I’m addicted to @GabrielVergnaud ’s ts-pattern: with only it as a dependency, here’s a quick relative time difference formatter. No moment, no dayjs, no date-functions.
You have an interest to push for mediocrity. You sell a mediocre web dev course for a living. This is hard stuff to make, and your alumni will not be able to learn that.
I can see why you don’t appreciate intricacy.
One could say ‘on the left, a single file gets you a page styled, on the right you only see half the story and need another tab in another programming language, and translate names to behaviours back and forth’
Hate manually typing your page props on @nextjs ? Here's a snippet that will infer the props from whatever you return from it. Covers notFound and redirects too.
#TypeScript#FrontEnd#ReactJS#nextjs
you:
- don’t know their performance metrics and are guessing you’re better than them purely for ego purposes
- proved my point by celebrating how you lazily put a rubbish website online to sell a lazy course
- think $20k is a lot of money
Creating a UI library for my company. Having prior experience with @chakra_ui enabled me to value (and shamelessly copy) the ComponentWithAs type so much. Chakra is so well made, and have aged like fine wine 🍷
