Mike Murry @mikemurry

Web developer, UI engineer. Building VR worlds on the side. @[email protected] Seattle, WA Joined March 2007

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Dribbble @dribbble

3 years ago

“Good UI design is practical, not decorative.” To help you improve your UI design skills and design more effective interfaces, study the 10 golden rules of UI design and learn how to apply them to your work. 💪 Explore the guide! buff.ly/3G7ThOn 🔗

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Mike Murry @mikemurry

7 years ago

The ultimate guide to proper use of animation in UX by Taras Skytskyi uxdesign.cc/the-ultimate-g…

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kitze @thekitze

7 years ago

This is seriously my favorite JS tip. Don't convert an arrow function just to add a console.log, you can add it with || and then get rid of it later 😍

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Andrew Lisowski (@hipstersmoothie.com on 🦋) @HipsterSmoothie

7 years ago

Want a smaller webpack bundle? Using css-modules? Set the localIdentName to the last 4 characters of the SHA and shave a few KB of your bundle. The classNames are still unique! #Carbon #webpack

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Kent C. Dodds ⚡ @kentcdodds

7 years ago

🎉 Here are the recordings of the livestream from my Advanced React Component Patterns workshop I gave today at #jsAtPayPal: Part 1: youtu.be/SuzutbwjUp8 Part 2: youtu.be/ubXtOROjILU ⚛️ Enjoy

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Parsha Pourkhomami @parshap

8 years ago

My team's intern worked on this awesome project to automatically post bundle size feedback in PRs! nerdwallet.com/blog/engineeri…

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Mike Murry @mikemurry

8 years ago

Stronger Encryption and Decryption in #Nodejs : vancelucas.com/blog/stronger-…

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Andrew Clark @acdlite

8 years ago

My biggest tip for writing tests: Test the interface, not the implementation. The ideal is you should be able to refactor your entire codebase without changing any tests.

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Mike Murry @mikemurry

8 years ago

“Keep webpack Fast: A Field Guide for Better Build Performance” by @rowanoulton slack.engineering/keep-webpack-f…

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Airbnb Engineering @AirbnbEng

8 years ago

Read about our migration to React Router v4 for server rendering! abnb.co/lrlqe

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David K 🎹 @DavidKPiano

8 years ago

Plot twist: everyone's already using (implicit) state machines in UIs. By making them declarative/explicit, and planning them out before coding, your component and app behavior becomes much more clear + testable, and bugs are easily identified.

Max Stoiber @mxstbr

8 years ago

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Smashing Magazine 🇺🇦 🏳️‍🌈 @smashingmag

8 years ago

2017 best practices for loading. via @addyosmani Video: youtube.com/watch?v=_srJ7e… Slides: speakerdeck.com/addyosmani/fas…

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Marius Schulz @mariusschulz

8 years ago

🔥 React may batch multiple state updates into a single one for better performance. If you need the previous component state to compute the next, pass an updater function to setState()!

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Changelog @changelog

8 years ago

TLDR Pages 🙌 A community effort to simplify the beloved man pages with practical examples. tldr.sh

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Jason McCreary @gonedark

8 years ago

☠️ "Dead Code" can rot a code base over time. Here are a few common types of dead code. Be diligent and thorough about removing them as the code evolves. Even dead code can still cause problems.

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Felix Krause @KrauseFx

8 years ago

GitHub now warns you if one of your dependencies has a known security vulnerability, this is great 🚨

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Jason McCreary @gonedark

8 years ago

🔥 Pushing yourself to remove comments is one of the best drivers towards clean code. Here's a few tips on how to spot and replace comments that may be unnecessary…