Tw93’s Blog, page 4

【2023-12-23】Personally, I really dislike the "drama" atmosphere in the frontend community. Recently, the "Twelve Zodiac Animals of Frontend" even appeared on Twitter. For a moment, I couldn't tell if it was self-deprecation or entertainment.

【2023-12-17】I went to Japan for 5 days at the end of November, my second trip to Japan. I want to use this article to record what I saw, heard, and discussed with local friends that differed from my preconceived notions, or rather, my unique feelings. Any deviations in my understanding are welcome to be pointed out, and I hope to provide some input for friends planning to visit later.

【2023-11-20】How to achieve daily delicious coffee freedom for less than a thousand yuan? I want to share my experience in purchasing, using, and selecting accessories for my coffee machine through this short article. It's one of the most meaningful items I've bought recently.

【2023-10-26】I bought a Dahon P8 and really love it. I want to organize a best practice guide for beginner cyclists, hoping to provide some reference for those who want to start cycling. Haha, if you want to copy my homework, feel free to do so.

【2023-10-25】A sharing at the Chongqing Front-End Conference, targeting a new generation of front-end developers who emerged after React/Vue. With the era of reinventing the wheel over and the highly competitive domestic front-end environment, the growth path for front-end engineers is much more difficult than before. In these dilemmas, I share how to break through with a new approach, using front-end technology to truly solve business problems, enhance product engineer capabilities, and grow in the least competitive way.

【2023-09-29】Sharing the process of building a home audio-visual system consisting of Apple TV + Sony + Soundbar + Rear Surround Speakers. Many friends wanted a detailed tutorial, so I casually wrote one for everyone's reference. Welcome to discuss.

【2023-09-18】Recently, several developers I admire have been affected by open source work, and the domestic open source environment is not very good. I want to talk about what kind of mindset developers and users should have towards open source so that we can continue to happily write code we like. There might be some misunderstandings on my part, and I welcome everyone to point them out.

【2023-08-20】The browser is likely the most frequently used application on many people's computers. For those of us with a penchant for optimization, we often tinker with our work tools until they're in a state of peak usability. Last year, I wrote about my journey tinkering with Mac software. After a year of iterations and changes, I plan to continue writing this year, starting with "My 2023 Browser Tinkering Journey," especially since a friend recently asked me which browser I use.

【2023-08-03】A topic from last Thursday's cross-platform technical sharing event at Juejin. I shared some thoughts and experiences from the open-sourcing process of Pake, and also discussed some of my ideas about front-end, Rust, open source, and technology productization. Interested friends are welcome to communicate, and please point out any unclear parts.

【2023-07-02】My first trip to Hong Kong was not about ticking off tourist spots but rather observing the culture and environment, leading to discoveries quite different from what I had imagined. Here's a casual chat about those observations.