Kodsnack25 Aug 2020

Kodsnack 380 - yarn generate book, with Sara Vieira

Fredrik chats with Sara Vieira about The Opinionated Guide to React - the guide to making all the choices React doesn't make for you (plus hooks). We talk about the magic train ride from Prague which led to the creation of the book, what the writing and publication process was like, and of course about the surprising and horrific code Sara uses to create the final book files. We also discuss MC:ing conferences, what happens when world events explode all over your writing, finding your voice, and making the most of your Grammarly plan.

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Links

Sara
Sara on Github
Entertaining talk about making good buttons (and more)
The Opinionated Guide to React - Sara's book
Codesandbox
Codepen
Glitch
Hooks in React
Class components
React state management
Overmind
Christian Alfoni - creator of Overmind
Vue
Styled components
Emotion
Reach router
React router
Preact
Ryan Florence
Blender * Photo of girl giving a police officer flowers and being arrested
The Carnation Revolution - the end of the Portugese dictatorship
This is fine - the meme and plushie
Grammarly
Full stack fest
Markdown
Gatsby
Puppeteer - for scraping web pages, and more
Pdflib
Epub
Calibre
Mobi files
Paddle
Gatsby-starter-book
Prism
VS code theme to Prism theme converter
VAT
Stripe
GDPR
Cheerio
Product hunt
Cypress
useMemo
Sitges
Rust
React Amsterdam

Titles

It's like sad Spanish
I make buttons
Goth Glitch
I finished something
The stress doesn't end
On a train from Prague
Also kind of European
Apparently I started this on Christmas
It depends
Why it depends
I don't think that's an answer
Thank you for not calling it "React Best Practises"
March never ended
I can only write like I speak
I'm not school-smart
yarn generate book
A very dirty Javascript function
A different type of terrifying
All of a sudden, nothing's scary anymore
"I think this thing has a computer"
It was the worst visa

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