arewa_coder @arewa_coder

Frontend Engineer arewa-coder.dev Abuja Joined April 2014

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MrBanks💰 @Mrbankstips

3 weeks ago

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A Reverse proxy is both a backend and a frontend. Clients connect to the reverse proxy as a backend and it turns around connects to the upstream backends acting as a frontend. You can use different protocols in both cases. One instance is to use HTTP/1.1 for clients and…

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Arojinle @arojinle1

3 months ago

Deep! #Yoruba

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Hussein Nasser @hnasr

3 months ago

A request is like an arrow. its maximum speed is as it leaves the bow, then it slows down due to air and gravity. A request is at its maximum speed as it leaves the frontend’s NIC, then starts to slow down as it travels through network devices, proxies, the backend kernel, and…

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MJ @mjackson

3 months ago

The React component API could be vastly simpler. It's a decent sized job, but ultimately React is responsible for: - updating DOM - refs/state management - side effects - event handling How much of that could you do with a simpler API based on the DOM and pure JS?

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Youssef Benlemlih @YBenlemlih

4 months ago

If you use @tan_stack query You HAVE to know about this powerful feature It's a GAME CHANGER... check it out 👇

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Christoph Nakazawa @cpojer

5 months ago

I don't understand why squash merging is not the default on GitHub. The other options make no sense, and just slow things down. Similarly, it's confusing that people *still* use `git merge`. It makes everything so complicated. Always rebase, never merge.

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Christoph Nakazawa @cpojer

5 months ago

As for merge vs rebase: A merge requires you to put somebody else’s committed work from main on top of your in-progress change. For every conflict you have to debate whether the change you made in a PR on Friday last week or the change somebody shipped to production on Monday…

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Sam Selikoff @samselikoff

5 months ago

@cpojer I mostly agree in theory and in OSS where the history is more important, but in practice when working on apps I prefer merging these days: - Biggest pain with rebase is having to replay *all* your commits, even ones that may be completely irrelevant now. If you are spending time…

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Shola 👑 @itsSh0la

6 months ago

To wish a girl happy birthday now is a huge financial mistake. “Happy birthday 🎉” next thing is “thank you, should I send my account details?” Get tf out of my DM girl.

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Manuel Schiller @schanuelmiller

7 months ago

Just shipped: Client-side cancellation for @tan_stack Start server functions! Plus, server functions are now notified when clients disconnect before execution finished. tanstack.com/start/latest/d…

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Tanner Linsley @tannerlinsley

7 months ago

📣 Time to announce "create-tsrouter-app" or CTA, a drop-in CRA replacement: - Powered by @vite_js + @tan_stack Router, built by @jherr - TypeScript/Tailwind/File-Route templates (more coming) - Pre-ejected with full control over Vite and (soon) upgradeable to TanStack Start

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Acid @Acid8624374

9 months ago

@sozoai_sol $SOAI

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Matt Pocock @mattpocockuk

11 months ago

TIL you can prompt folks on your CLI without a library 🤯 Node's built-ins are absolutely nuts.

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Ebenezer Don @ebenezerDN

12 months ago

There’s no shame in not knowing something—only in pretending that you do. In a field that changes as rapidly as ours, no one knows everything, and that’s okay. The best developers are curious, open-minded, and always willing to admit when they’re wrong or when they need help.…

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Ugwu Samuel 👨🏼‍💻 @Psalmwrite

a year ago

Why computer represents colour with #hashtags 🤌🏽

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Rhys @RhysSullivan

a year ago

If you care about security for your NextJS app, stop using top level "use server" - it's way too easy to leak data Top level "use server" creates endpoints for all exported functions, even if they are never used on the client One accidental export can cause a ton of damage

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Chisom Nwokwu🌟 @tech_queen

a year ago

MACBOOK GIVEAWAY‼️‼️🚨 An organisation would be giving out 20 Macbooks to software engineers, product managers, and designers💃 Turn on post notifications so you don't miss out!!!!

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fforw @fforw

2 years ago

@mattpocockuk There's no requirement for the exported objects themselves to be frozen. Someone doesn't understand how object exporting works.

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Ryan Florence @ryanflorence

2 years ago

Render props → hooks required more component defs (no conditional hooks) Remix v1 → RSC does the same to pending states b/c you need a "use client" boundary I like the explicitness of it (only "use client" goes to the client), but it adds some cognitive weight to development