Steven

@styfle

🐏Software Shepherd , 🛡️ enthusiast, 💚 contributor, ⚛️ user, 💭 occasional blogger, 🤵husband, ✝️Jesus lover

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  1. Pinned Tweet
    2 Sep 2018

    Package Phobia is tracking 4000 unique npm packages! 🎇 Maybe you recognize some of these... - webpack - rollup - preact - unfetch - axios - marked - dompurify - serve - micro - commander - kleur Add the "install size" badge to your README too! 🛡️

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  2. Retweeted
    Jul 17

    The Production Branch of your Project is now customizable. Additionally, we’re embracing `main` as the default for newly created Projects.

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  3. Jul 7

    We have powerful tools: openness, optimism, and the spirit of curiosity. All they have is secrecy and fear. And fear is the great destroyer. – Jean-Luc Picard

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  4. Jun 26

    VS Code supports this by enabling the `window.autoDetectColorScheme` option. You can even choose which theme to use for Dark Mode and which to use for Light Mode 👌

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    Jun 25

    🌟 50,000 STARGAZERS! Congratulations , team + , and all the contributors. Super happy to see it grow. I believe Next.js is probably the best React framework for modern web dev. ✍️ Blogged about it → (+ a confetti codepen)

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  6. May 15

    TFW you stumble upon an easter egg in Next.js

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    May 14

    Deno relies on GitHub integration. 😍

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  8. May 14

    "...type checking needs to be implemented in Rust. This will be a massive undertaking and...would provide order of magnitude performance...TSC must be ported to Rust. If you're interested in collaborating on this problem, please get in touch" –Deno Team

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    May 11

    I think my BBQ just offered to be my default browser?

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  10. May 11

    uses to display Package Size data 🤝

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  11. May 11

    Tired: `npm i node-fetch` Wired: `npm i next react react-dom`

    Next.js 9.4: ◆ React Fast Refresh ◆ Incremental Static Regeneration (beta) ◆ New Environment Variables Support ◆ Built-in Fetch Support ◆ Web Vitals Reporting ◆ Absolute Imports and Aliases ◆ Configurable Sass Support ◆ Improved Log Output
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  12. May 10

    I redesigned my website and blogged about it. Goals: Fast: perf matters No PHP: TypeScript/React GitHub: API as source of truth Dark Mode: based on system pref Markdown: port existing posts Domain: gTLD .dev Deploy: git push to deploy

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  13. May 9

    I updated to observe the system preference for Light/Dark mode 🤝

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  14. May 2

    Me: sees "Copy as Node.js fetch" in and rushes to see if fetch landed in core 🏃‍♂️ Narrator: it did not 😐

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    May 1

    Introducing Password and SSO Protection for Deployments.

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    Apr 30

    This Friday, join us for a chat with from Next.js. Come learn how he got started with , and how you can too.

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  17. Apr 26

    I made a thing over the weekend. It would make more sense if I expected guests anytime soon, but maybe now I won't have to disinfect the doorbell 🛎

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  18. Apr 25

    I guess the next step is to move his website to 🚀 But how do I trick my dad into using Git? 😇

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  19. Apr 25

    But we know that once a thumbnail is generated, there is no need to do that work again. We could use SSG to move this work to build time or we could use a service that is design to generate thumbnails at any size like . Now his website is 100% static html/css/js.

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  20. Apr 25

    This worked fine with very few amount of images, but over the years the number has grown. The script started timing out this weekend and the gallery wouldn’t load. The problem is that the script runs every time the page is visited.

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  21. Apr 25

    When he said he needed a portfolio of images, I thought PHP can solve this problem. I wrote a script that would resize images uploaded to folder via FTP to create thumbnails. The script responded with XML containing all the original file names and thumbnails (very Web 2.0 😎)

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