Corbin Crutchley
@crutchcorn
VP of Software Engineering | @GitHub Star | @Microsoft MVP | @Playful_Program Partner | @tan_stack Maintainer
Announcing my new book about A11Y! ♿ When I first started as a web developer I didn't know anything about best practices for UX Only after guidance from many wonderful people have I improved; I want to share that ☺️ A11Y is a basic right and improves products for us all 🚀
🌐 Introducing: The Art of Accessibility! Our brand-new book teaches you everything to do with accessibility! With a vast array of technologies and methods of providing valuable experiences to all users, it's easier than ever to design better, more inclusive products.
📝 New article: You should be using unitless values for line-height! In our new blog post we lay out why unitless line height values are good for maintainability, and accessibility. Unitless values inherit from the parent, ensuring it works on all value types.
in case you ever wondered what kind of highly professional messages i send in the @tan_stack maintainer channel...
Why does #ReactJS work the way it does? 🤔 Maybe this article by @crutchcorn can help with the answers! Dive into the history, the code, & how a consistent mindset can unlock your full potential! 👇 prgress.co/4lC0zgW
Here's a new visual example of the TanStack Pacer utilities I made for comparison. Debouncing vs Throttling vs Rate Limiting vs Queuing vs Batching
async await async await async await async await async await async await 🎶 In the browser, the mighty browser, the main thread sleeps tonight! 🎵 🎵 In the browser, the mighty browser, the main thread sleeps toniiiiiight! 🎶
Something happened today at VueConf China! github.com/vuejs/core/rel…
I was going through this amazing article by @crutchcorn. > covers how react was initially planned out > how the features got added on it react > the problems and the solutions that react team came up with.. playfulprogramming.com/posts/react-hi…
This is well done. It's long and thorough, but I think this level of understanding of React is good knowledge for most JavaScript web developers. React brought a lot more with it than VDOM technology.
🌐 The History of React Through Code We have a new article for you, and this is a big one. 👀 There were many criticisms of React's design throughout the years, but how valid are they? Our new article explores that and much more!
I genuinely think this is the best article I've ever written. It's a long one, but it covers: - React's history going back to 2014 - Reintroducing React's concepts from first principles - Architecture review of the React itself - Explaination of Idempotence in React And more!
🌐 The History of React Through Code We have a new article for you, and this is a big one. 👀 There were many criticisms of React's design throughout the years, but how valid are they? Our new article explores that and much more!
You love to see the best people you know win - this is absolutely a case of such! Can't wait to see how the Vue and broader web ecosystems evolve as a result.
If you have questions or want to join the conversation, Daniel Roe has written about the future of Nuxt on GitHub. github.com/nuxt/nuxt/disc…
Because their original vision was completely at odds with accessibility.
iOS 26 beta 3 completely nerfs Liquid Glass. It looks so much cheaper now and feels like Apple is backtracking on their original vision.
The @solid_js adapter for @tan_stack Store was fairly broken until today. Should be fixed now as of 0.7.2. Performance should be better as well in most usecases. Please update to test and ensure no regressions were made. Thanks!
.@edpratti is cooking some of the best React illustrations you've ever seen for my next blog post 🤩
.@fredkisss is a legend. I like to think I know my way around React and Next.js - I've written a book or two on the topic after all - but he puts it all to shame. I mean it, we've had a number of in-depth React source readings and I was continually asking him for guidance.
I'm #opentowork 🙃 if anyone is interested. I'm open short or long term contracts and fulltime position whether it is fullstack or frontend. here is my portfolio: fredkiss.dev
