Web Dev doing coding tutorials around the JS ecosystem. Also into tabletop games. coding tutorials youtube channel: https://nitter.gq/t.co/LqfCdUqL0D…
Ogden, UT
Joined June 2013
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Jimmy Cleveland retweeted
📒 After two years of work, The Framework Field Guide is officially out! 🎉
If you want to learn React, Angular, and Vue, this book is FREE and teaches all three at once.
Ready to start your journey? Link in next post:
ALT A person standing on a lake edge with an arrow pointing to "The Framework Field Guide Release" with the logos for React, Angular, and Vue visible
Jimmy Cleveland retweeted
Jimmy gits it 👍
Jimmy Cleveland retweeted
I rebuilt my Gatsby blog in @astrodotbuild. It's a pretty minimal site, but here's the best performance scores I could squeeze out of each of them. Really pleased with Astro so far! 🚀
Jimmy Cleveland retweeted
AI Assisted Design, Continuous Deployments & Your Style 🤖
Featuring @BenBlaiszik, @crnacura, @JimmyDCleveland, @bryhutch, @tfadell
#startups #newsletter #substack
dailysubset.com/p/25-ai-assi…
Jimmy Cleveland retweeted
How old were you when you discovered that holding the shift key while hovering over a request on Chrome DevTools will highlight the initiator in green and dependencies in red? 😱
Thanks, @addyosmani, for the tip!
ALT Chrome DevTools screenshot where an initiator request appears highlighted in green and dependencies in red.
Jimmy Cleveland retweeted
Develop themes with Storybook? Learn how to add a handy powerful theme switcher.
⚡️ Hot swap themes in a click
🎁 Control the active theme via params
🎛 Toggle themes dynamically using the toolbar
🍱 Render multiple themes side-by-side
storybook.js.org/blog/how-to…
Jimmy Cleveland retweeted
📝 New Blog Post 📝
This article is a look into my experience building my own design system✨
In it, I document everything from defining tokens, creating the right level of abstraction, building variant-driven composable components, and how I ship it
blog.maximeheckel.com/posts/…
ALT Building a Design System from scratch by @MaximeHeckel
Jimmy Cleveland retweeted
If you like TypeScript tips, you should probably be following legit TS wizard @eddyw_dev. Here's a thread of his tips so far!
Jimmy Cleveland retweeted
🔥 Breaking news: today we are happy to present you new tool from the Wallaby Team. Share a recording of your code execution and output with a single click with Codeclip (and Quokka). Check out the demo clip at codeclip.io/demo, create and share yours today.
Jimmy Cleveland retweeted
📣 The Next.js router is getting a major upgrade!
◆ Nested routes / layouts
◆ Client and server routing
◆ React 18 features – startTransition, Suspense
◆ Designed for Server Components
◆ 100% incrementally adoptable 🤯
Expect an RFC very soon 👀
Jimmy Cleveland retweeted
Reusing stories in your tests is faster to set up and less maintenance.
Watch how to import stories into @TestingLib with @JimmyDCleveland detailed walkthrough!
ed.gr/dayn6
Jimmy Cleveland retweeted
🚨 #JavaScript #Testing Basics with #Jest
A great @JimmyDCleveland video covering:
✔️ Initial setup and writing of first tests
✔️ Watch mode usage
✔️ Common expect statement matchers in use
✔️ Test filters, coverage reports, and snapshots
👉 youtu.be/__QEPUdnJS0
#QA
Jimmy Cleveland retweeted
I’m 80 followers away from 1k. Tag a friend who you think will like my videos specifically for #WordPress Nerds! 🤓
Jimmy Cleveland retweeted
A few cool, free videos for this stage:
tinyurl.com/cf92temb
by @JimmyDCleveland, awesome intro to why you actually test, and get started. Overall awesome channel.
tinyurl.com/3czdwkbf by Laith Harb, this one goes into Mocks a bit as well.
Jimmy Cleveland retweeted
📐Storybook Measure is coming to 6.3!
It shows you margin, padding, and dimensions of DOM elements when you hover on them.
That means you can spot check UI spacing in @storybookjs without loading devtools (heavy!).
👏 Big up to @winkerVSbecks
Jimmy Cleveland retweeted
Stories are standard ES6 modules under the hood.
That means you can import stories straight into @TestingLib or any other test tool. No lock in or dependency on Storybook.
See how with this tutorial by @JimmyDCleveland!
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