Ed C @Frontend_Ed_

Frontend Ed 👨‍💻 Building React apps for B2B SaaS in AI and eCommerce 📈Sharing knowledge and sick tech picks in the process Joined June 2022

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Ed C @Frontend_Ed_

2 years ago

I'm only one module in and I'm absolutely loving @JoshWComeau's CSS course 🙌 Such a thorough approach to teaching, not shying away from but embracing the messiness of CSS. Best Black Friday money spent by far

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Ed C @Frontend_Ed_

2 years ago

Software is one of the least structured and constantly evolving paths, so its reassuring see thought leaders sharing their journey One takeaway: accessibility is often neglected by developers which creates a need for advocacy. Be patient, and bring people on the journey with you

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Ed C @Frontend_Ed_

2 years ago

Even the wizard @mattpocockuk has to ignore Typescript sometimes, so don’t feel too bad if you do it too! However, how you suppress TS matters; ts-expect-error is preferable over ts-ignore as it will throw an error if the error itself goes away, prompting you to remove it 🧹

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Ed C @Frontend_Ed_

2 years ago

Excellent article on React.memo by @TkDodo 🙌 It can be tempting to slap memo and useMemo all over your code base and consider perf optimisation complete 🚀 but there are many pitfalls that React devs are often not aware of. Highly recommended read 📖

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Ed C @Frontend_Ed_

2 years ago

WCAG criteria for visible focus and drag-based interaction are changing in a big way 👀 Unlike most 2.1 AA level issues, these new criteria will be challenging to develop automated tests for, so developers need to upskill and complete more manual testing to ensure compliance 🏅

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Ed C @Frontend_Ed_

2 years ago

#5 🎯 Without product-market-fit, it really doesn’t matter how well built your thing is. As a developer, you should feel comfortable asking tough product questions when changing roles

Cory House @housecor

2 years ago

#5 🎯 Without product-market-fit, it really doesn’t matter how well built your thing is. As a developer, you should feel comfortable asking tough product questions when changing roles

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Ed C @Frontend_Ed_

2 years ago

Excellent episode and hopefully the start of a new Accessibility-focused mini-series from @syntaxfm @stolinski and @wesbos answer common and less common questions about heading levels and their importance for assistive tech

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Ed C @Frontend_Ed_

2 years ago

Just had a stellar mentoring session with @KokoChris_dev on adplist.org 🙌 If you're looking for mentorship from experts, definitely give the platform a try, and hit Christos up if you're in the frontend world 👩‍💻

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Ed C @Frontend_Ed_

2 years ago

How do you build an accessible component library for your SaaS? Starting with a headless UI library like @radix_ui gives you a huge head start: - easy-to-use API - great accessibility built-in - styling flexibility if you use primitives, or, - "bootstrap but good" with themes

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Ed C @Frontend_Ed_

2 years ago

If your app is client-side React, it's probably inaccessible ❌ SPAs, by nature of being single-page, provide a poor navigation experience for screen reader users OAF Project shows us a great solution, which I'll be demoing in an upcoming video 👀 github.com/oaf-project/oa…

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Ed C @Frontend_Ed_

2 years ago

NEW video time 🔔 join me in fixing a critical accessibility error in a popular UI library, and learn about ARIA roles and attributes for tabbed interfaces along the way youtube.com/watch?v=1b4jDW…