Stan Chang Khin Boon @[email protected]
RT @johnxie
🧠 Mind Maps are simple to master yet they give tremendous benefits. If you give a hoot about productivity but are still not into mind-mapping, here are some of the benefits that you’re missing! 🧵 👇
There’s a great Chinese proverb:
一根筷子容易折, 一把筷子难折断。
one chopstick is easily broken while a bundle of chopsticks are not.
man, i feel old.
had to build this ui in ios 5 for client while working at @Buuuk.
fun times…
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RT @roaakdm
Another "#Flutter can do this too" tweet 👀🚀
Still needs a lot of work and performance optimizations so use at your own risk 😅
And I will be updating this thread with tips and details!
Source code 👇🏼
Thanks to @philipcdavis for the original concept! https://twitter.com/philipcdavis/status/1534192823792128000
https://twitter.com/roaakdm/status/1534841353452101632
RT @AlexGoosev1
@alexandereardon Why does nobody mention this option?
Generator function returns the iterator so we don't need to write it by ourselves.
As for me, this is a more clear way to define any iterators
found one nit, usage have to be destructuring and can’t feed it into a for…of loop (infinite loop). but the typing would ensure not random access so no worry on that.
love this. seems weird at first but couldn’t think of any flaw to it.
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RT @alexandereardon
A little helper to generate DOM elements leveraging array destructuring + iterators
https://twitter.com/alexandereardon/status/1534762394848636928
RT @sebmarkbage
Atomic CSS is surprisingly effective performance wise (if done well) which is why I'm all about it lately. It scales well by flattening out both in terms of number of rules and incrementally loading rules. It minimizes recalc of the whole documents. It allows for local scoping.
RT @DOTA2
Singapore.
October 2022.
The Aegis of Champions awaits.
RT @schrep
Nobody can predict what is going to happen over the next 12 months but we haven't had a real bad tech downturn since 2000 (2008 terrible for lots of other folks but nbd for tech) let me tell you what starting a company in 2000 was like.. https://twitter.com/refsrc/status/1527238287471292417
Cloudflare D1 sounds like a game changer for read heavy site.
Instead of rely on consuming dynamic contents at build time for SSR.
It flip it back to consuming contents on runtime but remove read bottleneck by replicating sqlite on edge.
Exciting!
RT @housecor
PSA: React “concurrent mode” doesn’t exist. It was proposed, but ultimately abandoned.
Instead, React 18 gives us 2 hooks for declaring low-priority updates:
1. useTransition: Render this state update when convenient
2. useDeferredValue: Render this value when convenient
RT @johnxie
I’ve experimented with many different productivity techniques. It's usually a hit or miss, but this one still works the best.
My tried & tested method of staying productive throughout the day?
The Pomodoro Technique. 🧵👇
RT @elonmusk
I strongly believe that all managers in a technical area must be technically excellent.
Managers in software must write great software or it’s like being a cavalry captain who can’t ride a horse!
RT @waitbutwhy
Everything we call civilization was invented in the last 500 generations—way too short a time for our bodies and brains to re-optimize. We're a bunch of primates in a totally unnatural environment, trying our best. Good thing to keep in mind!
RT @jlongster
I'm open-sourcing Actual.
I'm sad that I couldn't make it work as a sustainable company, but I've seen the magic of open-source before and I'm excited about what can happen here. Read more!
RT @echoz
Seems like a good time to post this. Glad we kept this going. Might need to invest more now. https://twitter.com/echoz/status/1028821491868037121
j2me
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RT @KimMaida
I dare you to demonstrate how old you are in "developer years" in one sentence without stating any actual years
https://twitter.com/KimMaida/status/1514652490683367438
RT @taskadebr
Olá Taskaders 🎉
Trabalhamos muito para que o Taskade funcione melhor para você! Aqui está o que há de novo ... ( segue a trilha )
RT @jack
the days of usenet, irc, the web...even email (w PGP)...were amazing. centralizing discovery and identity into corporations really damaged the internet.
I realize I'm partially to blame, and regret it.
I remember hiding under the bed with the light and magnifying screen attached, playing pokémon yellow non-stop. nothing today beat that experience. good times…
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RT @RealJezebelley
We can rebuild him. We have the technology. Better than he was before. Better, stronger, faster.
https://twitter.com/RealJezebelley/status/1506242841089085443
