Was skeptical of AI coding after trying Copilot once. Forced myself to use Cursor for 2 hours on real work. Completely changed my mind. Good prompting is its own craft. Now I love these tools but have no clue what my job looks like in 5 years. betweentheprompts.com/two-hours/

Already 300 downloads for Spliit.app iOS application 🤗

I started Spliit.app, my open source alternative to Splitwise, a year ago. This week, I released a first beta of the mobile app 🥳 apps.apple.com/us/app/splii...

‎Spliit - Shares Expenses

‎Spliit is a hassle-free, ad-free app to split expenses seamlessly with friends and family! Whether it’s for trips, dinners, or any shared cost, Spliit helps manage contributions with custom group fea...

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200 downloads already for my new book! I listed all the advice I gave to developers about pull requests and code review over my years of experience and just put everything into a short guide (37 pages). Download it for free and tell me what you think about it! scs.tl/book-pr

Pull Requests and Code Review: Strategies, Techniques, and Best Practices for Collaboration

Unlock the secrets to masterful pull requests and collaborative code reviews with practical insights from years of experience, all packed in one comprehensive guide!

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Would you like to become better at crafting pull requests and reviewing code? Here are the 13 tips from my latest book that you can use in your daily developer activity: scastiel.dev/13-tips-for-...

13 tips for better Pull Requests and Code Review

Would you like to become better at crafting pull requests and reviewing code? Here are the 13 tips from my latest book that you can use in your daily developer activity.

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There is something coming next week 🤫

Server Components & Server Actions make the user and the developer experience better. A bit early to say they’ll change the way we build web apps on the long term, but I would take that bet! 📝 My new blog post about React and @nextjs.org! https://scastiel.dev/server-components-actions-react-nextjs

Intro to React Server Components and Actions with Next.js

React is living something these days. Although it was created as a client UI library, it can now be used to generate almost everything from the server. And we get a lot from this change, especially wh...

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My post about the new learning path I propose for React made it to the featured posts of the week on @dev.to 🎉 👉 https://dev.to/scastiel/a-better-learning-path-for-react-with-server-components-5ebn

DEV Community@dev.to · 3y ago

Congrats to our top authors of the week: Misha, Shai, Emanuele, alakkadshaw, Sebastien, Scott, and Dhruv! Thanks for sharing your insights with the DEV Community 🌟 https://dev.to/devteam/top-7-featured-dev-posts-from-the-past-week-5368

I just wrote a short post with my thoughts about how React Server Components and @nextjs.org can help us teach/learn React a better way: https://scastiel.dev/better-learning-path-react

I just wrote a short post with my thoughts about how React Server Components and @nextjs.org can help us teach/learn React a better way: https://scastiel.dev/better-learning-path-react

Would you like to learn React and Next.js? I’m designing a workshop to help developers who know HTML, CSS and JavaScript climb the next step and build their first full-stack application with the most popular framework today.

I’m drafting a workshop to help beginners learn React and @nextjs.org, and I couldn’t agree more with  the point @shadcn.com made on Twitter: “An interesting side effect of RSC is that React is now actually easier to teach/learn.”

⭐️ 5 reasons to get a frontend dev mentor: 1️⃣ Personalized learning 2️⃣ Expert knowledge 3️⃣ Job search help 4️⃣ Continuous support 5️⃣ Accountability & motivation Excited to offer long-term mentoring for devs: 1-on-1 sessions, job guidance & unlimited chat support! 💻 🚀 👉 scastiel.dev/mentoring

⭐️ 5 reasons to get a frontend dev mentor: 1️⃣ Personalized learning 2️⃣ Expert knowledge 3️⃣ Job search help 4️⃣ Continuous support 5️⃣ Accountability & motivation Excited to offer long-term mentoring for devs: 1-on-1 sessions, job guidance & unlimited chat support! 💻 🚀 👉 scastiel.dev/mentoring

What would you like @vercel.com to announce for the rest of this Vercel Ship week? I’ll start: an authentication solution, aggregating OAuth providers + username/password + password-less, compatible with Auth.js 🤞

Quick, I need an idea for a tiny side project to play with @vercel.com Storage! 🤩

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Introducing Vercel Storage ◆ Vercel Postgres: Serverless and Edge-ready SQL ◆ Vercel KV: Durable, global, serverless Redis ◆ Vercel Blob: Fast, simple file storage https://vercel.com/blog/vercel-storage

My latest blog post about React Server Components is featured in another newsletter: React Digest https://reactdigest.net

Are you a developer looking to level up your skills and land your dream job? Whether you're new to the field or looking to expand your existing skills, I can help 👉 https://scastiel.dev/mentoring

What if @bsky.app was nice not *in spite* but *because* of the invite model, and because invites are rare? To be here, you have to really want it, and convince someone you are worth an invite… Could it be why people are so nice here?

Finally a good use case for an open API 😂

My blog post about React Server Components is in the latest issue of This Week in React newsletter 😍 https://thisweekinreact.com/newsletter/143

Do you use TypeScript? If you’ve never tried Zod to supercharge your code, you’re missing something! And you can use it for more than validating user input 😉

Giving Arc browser a new chance (wasn’t convinced at first try). I think my favorite feature so far is this window when you click a link in a pinned tab!

Anyone from Montreal 🇨🇦 around here?

Three years ago I made this small app to make slides on top of Excalidraw. Thanks to a tweet it’s getting quite some attention today 😁 https://excalidraw-slides.netlify.app/

Finally here! 👋 I read and post stuff about frontend dev: React, TypeScript, Next.js… And some side projects too 😊 For this first post, here is an article I published today: https://scastiel.dev/view-counter-react-server-components