It was an adventure of dumbass replies
29.10.2025 00:40
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It was an adventure of dumbass replies
patiently waiting for the results
Tailwind Workshop on 7/29 (2 hours - $150)
Is Tailwind a good fit for your project? This workshop serves to provide a technical overview of how Tailwind solves many issues that occur in more traditional CSS strategies...
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oops, sorry
If you hired someone who always "knew the answer to everything" or at least acted like they did, you'd be annoyed.
I don't give AI a pass because it's not human, it's still annoying, and wrong way too often
Know anyone, any teams, that are exploring CSS strategies and what to hear more about Tailwind as a possibility for their stack? We have a new 2-hour workshop they might like
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Mostly same for me. I use Cursor for some tab-completions stuff. It's half wrong and half right so I'm not sure if I'm coding faster
Yea dude, I've bought 3 houses and I learn a little more each time. This is _your_ time to make sure the house is in good condition, the home inspector is the bare minimum for the bank to approve. Get as much visit time and niché inspections as you can
a proper AC company to come out, they gave the AC an F rating and this would have been 12k to replace so we actually moved on. We also got a plumber and a roof inspection. They all went way above and beyond what the home inspector does
Oh dang, I caught you at the right time. Inspectors look for a limited list of things that meet local code, they do not look for quality. For example, they'll make sure an AC turns on and blows at 50°, but they're not doing a proper AC inspection. We were in our 10 day inspection period and paid...
Have you already made offer, done inspection?
Yea, they awkwardly dance around the "lets not recommend SPAs without actually saying it" thing
We were cleaning Chinas clock economically. Many predicted they would surpass us by now, and they haven’t.
But this tariff stuff will close the gap. Idiots
Understanding SPAs and their shortcomings
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I went on a blog-writing flurry, I'll start posting them here reacttraining.com/blog/react-a...
Thank you for writing this better than we could @bradwestfall.bsky.social 🤣
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Thanks Matt!
I never noticed the font issue
Remove chrome's auto fill styling that makes your forms ugly (yellow or blue backgrounds) when someone uses the autofill
Just an occasional light weight programmer here
Rando posts are the besto posts
The funny thing is, those icons are particular apps they would want
My kids said they were making a phone. I was imagining two cups and a string. In reality they made cardboard cell phones 😆
I see the slate range of colors from tailwind
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SPA users. Because of lazy loading, your users might get a smaller JavaScript payload initially but now they wait twice as long for pages to load because they wait for JS then wait for data. Loading data outside your component with lazy loading reacttraining.com/blog/spa-laz...
Modern data-fetching in React. The answer isn't as simple as "don't use useEffect"
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