Jef Wright @thejefwright

pretty alright web developer, has-been chef. coffee, css, js, react, sous vide, bourbon. my jokes are pretty dry. Portland, Maine Joined December 2011

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George Moller @_georgemoller

4 years ago

🔥 JavaScript array cheat sheet

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nader dabit @dabit3

4 years ago

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I'm brewing an interactive guide to @sanity_io 's GROQ... If you want to learn this querying language, reach out! I'd love to walk you through it, gather feedback on the guide and share the knowledge 😊

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Marko Denic @denicmarko

4 years ago

HTML tips - hidden gems. 🧵

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Marko Denic @denicmarko

4 years ago

CSS tips you won't see in most tutorials. 🧵

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julia reinstein 🚡 @juliareinstein

5 years ago

wait a goddamn SECOND

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Addy Osmani @addyosmani

7 years ago

Tip: @ChromeDevTools can copy the JavaScript path to an element for you. Gives you a pre-filled querySelector for debugging 👌 Elements > Right-click element > Copy > Copy JS path

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PhillyAJ (Brown) 🏈🏏🏈🏏 @PhillyAjay

7 years ago

Dingo eating a shark while two snakes have sex. Welcome to Australia.

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Nicolás Bevacqua @nzgb

7 years ago

console.log is the best debugging tool period. If you think it's a bad habit, get off your high horse

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🤬Swearing Kids 𝕏 🙇‍♀️🙇‍♂️ @SwearingKids

7 years ago

This time lapse video of when 2 year old twins are put to bed is awesome

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Scott Diemer @ScottPDiemer

7 years ago

ℹ️ git tip: As the lazy developer I am, I try to find shortcuts when I can. You can add and commit with message all in one line using -a (adds all) -m (message) flags as such: git commit -a -m "message about commit" #100DaysOfCode #CodeNewbie #git #github

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Patri Friedman 🌆 @patrissimo

7 years ago

If you can't rest because you have: (full todo list, backlog of projects, desire to accomplish more, self/life/world aspects you want to change), you will never rest. These lists are infinite. So you must learn to rest peacefully beside an infinite mountain of potential work.

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Julien Vehent @jvehent

7 years ago

I don't write open source code to be successful or rich. I write open source code because I need to solve a problem, and maybe someone else has the same problem and we can help each other.