To the folks mentioned so far in the post and comments: Keep letting us know how we can adjust the mechanics of our platform to best serve the JavaScript community, and always feel free to weigh in on our general direction and open source initiatives.
I've been a professional C, Perl, PHP and Python developer.
I'm an ex-sysadmin from the late 20th century.
These days I do more Javascript and CSS and whatnot, and promote UX and accessibility.
I think you can add
Dan Abramov
who has a good social media presence and who gives great talks (mostly about react hooks at the moment if I'm not mistaken)
(EDIT: he has some other great achievements with redux and stuff, but I wouldn't be able to list them all 😅)
Dan's React Hooks introduction talk is legendary
I've watched that talk several times. Probably won't stop
Yup, I totally agree 😄
@richharris @compuives @kylemathews @devdevcharlie @kentcdodds @maxlynch @ryanflorence @dan_abramov @benlesh @john_papa @bnb
To the folks mentioned so far in the post and comments: Keep letting us know how we can adjust the mechanics of our platform to best serve the JavaScript community, and always feel free to weigh in on our general direction and open source initiatives.
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Project Benatar: Fending Off Data Black Holes
Ben Halpern ・ Jun 17 ・ 6 min read
I'd like to add these to the list:
Ben Lesh
John Papa
Tierney Cyren
And I'm sure I've missed many more 😄
Thanks for the list Ben! Followed a few :)
Always the same faces around 😩
Yeah, for me it's more about finding people who are interesting for reasons other than "is popular elsewhere".
But the Venn diagram of those people and people who are interesing here does have a decent overlap.
Cold game homie.
Done. :)
Amazing! ❤️
Thanks for the list Ben! Followed some :D
What about me ? :)
hey don't skip Dan Abramov. it's a Joke!
I'd like to add:
dev.to/emmawedekind
dev.to/samanthaming
Thanks for all this list.. Let following all
Cool followed them all!