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Tanstack's ranger module is exactly what I was looking for. Simple and customisable, let me create exactly the component I had in my head.
I've been playing around with the idea of 'aspects' of a novel to create a sort of fingerprint.
Don't put steel plates in your cake.
Software comes in layers — apis and frontends and libraries are all layers of sponge. A good cake separates the layers with jam — tasty, and easily sliced through by a single developer working on a feature as a whole.
Bad cakes separate the layes with steel — silos or deployment processes that make it impossible to slice through.
And that's just not a very tasty cake.
I wrote an article breaking down the different types of tests that are essential for larger scale web development, and their application in https://www.novel-november.com . TLDR: lots of unit tests for all the edge cases, integration tests for pages and components, and end-to-end tests to make sure everthing works as a whole.
It's pronounced "re-flog."
I wanted my comment on a coworker's PR to be grammatically correct. So, I googled -- and I found the answer.
"The plural of regex is regrets."
I know it's only Febuary, but I'm working hard to improve novel-november.com for this year. This week I built a Word Sprint tool — you can set a timer, sprint, then enter your wordcount. It'll calculate your wpm and, and you can automatically add your wordcount to today's total.
Rob Bignell, Editor/Author