
Iskander Samatov
@IskanderSamatov
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- Tech lead @HubSpot - Tweet daily visual tips on JavaScript, React & indie hacking💡 - Stoic wannabe
Dallas, Texas
Joined February 2021
RT @swright_io: Great article explaining the differences between Constructors & Prototypes in JavaScript. Thanks to….
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The new @YourTrailApp widget is out!. This one was especially fun to work on because I take the approach of small daily steps with every goal I have. #indiedev #Productivity #SaaS.
We've added yet another widget to our collection - Streaks. A simple tracking tool to help you form new habits and achieve goals.
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Quick update: another useful widget added to @YourTrailApp 🎉.
We have added a much-requested widget: timeboxing planner. With the calendar-like view, you can see your day clearly by allocating time blocks. This view integrates well with our weekly planner allowing you to assign tasks to time blocks.
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TIL: You can build neat little audio visualizers using nothing but vanilla javascript and built-in browser APIs 😀. #javascript
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I love React packages that are just plug-and-play. This Emoji picker took me 10 mins to add 😀 to @YourTrailApp . #ReactJS #javascript
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Added this little guy to my blog to leverage some of the traffic I've built up and share @YourTrailApp . Come say hi 👋 😄 #indiedev #buildinpublic
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💡 One tip I learned about promoting your product on Reddit is to keep it casual. People would rather read about your cool project than another pitch about a saas product. #indiedev #buildinpublic.
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💡 React tip: When you can, derive variables on the fly rather than keeping them in the state. This simplifies keeping your state changes in sync. A short post I wrote on using the derived state in React: #ReactJS #javascript.
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💡 React tip: Avoid declaring components inside of their parents. This worsens the performance since the child's declaration function has to be re-created with each render. #ReactJS #javascript
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💡JavaScript tip: Use web workers to run computationally heavy tasks on a separate browser thread instead of freezing up your application's UI. #javascript #webdevelopment.
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💡 React tip: the Container pattern is one of the most useful patterns in React. You can use it to implement a declarative way to reuse custom functionality. #ReactJS #webdevelopment
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