Why Tailwind CSS
Why Tailwind CSS is an interesting piece by swyx making the case for Tailwind.
What makes this article interesting is that he started as a non-believer even making such remarks against it:
Tailwind caused ugly unreadable classname soup and said zero-runtime CSS-in-JS could do more with a lower learning curve. -- swyx
After shipping a few projects with Tailwind, he's now done a full 180.
I was wrong on 2 counts: Tailwind is easier to learn than I thought, and CSSinJS's flexibility can be a negative. -- swyx
From naysayer to believer, it's an interesting read if you are on the fence with Tailwind.
π Why Tailwind CSS
Testing Non-Exported Functions in JavaScript
Testing Non-Exported Functions in JavaScript by samantha_ming solves the problem of testing non-exported functions.
Typically these function either go untested or become exported just for testing.
Now you can leave those functions un-exported and still run your test suite against them.
π Testing Non-Exported Functions in JavaScript
RSLint
RSLint is an extremely fast JavaScript linter written in Rust focusing on ease of use, customizability, and speed.
RSLint is still a Work in Process and ESLint is still the recommended linter for JavaScript, but this is still an interesting project that I'm tracking.
π RSLint
Amplibox
Amplibox is a Self Hosted File Storage App with AWS Amplify also by swyx.
[]((https://dev.to/swyx/amplibox-a-self-hosted-file-storage-app-with-aws-amplify-1f6g)
The demo looks incredible and it's pretty easy to setup.
π Amplibox
Remix
Remix is at it again! This time with a coding tutorial from Ryan Florence on caching.
If you were ever curious about what an etag
is, cache-control
headers and how the browser reacts to these. Then I I would highly recommend watching this:
π Remix
Community Shout Out
Devs Like Us is a brand spanking new YouTube channel with only 80 subscribers so far!
They have got a bunch of Podcast style content and discuss topics like Work Life Balance, Self-Taught vs Bootcamps vs College, etc.
Their content is fantastic and they deserve way more than 80 subs. So head over to their YouTube and hit that SUBSCRIBE!
πΊ Devs Like Us YouTube
π https://devslike.us
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