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Is it time to think about package/library quality in the Swift community?
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Blaze Slider
Gotta love a good slider component! There have been so many over the years. I made my own back in the day, using jQuery, called the AnythingSlider. I remember the Pei Wei website used it for a while and I knew I had made it haha. I think we see so many of these because [β¦]
A Great VP of Sales Isnβt Great at Everything
Weβve talked a lot on SaaStr over the years about all different types of VPs of Sales. From Stretch VPs to stage-appropriate VPs. A great checklist here to make sure youβre making the right hire. Itβs worth also focusing on a related, high-level point. Especially if you sell to multiple customer segments (i.e., small, medium,... Continue Reading
399: Data Munging
There was a small problem in our database. Some JSON data we kept in a column would sometimes have a string instead of an integer. Like {"tabSize": "5"} instead of {"tabSize": 5} of the like. Investigation on how that happened was just silly stuff like not calling parseInt on a value as it came off [β¦]
How to Supercharge Collaboration in a Remote Work Setting
The past few years have changed the way we work together, and so weβve put together six ways to supercharge collaboration in our remote and hybrid era. The post How to Supercharge Collaboration in a Remote Work Setting appeared first on Inside Design.
Chrisβ Corner: Overflow, Documents, and Visibility
Chen Hui Jing has a good point about testing small screens in the article The horizontal overflow problem, which is: did you actually test them? You might think you did because you squished your browser window all the way. But: The last I checked, Firefox stops at435px, Chrome stops at500pxand Safari stops at559px. That is, [β¦]
React Native 0.71-RC0 Android outage postmortem
Now that 0.71 is available, we want to share some key information about the incident that broke Android builds for all React Native versions while releasing the first 0.71 release candidate for React Native & Expo Android builds on November 4th, 2022.
Issue 594
Modern SwiftUI, saving money with GitHub Actions, and customising the appearance of a ShareLink!
398: DevOops
Stephen and I hop on the podcast to chat about some of our recent tooling, local development, and DevOps work. A little while back, we cleaned up our entire monorepoβs circular dependency problems using Madge and elbow grease. That kind of thing usually isnβt the biggest of deals and the kind of thing a super [β¦]
Chrisβ Corner: Dreamy, Folded, Bendy CSS
Yuan Chuan with a funny blog post opener commenting about how much they liked their friendβs photos: I was attracted by their slight blur and the subtle glowing effects, and wondered what kind of filter function was used. But then she told me itβs just because the camera lens wasnβt wiped clean. Turns out you [β¦]
Rive
Iβve had the animation tool Rive on my list of bookmarks to check out for a while. I recently got around to making an account and giving it a shot. I was immediately interested in what the final output/export is. Because, of course, I want to know how I can use itβ¦ to connect it [β¦]
Hiring Risks vs. Hiring Flags. Make Sure You Get it Right.
My biggest hiring mistake I've made past 5 years that I never made before: I hired folks who didn't really, really, really want the job So far, none have worked out β Jason SaaStr 2025 is May 13-15 Lemkin (@jasonlk) April 16, 2025 During the Boom Times of late β20-early β22, we all often... Continue Reading
Some Best-Ofs
Our Top Pens of 2022 has been out a few weeks now and itβs loads of fun. We tweeted and tooted the Top 10 to show them some extra love. I noticed Steve Gardner has put together a Hall of Fame Collection with some of the greatest Pens of All Time, and I gotta say [β¦]
Issue 593
There's something for everyone in this week's issue.
397: User-Generated Content Saftey
I was asked about the paradoxical nature of CodePen itself recently. CodePen needs to be safe and secure, yet we accept and gleefully execute user-authored code, which is like donβt-do-that 101 in web security. Marie and I hop on the show to talk this through as an update from quite a long time ago. Itβs [β¦]
Switching made easy. Debuting InVisionβs Whiteboard Importer for Freehand.
Introducing InVisionβs Whiteboard Importer for Freehand. Now you can import your Miro or Mural whiteboards directly into Freehand. The post Switching made easy. Debuting InVisionβs Whiteboard Importer for Freehand. appeared first on Inside Design.
Looking back: 2022 on ethereum.org
From the explosion of the scaling and layer 2 ecosystems to the first Devcon in three years and The Merge, it has been an exciting year for Ethereum and ethereum.org. Weβve shipped many impactful features and content, with thousands of incredible contributors helping us along the way. Letβs dive...
Issue 592
Starting the year with plenty of links from around the Swift community.
React Native 0.71: TypeScript by Default, Flexbox Gap, and more...
Today weβre releasing React Native version 0.71! This is a feature-packed release including:
Inside 2023: The Future of Work
What our survey of professionals tells us about the future of work in 2023. The post Inside 2023: The Future of Work appeared first on Inside Design.
Issue 591
Let's start 2023 by talking about the elephant in the room. Mastodon.
New PS5 games 2024: most anticipated PS5 release dates
There are plenty of new PS5 games to look forward to in 2024, and beyond. Here are the best games to keep your eyes on.
New PS5 games 2025: most anticipated PS5 release dates
New PS5 games for 2025 include a new Death Stranding, and even a multiplayer Elden Ring spin-off. Here's the biggest PS5 release dates for 2025 and beyond!
Upcoming games 2024 for console and PC
Here's the best upcoming video games to look forward to in 2024 and beyond!
First-class Support for TypeScript
With the release of 0.71, React Native is investing in the TypeScript experience with the following changes:
2022 GMC Hummer EV Pickup Review: One-Trick Pony
After the allure of the Hummer's physics-defying acceleration wears off, there isn't a whole lot left to love.
Issue 590
Here it is, the issue youβve all been waiting for. The best of βAnd finallyβ¦β in 2022!
Best Christmas sales 2024: last-minute gifts from Amazon, Best Buy and Walmart
Shop all the best Christmas sales, which include last-minute deals from Amazon, Walmart and Best Buy.
Best Christmas sales 2024: last-minute deals from Amazon, Walmart and Target
Your guide to today's best Christmas sales with all the top online deals from Amazon, Walmart, Best Buy, and Target.
Best Christmas sales 2024: deals from Amazon, Walmart, Target and Best Buy
Your guide to today's best Christmas sales with all the top online deals from Amazon, Walmart, Best Buy, and Target.
The best Christmas sales 2024: deals from Amazon, Walmart, Target and more
Your guide to today's best Christmas sales with all the top online deals from Amazon, Walmart, Best Buy, and Target.
Amazon Fire TV Stick Lite Review: Capable Streamer, Cheap Price
The first ultrabudget streamer with a voice remote talks circles around Roku.
Issue 589
The last newsletter of 2022! Wishing you all a happy holiday season with one final set of links.
KZG Ceremony Grant Round
The Protocol Support team is organizing a grant round to support the upcoming Ethereum KZG Ceremony. The KZG Ceremony is a coordinated public ritual that will provide a cryptographic foundation for Ethereum scaling initiatives like EIP-4844. Learn more about the Ceremony and participate in the test version at ceremony.ethereum.org....
InVision + Figma: A perfect match
In our recent webinar, we explored why InVision + Figmaare a perfect match for creating new products and features while keeping work visible to all stakeholders. The post InVision + Figma: A perfect match appeared first on Inside Design.