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Stargazing.dev retweeted
π¨ Announcing: the UI Fund π¨
An open source fund designed to provide grants for folks who work on design tools, CSS, and HTML
What kind of projects can apply?
- Open UI work
- Spec writing
- A11y work
- Polyfills and tooling
#Designcember βοΈ
Read on:
designcember.com/#6th
Stargazing.dev retweeted
Are you a #typescript fan? @supabase is trending on @github for @typescript right now π
We now have over 18,000 stars plus an incredible community π€©βοΈπ
If you still haven't heard of us yet, come and learn what all the excitement is about πππ
supabase.io/
Stargazing.dev retweeted
Whatβs new with developer tools in Firefox, Edge, Chrome and Safari?
β¬ @patrickbrosset sheds lights on the new and powerful features that can help you be more comfortable and productive when testing and debugging across browsers.
smashingmagazine.com/2021/09β¦
ALT A photo of the author shown with the title of the article published on Smashing Magazine today
Stargazing.dev retweeted
Just tried out the new `"editor.bracketPairColorization.enabled": true` VS @code setting instead of the bracket pair colorizer extension and whew it is speedy π₯
Stargazing.dev retweeted
Rooks is one of the projects I am most passionate about. It's a collection of over 60 #react hooks.
github.com/imbhargav5/rooks
Rooks now has over 1.6k stars on github. Big thanks to all contributors!
#codewithbhargav
Stargazing.dev retweeted
π Diary has hit 100 Github stars! ππ» thank you so much all 100 of you!
If you want;
- fast
- small
- effective
logging strategy, this is one for you!
Oh and releasing diary for @CloudflareDev Workers as first-class very soon! More on this soon π
github.com/maraisr/diary
Stargazing.dev retweeted
Next.js WordPress Starter hit 300 β's! π€©
github.com/colbyfayock/next-β¦
Stargazing.dev retweeted
π₯ JavaScript's new .at() method lets you pick items based on their index.
This is super handy for grabbing the last item of an array or string because, unlike arrays, it supports negative indexes!
![// π₯ New .at() method on arrays and strings const toppings = ['pepperoni', 'cheese', 'mushrooms']; // The old way to grab the last item toppings[toppings.length - 1]; // mushrooms // using .at() method with a negative index toppings.at(-1); // mushrooms // works with any index toppings.at(0); // pepperoni toppings.at(-2); // cheese // and with strings! 'Meeting Room: B'.at(-1) // B](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/E-nFweJX0Ac67A4.jpg?name=orig)
ALT // π₯ New .at() method on arrays and strings const toppings = ['pepperoni', 'cheese', 'mushrooms']; // The old way to grab the last item toppings[toppings.length - 1]; // mushrooms // using .at() method with a negative index toppings.at(-1); // mushrooms // works with any index toppings.at(0); // pepperoni toppings.at(-2); // cheese // and with strings! 'Meeting Room: B'.at(-1) // B