In case you missed that the same @storybook.js.org great DX is coming to React Native..... 😍 Of course, if you can't render your RN components with RN Web, you'll miss what you get from Chromatic but... @dannyhw.com is cooking, look at this bsky.app/profile/nori...

Wait, what?! The best end-to-end (Figma<>code) Design System, built by one of the most experienced design (and principal) engineer, that used to cost 1K$ because of its quality and completeness, that has plenty of happy clients... Is it now fully open-source? 🤯 x.com/blvdmitry/st...

I wrote about code reviews more than once ( see dev.to/noriste/supp... for example), and I definitely suggest Matthias' article to find key suggestions for reviewers endler.dev/2025/how-to-...

In 20 minutes, I didn't get to make react-scanner work with Oxc Parser (www.npmjs.com/package/oxc-.... but given that Oxc Parser claims that > the AST conforms to @typescript-eslint/typescript-estree's TS-ESTree format. It's just a matter of dedicating a bit more time 😍

"What I Wish Someone Told Me When I Was Getting Into ARIA" Definitely the best practical article I've ever read about ARIA 😍 www.smashingmagazine.com/2025/06/what... via @stefanjudis.com of course 😎

Well, @storybook.js.org's Danny is cooking something veeeeeeery interesting 🤩 - Interaction tests function for React Native github.com/storybookjs/... - Screenshot testing for React Native github.com/dannyhw/rn-s...

How do you (automatically) test your React Native components' a11y? Join the discussion on @storybook.js.org 's Discord channel 😊 discord.com/channels/486...

Learning on the go: this Rating component (it's interactive, and it has tooltips for each star) is so "anonymous" (from an HTML perspective) that Axe can't even detect a11y violations 😅

I'm now a sponsor of @stefanjudis.com because I want to support the incredible work he does with webweekly.email, that is my favorite newsletter nowadays 😍 👇

Clear examples with a clean way to compose server and client components: data in RSCs, UI in Client components, nothing more 😊

I had some time to spare, and I read the nice Giovanni Pereira's accessibility handbook github.com/giovaninppc/... the React Native accessibility docs reactnative.dev/docs/accessi... ... 👇

I admit, I'm guilty for leaving bad todos in code 😅 sophiebits.com/2025/07/21/t... Thanks @sophiebits.com for writing this small yet useful suggestion ♥️, and @maxiferreira.com for sharing!

> In the Who Cares Era, the most radical thing you can do is care. In a moment where machines churn out mediocrity, make something yourself. Make it imperfect. Make it rough. Just make it. From "The Who Cares Era" by dansinker.com dansinker.com/posts/2025-0...

Now and then, I go to update UI Testing Best Practices, a collection of articles based on my own and Murat Ozcan experience when it comes to testing UIs 😊 github.com/NoriSte/ui-t... (I feel guilty not to update it more frequently, given it has 1.7K stars 😅)

I love how getting your web content accessible makes a lot of CSS classes redundant 😊

I spoke at the Into Design Systems conference a month ago, and I really want to shout out the organizers: it's the first time I enjoyed a remote conf as much as in-person ones 😍 www.linkedin.com/feed/update/...

"How to Write Blog Posts that Developers Read", definitely suggested 😊 refactoringenglish.com/chapters/wri... Via @maxiferreira.com's newsletter😊

Holy words...

In this AI-first world, discoverability is (even more) key. More tools, more models, more custom GPTs, more options, way more than human brains can digest/evaluate/store/remind of. And when you need to do something, you can't even remember what you have at your disposal 😊

I've definitely learnt something new about CSS animations ♥️

I like the `document.ariaNotify()` API + polyfill 😍 blogs.windows.com/msedgedev/20... via @stefanjudis.com's newsletter, of course 😍

Just watched "Why can't we make simple software?" youtu.be/czzAVuVz7u4?... Highly suggested😊

Holy words. We are all users before being engineers. Remember what great and bad UX means for you, replicate the former, avoid creating the latter. And a lot of times, it's about responsiveness and immediate feedback x.com/tannerlinsle...

How is it possible that an Axe library that is framework-agnostic and allows building an accessibility RUM has less than 100 stars?!? github.com/dequelabs/ag...

Great reads about communication 😍 newsletter.posthog.com/p/what-engin...

Alright, the latest version of the Design System Visual Coverage library is out! What's changed: it's Preply agnostic! Preply's stuff is just a configuration, and you can pass yours! This makes adopting it 100x easier ❤️ The link to the relevant README github.com/preply/desig...

Interesting talk about what Baseline is, how it solves the "browser support"/polyfills, the integration with the most used tools, and how RumVision integrates BaseLine data www.youtube.com/watch?v=B7wI...

Always bet on Mohammad😊

I love how Preply works: culture-driven, data-driven, transparency everywhere, radical candor. Smart people who hire smart people, who create the best possible environment, who make the product grow, and take intelligent and informed decisions. What a great moment to be here 😍

A former colleague of mine has written his first article after I pushed him to do what I have done in the last 7 years to improve his reputation and network, not only the skills 😍 medium.com/@aadurizs/ho... Why should you do the same? Read this x.com/ossia/status... and this x.com/jamesqquick/...

Now that storybook shifted towards Vitest, we can officially say that Vitest browser mode has been a real revolution in the frontend testing ecosystem 🤯 kudos to the Vitest team and the browser mode creator: @aslemammad.bsky.social 👏👏👏👏👏👏

No-fluff list of accessibility resources/todo lists/suggestions mpaiva.github.io/a11y-jam-ses...

I finally got back to the Design System Visual Coverage library, and I'm writing a tutorial about using it in your product 🎉

Clear and interesting examples about how to expose actions for parent components, perfect for design system components Via @sebastienlorber.com Thanks @aurorascharff.no for sharing 😊

TIL: The new Cookie Store API 😊 fotis.xyz/posts/the-ne... Via @sebastienlorber.com

I always suggest the smart/dumb component split suggested in this article 😍

It was unexpected @addyosmani.bsky.social read, liked, summarized, and mentioned the article I wrote about Preply's performance project we worked on for largeapps.dev 😍 www.linkedin.com/feed/update/...

A short thread about code predictability and the need for tests, I quote the last reply so you can go back to the original tweet and follow the discussion 😊 x.com/Swizec/statu...

🤯🤯🤯 > Typical use cases 1. "Why is the build speed too slow?" 2. "Outputs are not as expected?" 3. "How to split the chunks reasonably?" 4. "How to analyze the reasons for the increase in bundle size?" 5. "Why is a certain module bundled?" rsdoctor.dev/blog/release...

Super up-to-date article about testing design systems from the great @blvdmitry.me 😍

Nice reading about how @simonwillison.net uses LLMs 😊 simonwillison.net/2025/Mar/11/... and thanks to @maxiferreira.com newsletter, of course 😊

Music to my ears 😍

Nadia's articles are always the best: lengthy, exhaustive, full of examples, now also a mini project, full of gotchas, with real-life examples... www.developerway.com/posts/ssr-de...

After some initial investments, I stopped working on the Figma2XState converter, so I halted the project and explained why in the README 😊 github.com/NoriSte/figm... I had fun, and I learned, though 😍

Great reading about how to close the gap between Figma and code designsystemdiaries.com/p/close-the-...

CSS functions 😍

Well, it took a while 😅 but now the preparatory step for the devtool is ready: The Design System Visual Coverage library is Preply-agnostic. Preply's needs are just a configuration so the library can be quickly adopted. Who's the first? My partner in crime, @cef62.bsky.social 😁 👇

4/5 of the articles are out, I had the opportunity of reading it in advance and I suggest looking at how Omri Lavi and his team at Monday.com tackled the problem of providing teams a comprehensive and straightforward solution to test their UIs engineering.monday.com/testkit-mast...

Holy words

The article has been featured in one of my favorite newsletters! @maxiferreira.com's Frontend at Scale 😍 Thanks, Maxi!!! 🤗