Yet Another Newsletter LOL: New Beginnings

Before we get started, some news. Friday was my last day at Netlify. I’ve decided to join a startup as a founding engineer! I’m nervous and excited at the same time. Check my socials for the announcement tomorrow. 👀

And with that, another week, another newsletter. Let's get to it!

Around the Web

• Use Grep like a Boss — I’m OK on the command line, but grep is one of those tools I don’t know that well, so this was a nice find for me.
• Chris Sev has released a bunch of his courses for free. If you’re looking to learn some React, Tailwind or become more productive with VS Code, check it out!
• Islands & Server Components & Resumability, Oh My! — My very recent old co-worker Ryan Carniato dives into a lot of concepts that have popped up in the frontend space over the past couple of years. Definitely worth a read.
• Partykit releases their new API Party.Server to make it even easier to create multi-player digital experiences.

Fun Stuff

I came across this in my feed this week. Cassidy Williams (@cassidoo) made a fun game called 13 potions! Check it out!

Words of Wisdom for the Week

Do good things for others, for no reason at all. It makes life more fun.

Transactional relationships are meh.

— Lex Friedman on LinkedIn

Shameless Plugs

Aiden Bai (@aidenybai) joined me on nickyt.live this week to discuss all things Million. Million touts improving the performance of client-side React. Check out the highlight from the stream.

The full video will be dropping on nickyt.tube this coming week.

Also, this coming week Dev Agrawal (@devagrawal09) joins me on nickyt.live to discuss Clerk, Authn/Authz, Web Dev, All the Things!.

Jobs

• Heroku is looking to hire someone for a front-end infra role
• Beeper is hiring for a few roles

I post jobs in the iamdeveloper.com community, plus all other kinds of content, as do others. If you're looking for another friendly nook of the internet, head to discord.iamdeveloper.com.

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