I'm pasting the entire visual part. It seems this will be a meme collection rather than an article again

I've been writing an article all day and how I hate that feeling when, by the time you finish it, you start to doubt whether it's worth sharing...

My feelings about Next are like an old, beloved friend you haven't spoken to in 2 years standing in front of you drunk and telling everything's great. And you go for a walk with him, because he's an old, beloved friend! But you no longer know what to expect from him or how he'll behave next...

Iterative updating isn't working! One day, we noticed that about 10 terms are invalid. We implemented prevalidation, displaying an error message for each invalid term. "Everyone will see the errors and gradually fix them." Six months have passed. Guess how many terms are still affected? * 31 *

If I'm not mistaken, the first version of the presentation engine was cooked faster

* it was the third hour of cooking 🫠 *

Me: I don't know what to do with my tech stack The Universe, for about a year: * gives signs * Nordcraft looks cool, but for now: hello Astro

When will all people walk on the same side as cars? Do they really like to walk in waves and not calmly walk on their own side?

Now that I've moved here, I can share the views from my window. It's amazing how different the experience is from London A drone even took off from this window several times (don't repeat this)

On-demand image compression is evil

When I have nothing better to do, I update my profile. Thanks to AI for an easy way to make a cover

It also helps you understand what your lead intended 😬 One of my team members once confessed to me that she'd ask the AI, "What did she mean by that?" It was a good lesson for me: the "obvious" isn't always so obvious. Your job is to teach, not tell them what to do

I used to keep my personal and work life, but I’m starting to feel it’s unnecessary... Friday feels like the perfect time to mix it up a little. So hi, it’s me 😊

One of my favorite component APIs in the RSC era Allows to leave "before" and "after" elements as RSC, but change them on the client at the right time

I went to an interview at a promising company, successfully passed two stages, and then, at the next interview with a developer, I was completely disappointed with the company. I declined after being invited to the final round and procrastinating on applying again... Where can I find a good company?

I'm playing around with the community website a bit. I love when I have time to add little details 🎃

I'm continuing to test generation on random topics. I'm pleased to see that I'm achieving almost 100% working results.

I suddenly realized that I do literally everything with JavaScript: all image formats, PDF, DOC, XLS, ZIP, PPTX, etc. This is no longer just about the frontend and backend

Me: I have everything under control, everything will be fine Reality:

"Explaining the new functionality to the team"

This is probably the best example of automatic element-by-element hyphenation code->pptx. I don't even know if anyone will use it...

2027: Vercel acquired Angular

I can't believe how limited `.pptx` is. I think I'll never be able to use services like that again after code presentations

I can't shake the feeling that it's a joke from the universe that after three authoritarian countries, I'm verifying my identity on a social network in the UK... With a Georgian card (because Revolut isn't accepted) *ba-dum-tsss*

I still enjoy the way my account looks in atsky 🦋 It's probably worth returning to it, but I haven't gotten around to it yet...

Why haven't we come up with component standards yet? Recently, I saw how the "type" prop controls the color of a button. Like, "Whaaat?" I usually suggest looking at ant or mui, but is that really the case every time?

Speaking of CDNs, one of the recent issues - pages crashes with a hydration error. Files aren't loading, scripts aren't working. I thought it was a problem with file responses, so I checked docker image, and... file hashes were different there. Turned out that Cloudflare had cached the old HTML 🫠

Never mind the Apple update, YouTube updated its player! But I have a strong feeling that with the autoplay toggle, it's like that drawing meme...

Still color inversion works great. This is the approach I used (and even shared in my first article) 4 years ago. You create colors: primary-10, primary-20 ... primary-90. When you estimate the theme, you just change 90 to 10, 80 to 20, etc. Now, with tailwind it's even easier to do all this 😌

I don't know anyone who still uses light mode, but I really love customizing themes. It's like seeing a different product (and for some reason, you love it even more)

Someone: You work too much! Me: No! Also me: got to Big Ben after 2 months in London...

What I like about slidebook.dev is that you can literally come up with the idea itself and immediately get a presentation with all the features. And now you can even see ready-made slide ideas in it slidebook.dev/slides/swipe...

Does London even have vertical rain, not horizontal? 🫠

Presentations shouldn’t be about arranging squares. They should be about selling ideas. I’m a dev, so I built a way to code them: faster than PowerPoint, more interactive than any agency. Idea → plan → presentation. Join the waitlist 👉 slidebook.dev

Iteration is the key: Do it → Check it → Improve it → Repeat. Hundreds of presentations have already been generated with Slidebook. Each one showed its strengths and weaknesses — and made the next one better. 👉 slidebook.dev

2 months in London. Still at stage "taking pictures of what to buy" 🥲

Presentations shouldn’t be about arranging squares. They should be about selling ideas. I’m a dev, so I built a way to code them: faster than PowerPoint, more interactive than any agency. Idea → plan → presentation. Join the waitlist 👉 slidebook.dev

I needed to make different modes. There is a patent on "Dev mode", so I made the name "Dev View"! Luckily Figma left some free words!

Meanwhile, I continue to experiment a lot. It's time to show some results

Finally went for a walk. Lots of things to do, problems and worries. These views are worth the trek, they are charming and supportive (when you don't meet a couple of alcoholics trying to flirt)

Hi, I’m from the Church of Scalable Fish Architecture. Can I book 30 seconds on your calendar?

40 iterations and almost 2 hours to ensure that the survey correctly highlighted right/wrong answers after clicking. It was fun, I would like not to repeat it. But at the same time, the prompt was being refined, which means it was worth it!

One of the useful things I've found recently: The ability to run next.js through the `next({ ...options })` function, and build it using the `next build YOUR_DIR` command!

Another nice thing that we did was to add various small pleasant details to our space community 🚀

Well. Hello new handle. Glad to finally do what I've been putting off for so long 🦋

RegExps are one of my favorite features. But sometimes there are funny mistakes. It is especially interesting when they are not obvious and sometimes even work in certain places

One of my most common reasons for using AI is to ask how to use AI for an idea

It's amazing how much you can do right in the browser. In general, I don't need any OS tools, just give me more memory in the browser storage.

What I like about this project is how we all agreed on the idea of ​​doing something unusual. And how in every little thing and even secondary detail everyone had complete freedom and complete unity of views with others. That's what's so great about communities

I continue to work on something quite interesting. I hope to soon consider the ecosystem quite viable for public use