One of the things that differentiate an average developer from a good one is the constant urge for learning and adopting new tools that can simplif...
For further actions, you may consider blocking this person and/or reporting abuse
Bunlephobia is great when you considering if it's worthwhile to add a package to your bundle.
But when you have an existing project bundled with webpack, then webpack bundle analyzer is an invaluable tool to analyze what packages are in your bundle and what is their size 📚
Awesome article Tomek! :) Personally, I find Bundlephobia the most useful - I use it whenever I want to add a new dependency to a web project. This way I'm sure I'm not using any bloated libraries and force users to download unnecessary kilobytes on their devices :)
Thanks :) Yeah, Bundlephobia is pretty neat!
hi，Tomek
Can I translate your article into English and share it with Chinese developers?
Hi, sure :)
Chinese link：nextfe.com/five-dev-tools/
thanks
I used flare for animations in flutter. Though there are occurence that prompt me some bugs. It's a handy tool for UX design with minimal amount of code.
thanks for the article and especially for The Bundle Phobia :)
Those tools look really interesting, especially the BundlePhobia one! Its logo tells everything about the tool. Thanks for the post!
Very interesting. Thanks.
Do you know some opensource frameworks that allow to build modelling tools like CloudCraft ?
Check if this is what you need:
github.com/slothking-online/diagram
Cool tools! Thanks.
Flare is impressive, but their javascript bundle seems very large. Do you already use it in production ?
Hey! Just played with it a little bit, but haven't used for production yet.
Haven't heard of Flare before now, but wow does it look cool! Thanks for the neat tools! 🔥
You are welcome :)
Flare reminds me a bit of Figma, but for animations. Seems really useful.