
@WebStormIDE / @intellijidea plugin boosting productivity using #reactjs stack Discord: https://xitter.cf/t.co/GgB6vXCIwJ GitHub: https://xitter.cf/t.co/NnTdFxMsef
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React Buddy retweeted
This @WebStormIDE plugin looks awesome 🤩
In particular the coding assistance!
I think I will subscribe again 🧐
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React Buddy retweeted
.@reactbuddy is an advanced IDE plugin for React developers, providing a range of features from coding assistance to interactive component previews 🛠️ - madewithreactjs.com/react-bu…
React Buddy retweeted
🎉 Storybook is now supported by @ReactBuddy!
This IntelliJ IDE plugin is a game-changer for React development:
📝 Auto-generate stories & args
🗺️ Sidebar for quick navigation among story files
🖱️ Drag & drop stories to compose components
Learn more ↓
youtube.com/watch?v=UkY7adQT…
React Buddy retweeted
For ⚛️ React Devs and 🖥️ @jetbrains lovers :
You should check out the @reactbuddy pluggin.
It adds some really cool features to the IDE !
I love it 😍 #reactjs #webdev
React Buddy retweeted
#WebStormTip: Heaps of memory
You can give WebStorm some extra memory to work with big projects. Press ⌘⇧A (Ctrl+Shift+A on Windows) and search “memory” to get to the ‘Memory Settings’ dialog where you can change the limit. Just don’t overdo it; 4GB should be more than enough!
React Buddy retweeted
React "as" prop lets the user of a component decide which HTML tag to render. This way you can create more reusable components.
It is also used by libraries like @chakra_ui.
React Buddy retweeted
The 2021 #StateOfJS results are live! 2021.stateofjs.com/
Here's what's new! (a thread)
React Buddy retweeted
This right here is why I've invested so much of my career learning (and building) tools that enable really rapid prototyping
If you can turn around a working prototype in a few hours you can use to to drive massively more valuable product conversations
Replying to @scottbelsky
That a prototype is worth a hundred meetings, and almost all product meetings that aren’t grounded with a prototype are a waste of time (or worse). A prototype immediately surfaces gaps in logic or business concerns. It is the fastest way to drive alignment.










