Proving myself to the Home Depot employees, pretending to learn Vim, and holding our elected officials responsible for how my React app renders.

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Declarative Shadow DOM is now supported by all major browsers, enabling server-side rendering for Web Components. This enhancement addresses previous limitations and improves SEO, streaming rendering, and prevents FOUC. Additionally, Expo's EAS Update offers a flexible tool for over-the-air updates, making the update process more efficient and affordable. The post also discusses various tips and insights on JavaScript and app development, including a JavaScript array reference trick and resources for improving React development skills.

Big W for Web Components

Well… that feature has been in the pipeline for far too long. Should’ve been implemented with the initial release of Shadow DOM. As a web dev, this was the first thing I thought of when considering web components back in its initial days.
Calling this a W — let alone Big W — is bold.
Especially, at a time when web components are very frowned upon. Theo has a very recent <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UrS61kn4gKI" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">video</a> on this.