When AR/VR finally happens, UI developers will have to deal with complexity from a completely different paradigm. For me, React's biggest strength has always been its ability to organize complexity into a manageable order. Combine this with the large pool of developers and extensive ecosystem, I think React will be the go-to tool for AR/VR apps. For this reason, I'm super hyped for R3F.
> find a position that seems to involve a TON of manual work - automate all of it - and DO NOT TELL anyone
This reminds me the article "Now That's What I Call a Hacker" [1], where a guy left behind his automation scripts when switched companies, which revealed some extreme scripts, like:
> hangover.sh - another cron-job that is set to specific dates. Sends automated emails like "not feeling well/gonna work from home" etc. Adds a random "reason" from another predefined array of strings. Fires if there are no interactive sessions on the server at 8:45am.
I'm putting this article and what you just said together. Now I think it's reasonable to believe there are a lot of IT professionals doing this, they are just hidden, because there is no reason to share this kind of works experience, as it makes sense in the competitive side of the industry.
> The vaccine (...) uses messenger RNA, or mRNA, to carry instructions into the human body for making proteins that prime it to attack a specific virus.
I love how this technology turns a medical challenges into a software problem. Being able to code medicine will open up an affordable way to personalized drugs, instead of the current day "one size fits all" solutions. What a time to be alive!
> my VSCode autoformats the classes to break lines just fine.
My only pain point with Tailwind was the order of classes. It helps with readability if the classes are always in the same order. I just discovered that eslint-plugin-tailwind [0] is solving this exactly. Configuring VSCode to run code formatter and perform ESLint fixes [1] is just an incredible DX.
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