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I digged this post by @kettanaito.com. We use the RTL + jsdom approach at work, and I’ve been seeing several of these problems. I will suggest taking a look at this approach using vitest/browser instead. I wonder how it affects test performance… www.epicweb.dev/why-i-won-t-...

After using Bear for many years as my note-taking app of choice, I just switched to Obsidian. Happy so far!

React Scan sounds cool. I have been wanting to improve my skills when it comes to analyzing performance of React apps. github.com/aidenybai/re...

Songs about the Sandman ranked by how menacing they make the Sandman sound: 1. Roy Orbison - In Dreams 2. Metallica - Enter Sandman 3. The Chordettes - Mr. Sandman

Wrote a blog post with implementation notes of a small little "backyard ultra" timer tool. #react blog.skagedal.tech/2025/01/21/b...

Here’s a #react blog post on a topic that I had fun exploring and writing about – would love to get comments if this manages to reach eyes belonging to some knowledgeable person! Am I ending up with the right solution at the end? blog.skagedal.tech/2025/01/06/s...

Node now supports TypeScript by default: By @mattpocock.com www.totaltypescript.com/typescript-i...

I wrote a blog post about some JSON processing tools like jc, jq and fx, and a use case I had in creating some example data. blog.skagedal.tech/2024/12/29/c...

I’m reading old blog posts about React by @danabra.mov on overreacted.io. A lot of it is about introducing the new world of “hooks”, added to React in early 2019. I didn’t start using React seriously until 2023, so for me it also serves the purpose of learning how things used to work without them!

When life gives you lemons – sure, make some lemonade, but also file a complaint.

Interesting post about the Dunning–Kruger effect and on how some of the results are best explained by mathematical effects rather than psychological, and that some of the “true” psychological effects are still “rational” in a sense: www.clearerthinking.org/post/is-the-...

Whoa, CocoaPods really is going away. No new updates after 2026. Kudos to the team for keeping things running. blog.cocoapods.org/CocoaPods-Sp...

Love this post by @b0rk.jvns.ca on why pipes in unix programs get “stuck” – i.e. why buffering happens and what you can do to get around it when needed. jvns.ca/blog/2024/11...