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Ammar Alakkad

@AmmarCodes
Muslim, Sr. Frontend Engineer @GitLab - Arabic: @AmmarXAlakkad
Istanbul
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  • @AmmarCodes
    Ammar Alakkad
    @AmmarCodes
    Jun 25
    My 4G speed test in #Damascus is about 19Mbps speed.cloudflare.com/__preview?resu… #speedtest #cloudflare
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  • @AmmarCodes
    Ammar Alakkad
    @AmmarCodes
    Jun 18
    With reviewing code becoming the new main role of software engineers, what are the latest/best tools to help with reviewing?
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  • @AmmarCodes
    Ammar Alakkad
    @AmmarCodes
    May 27
    You can now add this skill to your AI coding agent to support tailwind classes and other stacks to better support RTL npx skills add AmmarCodes/rtl-web-development-skill ammar.codes/posts/teaching…
    @AmmarCodes
    Ammar Alakkad
    @AmmarCodes
    May 25
    ~400 million people read Arabic, Persian, or Urdu. Most of the web wasn't built for them. The fix's been in Tailwind for years — ms-4 instead of ml-4, text-start instead of text-left. They auto-flip when dir="rtl" is set. But nothing enforces it, so nobody writes them
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  • @AmmarCodes
    Ammar Alakkad
    @AmmarCodes
    May 25
    معظم تطبيقات الويب المولدة بالذكاء الصناعي تستخدم مكتبة Tailwind، لكن هذه التطبيقات المولدة أو حتى اليدوية عادة لا تستخدم طرق التصميم التي تدعم اتجاهين RTL/LTR. لا تظهر هذه المشاكل إلا عند التحويل بين اللغات (عادة في مراحل متقدمة من التطوير). يمكن لهذه الإضافة على eslint من
    @AmmarCodes
    Ammar Alakkad
    @AmmarCodes
    May 25
    ~400 million people read Arabic, Persian, or Urdu. Most of the web wasn't built for them. The fix's been in Tailwind for years — ms-4 instead of ml-4, text-start instead of text-left. They auto-flip when dir="rtl" is set. But nothing enforces it, so nobody writes them
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  • @AmmarCodes
    Ammar Alakkad
    @AmmarCodes
    May 25
    ~400 million people read Arabic, Persian, or Urdu. Most of the web wasn't built for them. The fix's been in Tailwind for years — ms-4 instead of ml-4, text-start instead of text-left. They auto-flip when dir="rtl" is set. But nothing enforces it, so nobody writes them
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