Nikhil Mehta
@technikhil314
Software engineer/Web developer/Consultant/Nerd/Devops enthusiast during days | Open Sourcer/Drummer/Poet during nights | Biker on weekends | Student for life
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Your router lib is about to get times better.
👀 Navigation API will be available in all browsers soon 🎉 Completely redefines the APIs used to build client-side routers / SPAs 🫤 History API: popState, link click.preventDefault() ... ✅ Navigation API: clean, centralized way to intercept navigation events 👌
this is crazy to even think and this guy did it....
Don't [...spread] or .split() your strings! Use Intl.Segmenter API. Available in every JS runtime
I still cant believe that cursor did this.
Yes, the paradox is that for several years I tried to switch to Vite and spent a week or two on it, fixing everything necessary for this, doing refactoring. But every time it came down to the fact that something still didn't work properly. Either the hot reload didn't work…
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what's going on with Shopify. so many googlers moving to Shopify
The making of a #CSS5 HDR enabled gradient tool a fun peek into the sketching that led to the gradient line UI, the color picker, the overall layout, some math and more! nerdy.dev/the-making-of-…
what cjs treeshaking seriously. how was this done reliably. can someone help me point to merge request?
We don’t talk about this enough but @rolldown_rs has been quietly and continuously shipping various bundle size improvements (CJS treeshaking, gzip-friendly codegen, cross-module dead code elimination…) Speed and quality, pick two
#threejsbits Did you know #threejs actually has a lot of different RENDERERS, not only WebGLRenderer. Most underestimated is CSS3DRenderer, which renders, well, HTML 😅. Here is how it works and what is possible. 1/6 ⬇️
The biggest scam in the world: Alcohol. It's destroying your brain and health. Here's what alcohol does to you (backed by science):
We’re making the @supabase Free Plan simpler and more generous: you now get 0.5 GB per active project. (previously it was 0.5 GB for your entire organization) you’re welcome 💸
CSSWG is talking about #CSS `superellipse` for SQUIRCLES (and more like notches, cutouts and bevels) try it noamr.github.io/squircle-testb… awesome work @nomsternom and @smfr!
Open a Linux terminal and type: watch -d -n 1 sensors This displays CPU, GPU, Wi-Fi, NVMe SSD, and HDD temperature data in real time. See cyberciti.biz/faq/howto-linu… for more info. #Linux #opensource
the answer is no lol, but that was fun to post! CSS **is** a programming language, not FP tho. here's the CSS custom functions spec drafts.csswg.org/css-mixins-1/#…
New: React Scan shows what props caused a component to render!
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#CSS color what's the difference between adjusting lightness, adding white, and adding black? feel it out, here in this Codepen column 1: from color to 100% lightness 2: from color to white 3. from color to black 4. from color to 0% lightness codepen.io/argyleink/pen/…
scroll to type with CSS ✨ p { animation: type steps(124); animation-timeline: --main; background: var(--cursor) calc(var(--pos) * 1ch) 0 / 1ch 1lh no-repeat border-box, var(--txt) 0 0 / calc(var(--pos) * 1ch) 100% no-repeat text; } @keyframes type { to { --pos: 124; }}
Hi! Here's an example of testing React Server Components in Next.js using MSW and Playwright: github.com/kettanaito/nex… This is how I see reliable RSC testing going forward. No emulation, framework-agnostic, isolated by default. Give me your feedback!
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GitHub - kettanaito/nextjs-rsc-testing: Example of testing React Server Components in Next.js with...
Example of testing React Server Components in Next.js with MSW. - kettanaito/nextjs-rsc-testing
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