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๐Ÿ”ฅ @tailwindcss tip: Add custom screen breakpoints to your tailwind configuration, allowing you do max-width (desktop first) transformations, or to apply a class at *only* a single breakpoint (and not larger/smaller). #tailwind #css #codeshowcase

JakeDohm's tweet image. ๐Ÿ”ฅ @tailwindcss tip: Add custom screen breakpoints to your tailwind configuration, allowing you do max-width (desktop first) transformations, or to apply a class at *only* a single breakpoint (and not larger/smaller).

#tailwind #css #codeshowcase
JakeDohm's tweet image. ๐Ÿ”ฅ @tailwindcss tip: Add custom screen breakpoints to your tailwind configuration, allowing you do max-width (desktop first) transformations, or to apply a class at *only* a single breakpoint (and not larger/smaller).

#tailwind #css #codeshowcase

#CodeShowcase 4โƒฃ: One thing I love to refactor are functions with a bunch of "if statements". If you're checking a string to return a value, you can refactor this into directly returning the key's value from an object for cleaner, more declarative code! gist.github.com/jakedohm/e0e28โ€ฆ

JakeDohm's tweet image. #CodeShowcase 4โƒฃ: One thing I love to refactor are functions with a bunch of "if statements". If you're checking a string to return a value, you can refactor this into directly returning the key's value from an object for cleaner, more declarative code!

gist.github.com/jakedohm/e0e28โ€ฆ

Learning Angular (somehow managed to avoid to-do list apps until now๐Ÿ˜) #CodeShowcase Tutorial here: youtube.com/watch?v=Fdf5aTโ€ฆ #Angular

zan_toka's tweet image. Learning Angular  (somehow managed to avoid to-do list apps until now๐Ÿ˜)
#CodeShowcase Tutorial here: youtube.com/watch?v=Fdf5aTโ€ฆ #Angular

A command line utility to deploy Twilio chatbots from a JSON file. User defines the behavior of their bot in a JSON file and the utility takes care of the rest. #CodeShowcase

MatthewVielkind's tweet image. A command line utility to deploy Twilio chatbots from a JSON file.  User defines the behavior of their bot in a JSON file and the utility takes care of the rest.  #CodeShowcase

Since reduce is the new hotness. Here's a lil' 14-liner that recursively reduces any number of arrays to any level of depth. #CodeShowcase

evanplaice's tweet image. Since reduce is the new hotness. Here's a lil' 14-liner that recursively reduces any number of arrays to any level of depth. #CodeShowcase

Simple little monkey-patch that mimics the new Object.isArray() method. Node: This is for demonstration purposes only. Patching JS built-in prototypes is bad. #CodeShowcase

evanplaice's tweet image. Simple little monkey-patch that mimics the new Object.isArray() method. Node: This is for demonstration purposes only. Patching JS built-in prototypes is bad. #CodeShowcase

This week I worked on an eslint rule to make sure we were not importing from internals of packages. #CodeShowcase related astexplorer: astexplorer.net/#/gist/3ae50d6โ€ฆ

kylewelch's tweet image. This week I worked on an eslint rule to make sure we were not importing from internals of packages. #CodeShowcase 

related astexplorer: astexplorer.net/#/gist/3ae50d6โ€ฆ

I recently contributed an "onDidExecuteCommand" hook to the VSCode Extensions API so extensions can listen for/react to commands in the editor. The use case is I'm going to make an extension for recording/playing back macros. Should get merged this month! #CodeShowcase

harry_hedger's tweet image. I recently contributed an "onDidExecuteCommand" hook to the VSCode  Extensions API so extensions can listen for/react to commands in the editor.  The use case is I'm going to make an extension for recording/playing back macros.  Should get merged this month! #CodeShowcase
harry_hedger's tweet image. I recently contributed an "onDidExecuteCommand" hook to the VSCode  Extensions API so extensions can listen for/react to commands in the editor.  The use case is I'm going to make an extension for recording/playing back macros.  Should get merged this month! #CodeShowcase
harry_hedger's tweet image. I recently contributed an "onDidExecuteCommand" hook to the VSCode  Extensions API so extensions can listen for/react to commands in the editor.  The use case is I'm going to make an extension for recording/playing back macros.  Should get merged this month! #CodeShowcase
harry_hedger's tweet image. I recently contributed an "onDidExecuteCommand" hook to the VSCode  Extensions API so extensions can listen for/react to commands in the editor.  The use case is I'm going to make an extension for recording/playing back macros.  Should get merged this month! #CodeShowcase

Time for #CodeShowcase 3โƒฃ! Here's a Vue component that I build to allow me to dim the user's screen to highlight some content (like a slide-out menu): gist.github.com/jakedohm/f270cโ€ฆ

JakeDohm's tweet image. Time for #CodeShowcase 3โƒฃ! Here's a Vue component that I build to allow me to dim the user's screen to highlight some content (like a slide-out menu): gist.github.com/jakedohm/f270cโ€ฆ
JakeDohm's tweet image. Time for #CodeShowcase 3โƒฃ! Here's a Vue component that I build to allow me to dim the user's screen to highlight some content (like a slide-out menu): gist.github.com/jakedohm/f270cโ€ฆ

๐Ÿ–ฅ For the first installation of #CodeShowcase I wanted to show y'all a component I built to let me request confirmation from the user for an action. It's a controlled component that emits an event when they confirm ๐Ÿ˜„ Here's the component code: gist.github.com/jakedohm/b288bโ€ฆ

JakeDohm's tweet image. ๐Ÿ–ฅ For the first installation of #CodeShowcase I wanted to show y'all a component I built to let me request confirmation from the user for an action.

It's a controlled component that emits an event when they confirm ๐Ÿ˜„

Here's the component code: gist.github.com/jakedohm/b288bโ€ฆ
JakeDohm's tweet image. ๐Ÿ–ฅ For the first installation of #CodeShowcase I wanted to show y'all a component I built to let me request confirmation from the user for an action.

It's a controlled component that emits an event when they confirm ๐Ÿ˜„

Here's the component code: gist.github.com/jakedohm/b288bโ€ฆ

One thing that's really interesting about using internationalized text is that it cleans up your markup a lot. Our custom <Text /> #reactnative component takes a `tx` prop key for react-native-languages. (code by @robin_heinze) #CodeShowcase

jamonholmgren's tweet image. One thing that&apos;s really interesting about using internationalized text is that it cleans up your markup a lot. Our custom &amp;lt;Text /&amp;gt; #reactnative component takes a `tx` prop key for react-native-languages. (code by @robin_heinze) #CodeShowcase

Alright @JakeDohm you've missed two days of #CodeShowcase; get your act together over there man ๐Ÿ˜


Custom commands in @reactotron are sweet! So, for example, on this app, one of my devs set up the ability to log in as any user or navigate to any screen via Reactotron custom commands. Docs: github.com/infinitered/reโ€ฆ #CodeShowcase (Client gave permission to tweet this)


2โƒฃ I almost forgot about #CodeShowcase #2 today, so I'm throwing something I worked on last week out there: I put together a Gist of how to use your @CraftCMS data with @gridsome, and automatically create routes from your sections! gist.github.com/jakedohm/e5736โ€ฆ Blog post coming soon!


Step 1: Elevate your Twitter presence with #CodeShowcase, sharing snippets of your front-end brilliance and offering concise explanations of their purpose. Step 2: Spark interest in your front-end projects by creating captivating #ProjectTeasers,


Share your GitHub like itโ€™s your portfolio. #GitHubProfile #CodeShowcase #TechBranding


Hey Developers! Drop your latest project in the comments and I'll give you a constructive rating! Whether itโ€™s a killer app or a clever script, Iโ€™m here to help you level up. Letโ€™s share, learn, and grow together. #DevCommunity #CodeShowcase #Feedback


Don't let your website live in the shadows! ๐Ÿ“ป What's your go-to tool for showcasing code snippets in a flashy way? ๐ŸŽจ From dreamy color themes to 3D effects, let's make your code the star of the show. โ˜…๏ธ #CodeShowcase #WebDevMagic #DevCommunity


Step 1: Elevate your Twitter presence with #CodeShowcase, sharing snippets of your front-end brilliance and offering concise explanations of their purpose. Step 2: Spark interest in your front-end projects by creating captivating #ProjectTeasers,


๐Ÿ‘จโ€๐Ÿ’ป Explore my work on GitHub! ๐Ÿš€ Click the link in my bio to delve into projects, including the recent journey with Kafka implementations. Your feedback is appreciated! ๐Ÿ’ป๐ŸŒ #GitHubRepository #CodeShowcase #DeveloperLife ๐ŸŒŸ


๐Ÿ“ฃ It's showcase time! Share a snippet of your recent code and tell us about the problem it solves. #CodeShowcase ๐Ÿ“


4/ ๐Ÿ“ GitHub Presence: Maintain an active GitHub profile with your projects. It serves as a digital portfolio and demonstrates your coding abilities and collaboration skills. #GitHubPortfolio #CodeShowcase


Since reduce is the new hotness. Here's a lil' 14-liner that recursively reduces any number of arrays to any level of depth. #CodeShowcase

evanplaice's tweet image. Since reduce is the new hotness. Here&apos;s a lil&apos; 14-liner that recursively reduces any number of arrays to any level of depth. #CodeShowcase

I'm going to play a bit with the app for a bit; mainly, I'm looking at our setup and seeing if there's possibly a library to improve the DX I could extract from it. #CodeShowcase

Another late-night coding session starting soon. No streaming (have to keep an eye on my kids tonight), but I'll live-tweet it.



And ... #CodeShowcase hashtag of course!


Doing some more on my Player Popularity app tonight. I'll live-tweet it, as usual. #CodeShowcase

Going to do a little more hacking on this, while I have a short break from strategy meetings. #CodeShowcase



๐Ÿ”ฅ @tailwindcss tip: Add custom screen breakpoints to your tailwind configuration, allowing you do max-width (desktop first) transformations, or to apply a class at *only* a single breakpoint (and not larger/smaller). #tailwind #css #codeshowcase

JakeDohm's tweet image. ๐Ÿ”ฅ @tailwindcss tip: Add custom screen breakpoints to your tailwind configuration, allowing you do max-width (desktop first) transformations, or to apply a class at *only* a single breakpoint (and not larger/smaller).

#tailwind #css #codeshowcase
JakeDohm's tweet image. ๐Ÿ”ฅ @tailwindcss tip: Add custom screen breakpoints to your tailwind configuration, allowing you do max-width (desktop first) transformations, or to apply a class at *only* a single breakpoint (and not larger/smaller).

#tailwind #css #codeshowcase

Thatโ€™s a cool one! I use #CodeShowcase, so feel free to use that too.


๐Ÿ”ฅ @tailwindcss tip: Add custom screen breakpoints to your tailwind configuration, allowing you do max-width (desktop first) transformations, or to apply a class at *only* a single breakpoint (and not larger/smaller). #tailwind #css #codeshowcase

JakeDohm's tweet image. ๐Ÿ”ฅ @tailwindcss tip: Add custom screen breakpoints to your tailwind configuration, allowing you do max-width (desktop first) transformations, or to apply a class at *only* a single breakpoint (and not larger/smaller).

#tailwind #css #codeshowcase
JakeDohm's tweet image. ๐Ÿ”ฅ @tailwindcss tip: Add custom screen breakpoints to your tailwind configuration, allowing you do max-width (desktop first) transformations, or to apply a class at *only* a single breakpoint (and not larger/smaller).

#tailwind #css #codeshowcase

#CodeShowcase 4โƒฃ: One thing I love to refactor are functions with a bunch of "if statements". If you're checking a string to return a value, you can refactor this into directly returning the key's value from an object for cleaner, more declarative code! gist.github.com/jakedohm/e0e28โ€ฆ

JakeDohm's tweet image. #CodeShowcase 4โƒฃ: One thing I love to refactor are functions with a bunch of &quot;if statements&quot;. If you&apos;re checking a string to return a value, you can refactor this into directly returning the key&apos;s value from an object for cleaner, more declarative code!

gist.github.com/jakedohm/e0e28โ€ฆ

Since reduce is the new hotness. Here's a lil' 14-liner that recursively reduces any number of arrays to any level of depth. #CodeShowcase

evanplaice's tweet image. Since reduce is the new hotness. Here&apos;s a lil&apos; 14-liner that recursively reduces any number of arrays to any level of depth. #CodeShowcase

I recently contributed an "onDidExecuteCommand" hook to the VSCode Extensions API so extensions can listen for/react to commands in the editor. The use case is I'm going to make an extension for recording/playing back macros. Should get merged this month! #CodeShowcase

harry_hedger's tweet image. I recently contributed an &quot;onDidExecuteCommand&quot; hook to the VSCode  Extensions API so extensions can listen for/react to commands in the editor.  The use case is I&apos;m going to make an extension for recording/playing back macros.  Should get merged this month! #CodeShowcase
harry_hedger's tweet image. I recently contributed an &quot;onDidExecuteCommand&quot; hook to the VSCode  Extensions API so extensions can listen for/react to commands in the editor.  The use case is I&apos;m going to make an extension for recording/playing back macros.  Should get merged this month! #CodeShowcase
harry_hedger's tweet image. I recently contributed an &quot;onDidExecuteCommand&quot; hook to the VSCode  Extensions API so extensions can listen for/react to commands in the editor.  The use case is I&apos;m going to make an extension for recording/playing back macros.  Should get merged this month! #CodeShowcase
harry_hedger's tweet image. I recently contributed an &quot;onDidExecuteCommand&quot; hook to the VSCode  Extensions API so extensions can listen for/react to commands in the editor.  The use case is I&apos;m going to make an extension for recording/playing back macros.  Should get merged this month! #CodeShowcase

A command line utility to deploy Twilio chatbots from a JSON file. User defines the behavior of their bot in a JSON file and the utility takes care of the rest. #CodeShowcase

MatthewVielkind's tweet image. A command line utility to deploy Twilio chatbots from a JSON file.  User defines the behavior of their bot in a JSON file and the utility takes care of the rest.  #CodeShowcase

Simple little monkey-patch that mimics the new Object.isArray() method. Node: This is for demonstration purposes only. Patching JS built-in prototypes is bad. #CodeShowcase

evanplaice's tweet image. Simple little monkey-patch that mimics the new Object.isArray() method. Node: This is for demonstration purposes only. Patching JS built-in prototypes is bad. #CodeShowcase

Learning Angular (somehow managed to avoid to-do list apps until now๐Ÿ˜) #CodeShowcase Tutorial here: youtube.com/watch?v=Fdf5aTโ€ฆ #Angular

zan_toka's tweet image. Learning Angular  (somehow managed to avoid to-do list apps until now๐Ÿ˜)
#CodeShowcase Tutorial here: youtube.com/watch?v=Fdf5aTโ€ฆ #Angular

Time for #CodeShowcase 3โƒฃ! Here's a Vue component that I build to allow me to dim the user's screen to highlight some content (like a slide-out menu): gist.github.com/jakedohm/f270cโ€ฆ

JakeDohm's tweet image. Time for #CodeShowcase 3โƒฃ! Here&apos;s a Vue component that I build to allow me to dim the user&apos;s screen to highlight some content (like a slide-out menu): gist.github.com/jakedohm/f270cโ€ฆ
JakeDohm's tweet image. Time for #CodeShowcase 3โƒฃ! Here&apos;s a Vue component that I build to allow me to dim the user&apos;s screen to highlight some content (like a slide-out menu): gist.github.com/jakedohm/f270cโ€ฆ

One thing that's really interesting about using internationalized text is that it cleans up your markup a lot. Our custom <Text /> #reactnative component takes a `tx` prop key for react-native-languages. (code by @robin_heinze) #CodeShowcase

jamonholmgren's tweet image. One thing that&apos;s really interesting about using internationalized text is that it cleans up your markup a lot. Our custom &amp;lt;Text /&amp;gt; #reactnative component takes a `tx` prop key for react-native-languages. (code by @robin_heinze) #CodeShowcase

๐Ÿ–ฅ For the first installation of #CodeShowcase I wanted to show y'all a component I built to let me request confirmation from the user for an action. It's a controlled component that emits an event when they confirm ๐Ÿ˜„ Here's the component code: gist.github.com/jakedohm/b288bโ€ฆ

JakeDohm's tweet image. ๐Ÿ–ฅ For the first installation of #CodeShowcase I wanted to show y&apos;all a component I built to let me request confirmation from the user for an action.

It&apos;s a controlled component that emits an event when they confirm ๐Ÿ˜„

Here&apos;s the component code: gist.github.com/jakedohm/b288bโ€ฆ
JakeDohm's tweet image. ๐Ÿ–ฅ For the first installation of #CodeShowcase I wanted to show y&apos;all a component I built to let me request confirmation from the user for an action.

It&apos;s a controlled component that emits an event when they confirm ๐Ÿ˜„

Here&apos;s the component code: gist.github.com/jakedohm/b288bโ€ฆ

This week I worked on an eslint rule to make sure we were not importing from internals of packages. #CodeShowcase related astexplorer: astexplorer.net/#/gist/3ae50d6โ€ฆ

kylewelch's tweet image. This week I worked on an eslint rule to make sure we were not importing from internals of packages. #CodeShowcase 

related astexplorer: astexplorer.net/#/gist/3ae50d6โ€ฆ

Alright @JakeDohm you've missed two days of #CodeShowcase; get your act together over there man ๐Ÿ˜


Give them a place to be great, and greatness can follow, nurturing passion for learning #codeshowcase @MNMSRoar

bowenkl's tweet image. Give them a place to be great, and greatness can follow, nurturing passion for learning #codeshowcase @MNMSRoar

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