Adrian Burcin

I just published in @BttrProgramming Android Jetpack Compose and Atomic Design betterprogramming.pub/android-jetpac…

⚡️ web.dev/fast - new, interactive web performance docs 📦 JavaScript (code-splitting, modern bundles) 🖼️ Images (lazy-loading, compression) 👛 Performance Budgets (webpack, Lighthouse CI) 🌍 Perf measurement by @katiehempenius @hdjirdeh @bibydigital @rick_viscomi

I consider myself a somewhat impartial observer in this debate, but I find it interesting nonetheless. dev.to/ben/why-the-re…

A Netflix web performance case study: medium.com/dev-channel/a-… ⚡ 50% faster Time-to-Interactive (logged-out homepage) - ✂️ JS libraries by 200KB - Client-side React ➡️ vanilla JS - React used server-side ⚡ 30% faster subsequent navigations - Prefetch React for sign-up process

Making the web 60FPS is fun! 🔥

Made a new hook today, useGesture. Pretty useful for any type of low-level gesture access, tracks mouse/touch and deltas. The whole thing down there is roughly 10 lines of code, interaction and all. codesandbox.io/embed/387p7vo9…

Updated Component Lifecycle Methods docs! Detailed further how componentWillLoad() and componentWillUpdate() can return promises, and the order of which they're fired in the parent/child relationship is still maintained as they resolve: stenciljs.com/docs/component…

RxJS 7 will be less than half the size it currently is. Wahoo! :) @benlesh giving the state of #rxjs update right now at @thisdotmedia's #thisjs youtube.com/watch?v=hl2bAu… @reactivex

Preact CLI 3 is pretty boss

Inspired by @twostraws and @johnsundell, Happy Halloween !!!

Hmmm, sounds familiar: 12 things that destroy developer productivity hackernoon.com/top-12-things-…

Want to work on open-source software full-time? We’re looking for a skilled senior developer to join the core team and help build out the ionic framework! 🎸 bit.ly/2AoWd93 #ionicframework

Create React App 2.1 (with TypeScript support) is now available! Read the release notes to get started: github.com/facebook/creat… @typescriptlang

AKA please go use lazy() and code split your application React folks! If you don't think you need to lazy load, send me the URL for your app and we'll look at some profiles!!!!! 😍

.myEl, .myEl:focus-within { /* ... */ } The `:focus-within` pseudo-class doesn't work on IE, as the CanIUse chart shows, thus the above CSS rule gets invalidated entirely according to specs. "TL;DR" Fancy new CSS selectors within groups of selectors can break your stuff.