Type-Safe Feature Flags with TypeScript
Stringly-typed flags are a footgun. A tiny bit of TypeScript turns typos into compile errors.
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Stringly-typed flags are a footgun. A tiny bit of TypeScript turns typos into compile errors.
Three changes — a moment.js eviction, route-level code splitting, and tree-shaking a barrel file — cut 60% off our JS.
Stop sprinkling memo() everywhere. The Profiler tells you which components actually re-render and why.
Server Components moved data fetching off the client and shrank our JS — but the mental model took a minute.