Checkout what i've been working on for the past month :). React Scan Notifications tells you:.- when there's a slowdown.- what took the longest to execute.- how you can optimize the problem. closes the react performance optimization loop

if you use the react scan extension you can have the toolbar on every page

you can now hide your react scan toolbar when you don't need it

browser logs in terminal will have source locations so you can command + click to the log in your editor

soon in @nextjs, browser errors & logs can show in your terminal for your AI to read

Personal update: I’ve joined the awesome people on the Next.js team @vercel . Next.js devtools are about to get a lot better.

Exhibit b.

link to an in-editor @tldraw with a comment

little experiment, what if you could vibe code extensions using the editor

New blog post- converting a session replay to mp4, and fast

why not show logs over the component it came from

experimenting with some API's for a devtool library I'm working on, and I hate that I love this so much

I think I just found a production use case for my custom react implementation, stand by.

window manager using React's new <ViewTransition> api

RT @lxsmnsyc: Hi everyone!. I'm currently looking for a new remote JS/TS role, FT preferred. I'm a @solid_js core team, previously worked….

Cursor releasing this 3 days before i graduate

Successfully wrote a blog post every day this week

People underrate how much devtools influence adoption. Personal example, automatic profiling with React Scan makes React a lot more fun for me compared to a framework you have to manually profile for every performance issue.

so many awesome features.

develop with your desktop and mobile view side by side