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A retrospective on making the switch from React to StimulusJS at Scholarly

After 8 years of working with React, I’m parting ways with the technology

Explore how JSDOM's browser simulation works, and learn front-end testing approaches using Vitest Browser Mode for direct browser testing and native APIs

the good, the bad and the ugly

Per request from @rickhanlonii : Background / Primary Problem Starting with the release of React 19, users running create-react-app my-app began experiencing hard errors from NPM during project set...

Tremor, a library of React components to build charts and dashboards, joins Vercel. With this acquisition, all Tremor products—including Tremor Blocks—are now free and open source, bringing elegant UI components to all developers.

Open-source, accessible React UI components styled with Tailwind CSS to build charts and dashboards.

Newer ideas have less available training data so the LLM experience will be worse, which might harm innovation slightly.

An assessment after evaluating the landscape

The safest and most reliable way to deal with feature flags is to hardcode them

WOVN extracts the following tag contents as translation targets. headIn-tag translation target meta name="description"meta name="title"meta name="twitter:description"meta name="twitter:title"met...

I’ve worked on various event websites in the past, and one of the unintuitively difficult problems that inevitably comes up is the best way to store the time that an …

🧈 Smoothly transition one element into another with just a few lines of code. - TahaSh/blendy

async alternatives to browser alert() and prompt() and confirm() - simonw/prompts-js

Kronotop is a Redis-compatible, distributed and transactional document database backed by FoundationDB. - kronotop/kronotop

An Asciidoctor documentation toolchain that helps technical teams create, manage, collaborate on, remix, release, and publish documentation sites sourced from multiple versioned repositories.

The quick and effortless way to release your project!

Adds playful pets 🦀🐱🐶 in your VS Code window. Contribute to tonybaloney/vscode-pets development by creating an account on GitHub.

Rails comes with the link_to_if and link_to_unless helpers that will help you clean up your views.

How to deploy private Github repos in Gemfiles without build secrets

Wondering how to manage database migrations in Rails? In this post, we’ll explore best practices to keep your migrations clean, efficient, and in sync across all environments.

Learn about Ruby’s beautiful, duck-typed approach to Input/Output.

Your test suite is slow and flaky because it does too much.

On the most important rule in SaaS: don't die.

On the impacts of technology and culture in startups and small business.

Conventional Commits is a defacto standard for writing commit messages in a manner more useful for both humans and machines. Examples: feat(batches): adjust callback data model to conform to naming standards ci: add ruby 3.4 to matrix style: upgrade standard formatting I learned of conventional commits recently and like the simplicity and ease of use. I want to use this standard going forward for all of my projects but I had one problem: how do I train myself to use this every time? It’s too easy to forget or skip without some sort of prompt or cheatsheet so that’s exactly what I did!