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Next.js file-based Metadata: `icon` Add an `icon` file to the app folder and Next.js will generate the correct `<head>` metadata. Use: • Image files (.svg .jpg .png) • Code (.js .tsx) and Next.js APIs to generate an icon e.g. change color based on the current environment
Yessssss! Node just shipped the ability to run TypeScript files directly!
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📜 Do not pass DTOs to UI components - @dario_djuric Greatly explains why you'd rather design props independently of what the backend sends you returns darios.blog/posts/do-not-p…
I made a design tool. 95% of it was coded by Claude AI. svg.designcode.io You can design, animate SVG patterns and export to vectors, png, video or GIF. Use presets, save designs and share urls. Works great on mobile and web. 10k lines of code. The future is insanely fun.
Rendering depth maps with multiple layers of CSS masks. depth-mask.vercel.app
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Everything I know about programming I've learned from just trying stuff. I don't have a CS education, never been to a bootcamp. Just a lot of trying, reading, and building. I want to make things! Programming is the best way for me to do that and also happens to be super fun.
Aaron is one of my favorite people just because he's so nice but he's also a really great example to show why it's so important to not just be javascript or php or devops or front end etc. The more parts of the whole you know the more you can accomplish. Very fucking cool Aaron!
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Introducing Charts. A collection of chart components that you can copy and paste into your apps. Built on top of Recharts. Beautifully designed. Open Source.
if you want to ruin someone’s day just start filling out forms with [object Object]
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