Scott and Wes discuss essential components for web projects like navigation bars, modals, and toast messages. They cover topics such as authentication forms, drawers, and custom confirm buttons. The episode also includes a bonus tip for developers and recommendations for becoming a better developer.
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Quick takeaways
Having common components like nav bars, modals, and toasts is essential for all projects.
Creating a starter kit for fast development and reusability is crucial for streamlined processes.
Effective error management with tools like Sentry is key for tracking logs and improving project maintenance.
Deep dives
Components and Utilities for Every Project
Discussing the importance of having common components and utilities for all projects, touching on the need for components like nav bars, modals, toasts, loading components, and more.
Starter Kit Development Insights
Exploring the process of creating a starter kit to streamline development, focusing on fast development processes, reusability, and considerations for common component needs across projects.
Handling Errors and Utilizing Sentry
Highlighting the significance of managing errors effectively using tools like Sentry to track error logs, monitor performance, and gather analytics data for better project handling and maintenance.
Challenges with Mobile and Desktop Navigation
Delving into the complexities of designing navigation components for different devices, discussing strategies for creating responsive nav solutions, handling layout differences, and addressing user experience concerns.
Building Custom Components for Better Development
Emphasizing the value of building custom components to enhance development skills, covering the benefits of creating personalized components tailored to specific project requirements and preferences.
In today’s episode, Scott and Wes dive into the essential components they need on every web project, discussing whether to build them from scratch or leverage existing libraries—everything from navigation bars and modals to toast messages and icons.