@belco.dev (bsky)

🔮 Octoclairvoyant: A tool to filter and group @github repositories releases to compare changes with ease. Check it out right here! octoclairvoyant.now.sh

Coding when you could use `componentWillUnmount` in React

I've rebranded my side project Octoclairvoyant to Octochangelog! octochangelog.com

@RockChalkDev @meijer_s The expect.rejects is a feature from jest, so eslint-plugin-testing-library doesn’t have anything to do with that. I don’t see any rule in eslint-plugin-jest to cover this, so the only option to catch this would be using the no-floating-promises rule typescript-eslint.io/rules/no-float…

Don't forget to await expect.rejects 😬

Not sure if I should use just one Mastodon account for both personal and development stuff.

so excited to share with you all: a new @GitHubNext addition to Copilot Labs... ✨ Code Brushes ✨ We wondered how we could make editing your code feel as tactile and easy as paint with a brush in Photoshop? writeup: githubnext.com/projects/code-… and 🧵

This whole website is awesome: neal.fun

It's finally here: my @hotjar blog post about monorepos and @pnpmjs #DEVCommunity dev.to/hotjar/monorep…

My #GitHubContributions history over time! github-contributions.vercel.app

Here's a tip for your first open source contribution. Change less Turn off your formatters, auto save hooks, and all that extra stuff. Make the change, save the file, open the PR. 🤝🏿

React Wrap Balancer: Simple React Component That Makes Titles More Readable react-wrap-balancer.vercel.app

💁‍♂️If you find yourself in the unfortunate situation that you need to do something in a JS file, you can at least get auto completion by using JSDoc annotations so that you are not fully in the dark. You'll also get red squiggles if you call this function from TS with wrong input

Introducing comments for Vercel Preview Deployments—now generally available. Comment, review, and share feedback with your entire team all in one place. vercel.com/blog/making-li…

@housecor Apart from historical reasons, it makes it easier for me to explain the concepts to juniors. pnpm install to install the dependencies of this project locally vs pnpm add to add a new dependency to this project.

Competition in open source software is generally a good thing. It fosters innovation. But distinction without difference is just overhead. Example: npm install package yarn add package pnpm add package Is there some advantage to Yarn/pnpm changing the keyword that I'm missing?

It hurts seeing CRA there

hypothesis: most people's feelings about most things are just cached responses

Almost ready!

Nice! I don’t want to miss it next year, so I’ll submit a proposal soon. Hopefully I’ll see you there in 2023🤞

Problem: Changing code temporarily to support local development. The risk: Accidentally committing the change. Solution: Read an environment variable to apply the change conditionally.

Total TypeScript has a brand new 'articles' section 🚀 It's going to be my digital garden for diving in to advanced TS topics. And it's all free! totaltypescript.com/articles