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Frontend Fridays - October 4th, 2024
Krishna Sumanth
October 04, 2024 • Estimated Reading Time: 2 minutes
Welcome back to Frontend Fridays!
If you are new here, I share the 5 best frontend posts I saw in the last 7 days. I scroll, so you don’t have to!
Let’s get to it:
#1 🎨
Desktop Notifications with JavaScript
— Bilal Hussain (@BilliCodes)
4:39 AM • Oct 2, 2024
Handy code to easily enable desktop notifications in your web app! A small snippet with a big impact! 🔥
#2 🎨
this means being in the details on
- how it makes you feel
- creative and marketing
- brand
- user interface
- storytelling
- aesthetics— Jordan Singer (@jsngr)
1:12 AM • Sep 26, 2024
It’s been a long time coming, but frontend development is now divided into front-of-the-frontend and back-of-the-frontend! How you make users feel has become a lot more important. Just getting stuff done is not enough!
#3 🎨
i pass github repo links to cursor a lot when I need help setting something up, but it only reads the readme file
until i found this tool: uithub.com
just change the g to a u in the url and you have a full repo context:
uithub.com/ralphjsmit/lar…
— Ian Nuttall (@iannuttall)
2:35 PM • Oct 2, 2024
An absolutely great utility tool by @WKarsens. Really helpful, especially when debugging weird errors in some libraries!
#4 🎨
New GitHub feature just dropped... 😍
— Seb Vidal (@SebJVidal)
3:50 PM • Sep 27, 2024
If launched, this will become the most used feature in GitHub! 😆
#5 🎨
"is it true that you said 'FUCK IT WE BALL' on the pull request you merged on Friday at 5pm, which caused the incident?"
— kache (@yacineMTB)
4:21 PM • Sep 20, 2024
It’s funny because it’s true!! 🤣🤣🤣
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