Only golden articles from Nadia 😊

Tests have always been key for a quick and safe SDLC, and AI amplifies this good practice. Here you can find a great list of high quality contents and a course around the topic (I also suggest "The Art of Unit Testing" book) x.com/i/status/205... By @kettanaito.com

Very very very good read, I personally experienced both situations (me learning a lot while using LLMs, but also me not learning much and not being able to elaborate on why some changes have been made) x.com/i/status/205...

Interesting article: the 100% code coverage is controversial, but it makes a lot of sense, actually bits.logic.inc/p/ai-is-forc...

Omlet is now open source!!!!! Self-hosting it is free; they are winding down Omlet as a business omlet.dev/blog/omlet-o... This move makes a lot of sense to me nowadays...

Always check, introducing true negatives, that LLMs catch failures in the success criteria you give them. I'm not surprised by their creativity, but let's not joke about what I use to verify their work 😅

Don't miss this platform execution master piece, from one of the masters 😎 www.youtube.com/watch?v=D6ys...

This includes a very productive, data-first, backend-isolated, way of working. x.com/i/status/202... I shared a similar approach back in the days, and the suggested approach automates the most annoying (yet important) part: typing that mocks (dev.to/noriste/fron...) Via @kettanaito.com

On native HTML dialog vs JS ones..

Well, with 1. Perfect API docs 2. Extensive usage across the web 3. Perfect tests 4. Good understanding and taste Your limit is the sky. Rewriting Next.js with Vite is a good example, don't miss the second part of the article about "how was this possible?" 😍

Definitely the best ever article I read about OKRs 🤯 medium.com/pathtoproduc...

Codex PR review for me has an incredibly high signal/noise ratio, catching also cross-module mistakes 😍

> It is about teaching at the exact moment you need to learn. This is one of my favourite articles about how to effectively use AI nowadays 😍 x.com/shuding/stat...

Short and effective article about Slot/asChild composition patterns ♥️ boda.sh/blog/react-s...

Receiving such nice feedback is heartwarming 🥰

Two great @sarasoueidan.com articles I read and loved before implementing alert banners at the top of the page for Preply's users 😍 www.sarasoueidan.com/blog/accessi... www.sarasoueidan.com/blog/accessi...

I tried out Guidepup virtual screen reader in Storybook to test how components are announced scottnath.com/blahg/virtua... The prerequisites are great, but I didn't get it reading the current state of the DOM after interacting with it, bummer!

And... right before the holidays, one of our team shared the love they put into testing before shipping, including investing a lot in @storybook.js.org, of course 😍

Two Preply's engineers undertook a huge project: providing all front-end developers with a way to effectively test their front-end applications, leveraging and betting on @storybook.js.org , and then documenting everything in an amazing article 😍 medium.com/preply-engin... 👇

Finally you can throttle individual Network requests in Google Chrome Dev tools 🎉 developer.chrome.com/blog/new-in-...

I want to publicly shout out www.adora.so, definitely one of my favorite products today ❤️ What I love the most is the Slack messages sent to report some UX issues in the product. They are all AI-generated and always relevant, amazing!

Holy words 👍

Great read for tech leads 👏👏👏 world.hey.com/joaoqalves/t...

In case you missed that maybe the best design system is now open source... 😍

Our MCPs are used in other companies is always interesting 💡

TIL: Restart Frame in the Chrome devtools 🤯 blittle.github.io/chrome-dev-t... thanks to the amazing @stefanjudis.com' newsletter ❤️

TIL the difference, in React Native, between TextInput `inputMode` (similar to Web's `inputmode` which doesn't customize the keyboard reliably, but it adds good screen readers support) and `keyboardType` (simply changes the keyboard).

Small yet very useful testing suggestion!!!! 👏👏👏

I had so much fun chatting with Dan!!! 😍

> Sorry for the spam but I wanted to say kudos for the great storybook documentation 📷 I had to interact with several components for the first time and docs made it way easier. Sharing the joy we received from a design system user ❤️

Unmissable talk for who works on DX and for everyone to understand how the dev tools you use can help your LLM workflow

After a couple of weeks of using it, I can say that the user experience of the DX platform is neat and perfect...

You can't imagine how much time I spent encouraging engineers to do the same, sharing all the advantages I gained from writing, speaking, and teaching. It's an advantage for companies too, I've recently given an internal talk at Preply about the hiring benefits with numbers. x.com/joaoqalves/s...

Don't miss the latest, amazingly detailed, super in-depth Nadia's article 👏👏👏

I've just applied @simonwillison.net 's Vibe Engineering for delivering a small GitHub Action 😊 simonwillison.net/2025/Oct/7/v...

Nice morning surprise right after opening Slack 😍

This article contains what I'm re-learning working in a design system team (especially because of the a11y act), after a decade spent in web games and high interactive websites, then a decade on B2B complex apps ♥️ alfy.blog/2025/10/04/h...

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...