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Dec 17, 2019 34 min

109. Year in Review

from Toolsday Hosted by Una Kravets, Chris Dhanaraj

In Review Do we actually need CSS in JS? Utility classes and Tailwind CSS Grid is great! React Hooks Use Reducer with Effects xstate Headless UI Components Overview Downshift Dayzed React Table Looking Forward Subgrid shipped in Firefox! Stylable form elements Virtual Scroller Container Queries ReasonML Today's Sponsors Square Square has API's and SDK to make payments easy! Square lets you bootstrap your e-commerce site with payment forms to quickly embed a checkout experience into a website. You can then go beyond payments with APIs to help manage orders, catalog, inventory, or employee management. They've recently launched a new YouTube Channel for Developers - check it out to learn how to use Square SDKs and APIs to make payments and run a business at youtube.com/squaredev Datadog Datadog provides real-time monitoring for cloud-scale environments, unifying metrics, distributed traces and logs into one platform. Check them out today at Datadog.com/toolsday to start your 14-day free trial and don't forget your T-shirt! Shout out to our continued supporter: Webflow Get in touch Find both of us on Twitter @Una or @chrisdhanaraj and don't forget to follow the show @toolsday so you know when new episodes hit the air! Want to ask us questions about this episode specifically? We've got a Spectrum Community channel set up just for that. Find, follow and join conversations here: Spectrum.chat/specfm/toolsday

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