Luca Schneider

It was an incredible experience as a first time speaker. Thank you for the very good organization, the good talks and the connections/friends made along the way 🫶 Can't recommend it enough. Just submit your proposal and try it out! 😁

The stickers were a good guerilla marketing idea yesterday, but I should have brought more 😅

Last talk of today at @reactadvanced.gitnation.org : @tkdodo.eu is speaking in emojis 😱😱😱🔥🔥🔥 Just kidding. His talk about the gigantic codebase of @sentry.io and his experience to manage this huge amount of complexity and how to improve it, was really good. You should definitely check it out!

Really great talk (and theme) from @guaca.bsky.social at @reactadvanced.gitnation.org on how slow the default next.js applications are in the wild. You can make it fast, but it needs some work. Really covers my experience

Is it bad that I hear "sloppy" AI written talks from a mile away? Obviously not gonna tag anyone, but I think you should speak for yourself in talks and only use it only slightly (correcting grammar). Otherwise I could just ask AI to write me a summary of your "solution" 🙈

@jherr.dev showing whats all in TanStacks tool belt (especially his favourite one "TanStack AI"). And congrats for 1.0 🚀

Is it now time to say that our long time plan comes together at the perfect time right for my talk at @reactadvanced.gitnation.org on Monday? ̶n̶e̶x̶t̶-̶y̶a̶k̶ 👀

AI talks sometimes feel like snake oil, but the talk of Rivka Ungar @reactadvanced.gitnation.org showed from experience how monday connects figma with the code. For me it's an interesting topic as at Digitec Galaxus we're at the same spot to enable designers more currently.

@reactadvanced.gitnation.org off with a great start 🚀 @mattpocock.com is talking about how software fundamentals (automated checks, hardcore linting, API modeling, state) are still beneficial in the AI era.

I love it when a long prepared plan comes together 🧑‍💻

People unfairly shit on CSS-in-JS when Linaria and Yak.js exist without any runtime overhead

Sometimes I just need to switch off. For me, that means four days of gaming with my best friends since childhood. We all have busy lives now, but meeting here every year, at Switzerland's biggest LAN party, is simply the best. 🎮

Looking forward to my first international talk 🇬🇧😊 I'll be in London from Thursday (22.10) till Sunday morning (25.10). Let's meet if you're also there :)

I'm really overwhelmed by how amazing @ryansolid.bsky.social is managing solid, it's RC phase and supports downstream projects like our @yak/solid (npmx.dev/package/@yak...) experiment. Really well done and we can learn a ton out of it.

My first ever conference talk for react advanced is finally finished. Now I just need to learn what I want to say 😅

Thank you. Yak also directly benefits from that 😊

A new documentary about @vscode.dev is out! 🎬🎞️🍿 Check out The Story of VS Code, the story of the editor that brought the TypeScript experience to everyone! www.youtube.com/watch?v=kHL3...

After 5 weeks of teaching I have to say that I really like it. And that feeling you get if somebody understands what you want them to understand is incredibly satisfying 😊 Even better when you get feedback from the students that you did a good job 😊

Whats better than a 2 day hike without internet after a a very good conference. I would say nothing, touching grass is always welcome in this time 😎

Looking forward to the next iteration of @zurichjs.com make it happen. It was incredible 😍😍😍

Loved the last talk @zurichjs.com from @danielroe.dev. Very resonated with me and it was fun to influence his talk with emojis. Its important to connect with people and build friendship through the internet ❤️

@tolin.ski animations on his presentation are next level @zurichjs.com and I really feel the important topic slamming right trough my thoughts on AI.

@tej.as makes error situations on stage incredible funny at @zurichjs.com

Best slide so far (no bashing. It was before the official adapter) at @zurichjs.com thanks @philippeserhal.com

We've successfully expanded beyond react. Our first version of solid support is up. npmx.dev/package/@yak... We're working on making this better and faster, but it's great to see that our concept works across frameworks. Let's see which framework comes next 🕵️

Looks like pnpm 12 has poorer compression on pack/publish. For github.com/bluwy/create... (with many duplicated files) the tarball size with pnpm 12 is 823KB, before it's only 89KB.

@webdevs.firefox.com in nightly this animation timeline based carousel navigation is broken are these kind of bugs already known (it is nightly after all) or is it new?

Is it just me or is the search of @bsky.app not very good? If I search for posts with "next-yak" I get some random posts about yaks 😅 I mean I know how you got there, but the experience could be better

dx-styles.dev/blog/state-o... Worth a read and something we try to cover in an upcoming benchmark 🕵️

Finally got around and bought tickets to @zurichjs.com was long overdue. Looking forward to meeting you all ☺️

In my audits, reading the Performance profile is where people get stuck: the flame chart and waterfall look like noise at first I built an interactive guide to make them click, every figure is interactive, plus LCP, CLS, INP and the Insights panel perf.reviews/profile-guide #WebPerf #DevTools

hot is not cool

Looking forward to it ☺️

My first ever conference talk "The Internals of compile-time CSS-in-JS" at #ReactAdvanced in London (reactadvanced.com) got accepted 😱🥳🎉 They decided really fast and still have their CFP open until 30.6. gitnation.com/events/react... apply now! Looking forward to meet amazing people

My second ever application to a conference got accepted 🎉 I'm beyond words, how much I'm looking forward to this. Presenting about a topic I care about and connecting with new people is always something I love to do 🎡

I would love to have something like this for all major bundlers (rolldown, rollup, webpack, rspack and turbopack)