Caleb Jacob @TheCalebJacob

Husband, dad, programmer, graphic designer, drummer & fly fisher. calebjacob.com Denver, Colorado Joined November 2011

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Caleb Jacob @TheCalebJacob

2 years ago

@guillewrotethis Awesome updates! So glad that MyNearWallet is resolved in a separate window now and won't reload my app. From my experience, Bitte Wallet also does a full page redirect - will that also use a new window like MyNearWallet?

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JJ Watt @JJWatt

2 years ago

Whole world did Greg. Make ‘em permanent!

Zac Stevens @ZacStevens

2 years ago

Greg Penner noticed that Broncos fans “unanimously” loved the throwback jerseys.

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Caleb Jacob @TheCalebJacob

2 years ago

@nextjs @vercel nextjs.org/blog/next-15-r…

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Caleb Jacob @TheCalebJacob

2 years ago

So happy to see that @nextjs 15 will no longer use an opinionated cache by default. Thanks for listening to feedback from the community @vercel. I'm excited to finally dig into the App Router now.

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Tyler Glaiel @TylerGlaiel

3 years ago

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Marc Backes @marcba

3 years ago

Frontend developers on a Monday getting ready to change the color of a button

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Bojan Tunguz @tunguz

3 years ago

Facts

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Derek Briggs @PixelJanitor

3 years ago

Here’s a strategy I use for more natural looking shadows: Adjust your shadow stack sizes to account for a negative spread that’s 1/2 the amount of the Y. To make it even easier, I use a matching Y and Blur for each shadow layer and then set every layer to the same color/opacity.

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Nat Miletic @natmiletic

3 years ago

This is what a great Friday night looked like when I was a teenager

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Caleb Porzio ⚡️ @calebporzio

3 years ago

🎄 Check this outttt I want to make sure my sites are "accessible" but I really suck at testing things in screen readers and such Devtools to the rescue baby 💪

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Lee Robinson @leerob

3 years ago

I wrote a response to @kentcdodds's post "Why I Won't Use Next.js". It started small, but ended up with a 3,000 word journey and some history about how Next.js has evolved. Here's why I'm using Next.js. leerob.io/blog/using-nex…

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Michael J. Miraflor @michaelmiraflor

3 years ago

This Netflix DVD-by-mail farewell spot is so good. Today marks their final day of operation. Nostalgia overload. Rare that a TV spot makes me feel this emotional… Work by Ways & Means (LA)

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Cory House @housecor

3 years ago

Problem: You want to easily update outdated npm packages. Solution: Use VS Code's Version Lens extension. It displays a colorful icon next to each package. So it's easy to see outdated packages. Click "bump" to upgrade. I do this every couple months. Super handy.

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Wes Bos @wesbos

3 years ago

🔥 A visual guide to getting equal columns in CSS Grid

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Viki ✨ @viki_code

3 years ago

✨CSS Tip: dvh — new viewport unit. Mobile browsers have different UI for top and bottom bars and change viewport height while scrolling, leading to issues with the 'height: 100vh' property on phones. But now we have "dvh" unit, dynamically adapting to the current viewport height.

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Caleb Jacob @TheCalebJacob

4 years ago

@CSSWeekly Seeing someone make mistakes and correct them can be really helpful - especially showing the process of how you caught and debugged the problem.

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Fanatics Sports & Casino @FanaticsSports

4 years ago

Nathaniel Hackett coaching the Broncos

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Caleb Jacob @TheCalebJacob

5 years ago

@rlangewi @jahndis Haha, no way!! The odds of that are crazy.

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Caleb Jacob @TheCalebJacob

5 years ago

@jensimmons For Safari iOS specifically, having the browser's control bar pop up when tapping on a button near the bottom of the page - forcing the user to tap yet again. It's just really bad browser UX design with no feasible way around it.