Matan Borenkraout 🥬

Matan Borenkraout 🥬

@matanbobi.dev

Senior SE @Microsoft • Testing Library maintainer • Creating better software, one word at a time. Be kind!

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Hi @ricky.fm, @danabra.mov, I know CRA is deprecated but since the release of React 19, it now breaks installation because RTL's version is expecting peer dep for React 18. I've created this PR to update the RTL version according to our latest recommendations. Any chance to get your assistance?

Hi @ricky.fm, @danabra.mov! I'm trying to migrate vitest-browser-react to use the new `await act` approach. I have a test where I try to assert a suspended component shows fallback and then the content when it's ready. I remember reading there's a threshold for showing fallback but couldn't find it.

Seeing the US elections results and the responses from friends here definitely feels like the elections in Israel in 2022. If I can tell you one thing about the future from our experience, it will only get worse.

In case you missed it, VSCode 1.79.0 now knows how to automatically update the opening and closing tag inside JSX. No need to use the Auto Rename Tag extension anymore, just turn on the flag 😍 "editor.linkedEditing": true Amazing work VSCode team 🥳

⚠️ Phishing Alert ⚠️ A few days ago I received this email. It got me all scared in the middle of the night since it really looked authentic (sent from http://PayPal.com). Can you guess the things that made me realize it's a phishing email? Answer in the first comment 👇

1. PayPal will also reach out using your name and not in a generic form ("PayPal user"/"Dear Customer"). 2. PayPal won't provide a phone number in the email + they have a local phone number in every country the provide service at. 3. Grammar error. Did I miss anything? Lmk!

A new Search element was added last month to the HTML spec. It has semantic meaning and will be exposed to the accessibility API as a search landmark. Thanks to Scott O'Hara for the work on this spec :)

One thing I’ve learned from my time reviewing code is that there’s no replacement to a good word. Next time you review a PR, if you see something you like, say it! (and a picture for some attention)

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