cathalmacdonnacha.com
Principal Frontend Engineer @wpengine.
Follow along for frontend tips on React ⚛️ Testing 🧪 UI/UX 🖥.
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"We'll do that as a fast follow" 😀
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Meant to say "followed on BlueSky" 😁.
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Great tool! I also unfollowed those on Twitter that I've followed on Twitter. Kinda like a checklist. I'm close to deleting my account now as most people are over here.
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Yep. That way you can eventually close your twitter account and just reference BlueSky whenever you want to look back.
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One big reason I found is because most libraries don't make it easy to switch between versions in their docs. Junior devs are often confused why the docs they're referencing don't match up with the code they're writing.
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Yep, valid point. Should be able to address that with proper CSRF token management.
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Nice. Since it requires a code change, you just know deep down that the "new" tag is going to stay there forever.
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Yes please 🙏
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Works very well on mobile 👏
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Nice. What kind of machine are you running these on? The speeds will vary widely depending on that. It'll be fast in an M3 MacBook, but could be slow on your CI/CD machine.
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That's great to hear. I've been unfollowing people on Twitter as I follow them over here, acting as a checklist. Hoping to get it close to 0 soon 😁.
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They really need to allow us to also take the BlueSky handle to avoid this.
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I did get excited when I saw the follow at first 😂 Reported!
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Remix singles really hit it home for me too.
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It's especially important in E-Commerce websites. Just yesterday I was looking at some products which I wanted to send to a friend. I had them filtered but since the URL didn't include that filtering, they also had to go through it themselves.
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I'm really enjoying it as well...but something in me is wondering how long it can last. Man Twitter really burnt us.
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Sounds complex 😁
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This would be great. We have everything pretty hard coded and repetitive. It would be nice to have a single source of truth for our dynamic mock data.
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I think that would be a good idea. I feel like people are blind to MSW warnings since folks often see them for API calls which haven't been mocked yet (which is a good warning btw).
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I know it's not the same, but I _think_ MSW spits out a console warning message when you do include them.
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Absolutely agree. Same when it comes to trying to achieve 100% code coverage, you can spend an enormous amount of time trying to get to the last few percentages and it's rarely worth it.
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Really happy for you. This seems like the perfect fit. Best of luck 👍
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Fellow <1k followers here. Might need one for <100 😂
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I would have to CTRL + C every single time when using webpack 😂
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Yea that makes sense. For something new it's great to be able to visualize it. A picture paints a thousand words and all that. Of course it helps to have dedicated docs to be able to lookup something specific though.