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Spencer Miskoviak

Rubber Ducking

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Rubber Ducking

Spencer Miskoviak

Rubber Ducking

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Rubber Ducking

Spencer Miskoviak

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Accelerate Nx lernayarn workspaces bazelrush
Using Git to run ESLint on changed files in a feature branch - by Jeff Auriemmareact-i18nexteslint-plugin-i18nextPurgeCSSUnCSSPurifyCSSJeff AuriemmaBlog: jdauriemma.comGitHub: github.com/bignimbus
eslint-plugin-react@typescript-eslint/eslint-plugineslint-plugin-prettiereslint-config-prettiereslint-plugin-jsx-a11yeslint-plugin-react-hookseslint-plugin-testing-libraryeslint-plugin-jest-domeslint-plugin-importeslint-plugin-react-reduxTools
Yarn workspacesbabel-loaderreact-fast-refresh-webpack-pluginspeed-measure-webpack-pluginsass (Dart SASS)webpack DLL PluginMake more things into components
ESLint CacheRethinking Design Practices - React Conf AUreact-hot-loaderBraid Design System 
In this episode, Chris and Spencer discuss using Apollo and tooling to work with TypeScript to generate type definitions based on the schema, using the schema for mocking in testing, and more.Show NotesGraphiQLapollo-tooling used for codegen
This episode, Chris and Spencer discuss server-side rendering with React and TypeScript along with the challenges of incorporating other libraries.
This week Robin Lim joins Chris and Spencer to discuss engineering management and his path from a software engineer, to an engineering manager and currently a director of engineering.
Following up on previous discussions, Chris and Spencer discussion the early work to adopt code splitting with React, TypeScript, and webpack.Show NotesTSConfig module (esnext/commonjs)TSConfig removeCommentswebpack splitChunks configReact
This episode Chris and Spencer discuss efforts to "decouple" webpack from the Rails Asset Pipeline by implementing a lighter version using webpack plugins and a few Rails helpers.Show NoteswebpackRails Asset PipelineSprocketsSqueezing Webp
On this episode, Chris & Spencer discuss starting to collect frontend performance metrics and the different metrics that can be collected.Google Web FundamentalsFirst PaintTime to Interactivetti-polyfillFirst Input DelayTurbolinksRails A
In this episode, Chris & Spencer discuss approaches for maximizing the value of a design system for product, design, engineering, and other stakeholders. Covering how it can fit into the product development life-cycle and how to think about [1]
A quick follow-up to the previous experimentation episode, and a more in-depth discussion around "what belongs in Redux?", the evolution of thoughts around it and athe lessons learned around a bad abstraction Spencer wrote.Show NotesEpisode 1
In this episode, Chris & Spencer discuss code generation specifically around using CSS Modules, SASS and TypeScript to add additional type-safety when referencing class names using the typed-scss-modules package.Show Notestyped-scss-modulesG
This episode, Chris & Spencer discuss feature rollouts, experimentation toggles, tracking, specific components and consuming the toggles on the client.Show NotesLaunchDarklyFullstorySegment
In this episode, Chris & Spencer discuss testing our design system components with react-testing-library and the recent news of Yarn being rewritten in TypeScript (along with other features and changes).Show NotesYarn's Future - v2 and beyond
This episode, Chris & Spencer discuss querying (selecting) data on the client, how they use reselect with Redux, and the pros/cons they experienced when initially adopting it up to today.Show NotesEpisode 4: Scaling Reduxreselect
On this Episode, Chris & Spencer discuss recent efforts migrating from a monolith to domain-driven services, replicating data with Google PubSub, creating a GraphQL endpoint and consuming that endpoint with React, Apollo and TypeSript.Show Not
In this episode, Chris & Spencer discuss their current efforts to migrate the design system (components, colors, typography, etc.) to a dedicated repository covering the various tooling and processes around publishing a package to a private reg
reselect for selectorsNormalizing data with normalizrTypeScript's ReturnType using type conditionalsThe previous package we used for object factories: rosiejsSpencer's package for object factories: cooky-cutter
Brad Turner (the first guest!) joins Chris & Spencer on this episode to discuss recent changes in the colors in Handshake's Design System, the decision process and how the color system was developed.Brad’s Colors AppBrad’s TwitterLyft Color
On this episode of Rubber Ducking, Chris & Spencer discuss their experience using Redux in the context of React and TypeScript.reduxA Philosophy of Software Design (Book)normalizrreselectScaling data selection on the clientreact-reduxre
Chris and Spencer discuss the recent release of React Hooks and speculate on what it means for day-to-day development on feature work, what might change and potential pros and cons of different scenarios.Making Sense of React Hooks by Dan Abra
Rails GeneratorsHygen Generators
Chris and Spencer discuss the Principles of Component API Design (or Prop Design) and lessons they've learned while creating components.Principles of Component API (Prop) DesignMake Impossible States ImpossibleUsing component dot notation wi
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