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So excited to be at #nextjsconf! Follow along on this 🧵for some background technical info on the things being announced at the keynote today!
Releasing Turbopack!
With the alpha version of Turbopack the team at @vercel led by @wSokra, the creator of webpack, is shipping something that has long been a dream of mine: A JS bundler designed from the ground up to support incremental compilation
turbo.build/pack
With the alpha version of Turbopack the team at @vercel led by @wSokra, the creator of webpack, is shipping something that has long been a dream of mine: A JS bundler designed from the ground up to support incremental compilation
turbo.build/pack
My talk from @jscamp, "The Return of 'Write Less, Do More'" is up on YouTube:
It's a 30 min talk on @sveltejs, and why less code = fewer bugs — kind of a sequel to "Rethinking Reactivity" () Here's a summary thread:
It's a 30 min talk on @sveltejs, and why less code = fewer bugs — kind of a sequel to "Rethinking Reactivity" () Here's a summary thread:
'Write Less, Do More' is the jQuery slogan. jQuery changed my life: I was working at a newsroom in South London, trying to learn to code so I could do e.g. fancy interactive dataviz like the big guys were doing, and I doubt I would have succeeded without it. 
As it happens, 'write less' is one of the very few rules for writing *prose* that almost everyone agrees on. Every word should be doing work. It's not just about respecting readers' time — it helps you write prose that is *correct*. Flabby prose creates space for bullshit.
