nesting 👀

I just published my new article 'Inline Styles on Steroids' reflecting on my journey with @felajs and exploring @CSSHooks to use native CSS features with inline styles. weser.io/blog/inline-st…

Oh my god, just use whatever makes you ship stuff to your users. How are we still doing framework war in 2024, it's appalling. It's just technology, not a lifestyle. Just use whatever, let others do the same, and turn off the laptop at the end of the day.

I wrote a new article about a ritual that I call "growth day". Ever since doing my first think week, this has been a great companion to stay aligned with my mission and goals. weser.io/blog/growth-da…

Inline styles are faster than CSS. 👉 danielnagy.me/posts/Post_tsr…