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Goodbye Upgrade Fatigue — How Cursor Upgraded Our Storybook in Just 2 Hours!
Published: at 01:21 PM(Uri Klar)Explore how Cursor streamlined Storybook upgrades for Honeybook’s engineering team, eliminating upgrade fatigue in just 2 hours. A must-read for frontend developers seeking efficient workflows.
TanStack Start: the Future of React Frameworks?
Published: at 01:21 PM(Hugo Foyart)Explore the future of React frameworks with TanStack’s latest innovations. Learn how modern tools like Query, Router, and Table are shaping frontend development for scalability and performance.
GPT-4.1 Prompting Guide
Published: at 01:18 PM(Noah MacCallum, Julian Lee)Discover the ultimate GPT-4 prompting guide from OpenAI's Cookbook! Learn expert techniques, best practices, and practical examples to maximize AI performance. Perfect for developers and tech enthusiasts.
Reactivity is easy
Published: at 01:46 PM(romgrk)Reactivity in React doesn’t have to be complicated. Learn how fine-grained, selector-based reactivity works with a 35-line solution—no magic, just clean code.
How to Create Your Own Simple useState Hook
Published: at 01:40 PM(DeepIntoDev)Create your own simple React useState hook step by step in less than 10 minutes and completely understand why the rules for useState hook actually exist.
useSyncExternalStore: Demystified for Practical React Development
Published: at 12:56 PM(Kent C. Dodds)Stop UI tearing in React! useSyncExternalStore safely syncs external data. Get best practices for this advanced hook (like stable functions)
Use Compound Components React Advanced Pattern For Better Software Design
Published: at 12:32 PM(Petar Ivanov)Learn how to create and design better React components using the Compound Components React advanced pattern.
Why React Error Boundaries Aren't Just Try/Catch for Components
Published: at 03:32 PM(Kent C. Dodds)A deep dive into how React error boundaries work, why they're different from try/catch, and how to use them effectively in your apps.
OpenAI Codex: Revolutionizing Code or Ripping Off Developers?
Published: at 01:02 PM(Noah Davis)OpenAI Codex promises to revolutionize coding, but don’t be fooled—this shiny new AI tool has some serious flaws. While it’s great for basic tasks, it’s far from ready to replace skilled developers, and it comes with major risks like outdated code, security vulnerabilities, and legal nightmares.
Will AI Replace Coders? How Developers Can Stay Relevant in the Age of AI Tools
Published: at 10:43 AM(Spacema)Will AI replace programmers? Discover how AI tools are changing software development—and what skills developers need to stay competitive in 2025.