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Joined September 2014
Born December 27
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    13 Dec 2020

    📣 I have started a Substack blog/newsletter! It's all about practical truth for being a follower of Jesus Christ, the Son of God, and walking in the supernatural power of Holy Spirit ✝️ If that interests you, sign up! :) There's already one post for you

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    9 hours ago

    How to get the fastest web fonts (Updated 2021) 1️⃣ Use a variable font 2️⃣ Preload your font file 3️⃣ Self-host instead of Google Fonts 4️⃣ Use `font-display: optional` to prevent layout shift

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    19 hours ago

    New year, new... drag and drop library 🎉 After nearly a year of work, I'm thrilled to finally be able to share the open source project I've been working on. Meet , a modern and extensible drag and drop toolkit for React

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    13 hours ago

    Not everyone wants to be an A/V nerd Some folks are just tryna have better online calls This is my favorite plug and play, off-camera mic mic for non-nerds

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  5. 16 hours ago

    For some time now I've thought Optimistic Updates for mutations are not a good idea. Now FB () is saying the same thing "For many user interfaces, we've come to a conclusion that naïve optimistic updates are *not* the right user experience"

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  6. Retweeted
    Jan 1

    Blitz.jsについて機能が足りてないとか設計とか不安な部分を気にする人多いけど、もっとコミュニティーの運営やissueの捌き方の上手さに目を向けて欲しいな。開発をやっているのは人間で、Blitz.jsにはそのために必要な開発者が集まってきていると思う。微妙な部分もこれから良くなる予感がある。

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    Jan 1

    🆕 Post: Fibonacci Goals I like Systems over Goals, but Goals are great too. Neither are the problem. Here's an alternative to New Year's Resolutions that I am trying.

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  8. 31 Dec 2020

    "Enter by the narrow gate; for wide is the gate and broad is the way that leads to destruction, and there are many who go in by it. Because narrow is the gate and difficult is the way which leads to life, and there are few who find it.” - Matthew 7:13-14

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  9. Retweeted
    30 Dec 2020

    Are you as excited about as we are? 👀 Listen in as & interview about what Blitz.js is & why to start considering using this framework for your projects! Sponsored by & 🎉

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  10. 30 Dec 2020

    Here's the recording of my presentation at the React JS Vancouver meetup a few weeks ago!

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    29 Dec 2020

    I have proof-of-concepts for four open-source projects that I think could be as popular as Zod, if not moreso. but I don't have time to maintain them, so i've been sitting on them. So I'm looking for TypeScript nerds to take point on these projects!!! RT for reach! Deets👇

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  12. 29 Dec 2020

    New podcast! A fun roundtable with the three new fullstack React options from this year!

    🔥🔥 Episode 8 is now out! 🔥🔥 It is a special one, our first Round Table Podcast. With our guests , & ! We talk about what happened in 2020, what still needs to be done, and what we hope to come in 2021!
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  13. 27 Dec 2020

    Well, it’s balloon day :)

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    25 Dec 2020

    We are excited to introduce EventLoop: the events-driven network! In this short video, we demo the basic principles of the app. But there's so much more to share. Follow us here & register for early access at today

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    24 Dec 2020

    Deployed my first skeleton Blitz.js app on my first ever Vercel experience. It was a really, really nice experience. I’m still working on it but not until Monday and there is an error in one of the routes but I’m really looking forward to building it

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  16. 25 Dec 2020

    🎁 Merry Christmas to all my Twitter friends!! :)

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    23 Dec 2020

    There's a problem with traditional fullstack JS - Boilerplate code takes days - Separate front-back codebases slow you down - There are too many library choices 🤯 - "Best practices" that don't result in better code This is why I love ! Come learn about it 1/10

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  18. 23 Dec 2020

    Exactly as I previously said, Server Components is an optimization. Not a totally new way of building React apps. I think this should be very easy to do with . I think you will be able to use your queries with both client and server components with zero code change.

    If you don’t care about perf, you don’t have to bother with either Server Components nor SSR. If you do, it’s probably worth investing in either SSG CLI or a JavaScript server infra. I suspect Server Components will be the first thing you’ll want to adopt and close second SSR.
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    23 Dec 2020

    If you don’t care about perf, you don’t have to bother with either Server Components nor SSR. If you do, it’s probably worth investing in either SSG CLI or a JavaScript server infra. I suspect Server Components will be the first thing you’ll want to adopt and close second SSR.

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    22 Dec 2020

    I seriously need to sit down and blog about the architecture of Actual. It's so cool. * Local app, with a syncing layer that gives stuff like undo for free * It runs on the web too. The whole node backend is compiled and run in a worker * Uses sqlite, compiled to wasm on web

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    22 Dec 2020

    The most underrated feature of Server Components: ✨There's no API✨ - just the filename. When you add `.server.js` you get: ✅Zero bundle impact ✅Auto code splitting ✅Direct backend access ✅No waterfalls I knew likes small API surface area but DAMN.

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