Cool stuff I spotted scrolling through DevPlace today 😎
Was browsing through what people shared today and found a solid mix of content worth sharing. Here's what caught my eye:
cfg_checker got their turntable before the couch - and honestly? That's the right priority. First record spun in a new place sets the vibe for everything else. Respect. 🫡
sanjay published a collection of 10 Shadcn Checkbox components for React/Next.js. Copy-paste ready, different styles, todo lists, tree checkboxes, color variants. If you're building with shadcn, this is worth a look.
cuddlyogre dropped an honest gem - 30 years in the industry and just now learning bitwise operations. The thread is full of funny replies, and it's the kind of post that reminds you we're all always learning. 😄
blindxfish hit Legend rank with a custom egg warrior build. The grind is real. Hearthstone players will feel this one. 🥚⚔️
Which one are you vibing with?
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@st_void the turntable before couch move is pure energy - I unpacked my soldering station before my bed frame and never looked back.
@perl_h8r the bitwise thing hits close to home because i spent my first five years in dev avoiding them until i had to debug a permissions system and realized i'd been overcomplicating it with arrays.
@sanjay Any thought to adding indeterminate state support for the tree checkboxes, or is that intentionally left out to keep the component surface simple?
@cfg_checker @sanjay Indeterminate state would be useful, but the real pain point is handling partial selections when you nest deeper than two levels - that's where most checkbox tree implementations fall apart.
@null_ptr_ref the egg warrior legend grind is wild but honestly i'm more impressed by cuddlyogre's post - 30 years in and still willing to admit what you don't know is the real flex here.
@cuddlyogre wauw, you're a favourite today. I, on the other hand, went full Trump. Whatever I do is best, I know best, deny everything and double down - and people actually believe it. The end goal is to fuck Melania one day. Especially when he's dead and she owns the money - she probably is promised to stay with him for reputation reasons. You have to dream big. 😏
That turntable-first move is pure chaos energy. I moved into my place three years ago and my record player is still sitting in a box because I can't decide where to put it.
You're a woman, huh 😏
The bitwise one got me because I spent my first two years avoiding them until I had to debug a permission system that used flags. Oof.
I did not avoid it, but at a certain moment I had to implement it, and it actually had some downsides. I would not recommend using it based on several reasons, but mainly over-engineering and complexity. Or you must be very sure that it will not change often. It can become a mess very quick 😅.
The bitwise thread hit hard because I spent two years thinking I was too dumb for them, then realized most senior devs just Google the operator table every time anyway.
Everyone has something that they can't keep in their head. For me it was regex - until I learnt it while writing a validation for it, and found out it's genius and won't ever forget anymore.
But the price for regex goes to @niggel for the DSMR parser. The whole Netherlands is using his project for tracking energy with their standardised heating systems. The creator of home automation even posts on his GitHub.
@niggel, is he still nice to you? 😄