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Rodrigo Pombo

pomb.us

An overengineer building tools for better code reading comprehension

JavaScript / TypeScriptFrontend / CSS / browsersDev tools / editors / IDEs

Posts
57 from 30 Apr 2017 to 7 Apr 2025
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now and then
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personal blog
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2025 1

  1. Devtools FM

2024 7

  1. The Curse of Markdown
  2. Build-time Components
  3. Announcing Code Hike 1.0
  4. Fine-grained Markdown
  5. Rich Content Website Lean Content Website
  6. From Markdown to Video
  7. Beyond Skeuomorphic Markdown

2023 2

  1. GPT API Unofficial Docs
  2. Bright

2022 7

  1. Code Explainers
  2. Stop Writing Dead Fish
  3. Tailwind's home page clone with Code Hike
  4. Building a Stripe Docs clone with Code Hike
  5. Codetv
  6. MDX Debugger
  7. Docusaurus Theme MDX v2

2021 4

  1. Write Coding Videos in Markdown
  2. Stargazer
  3. Web Frameworks in 60 Seconds
  4. Scrollycoding (preview)

2020 10

  1. The X in MDX
  2. Intersection Observer Debugger
  3. react-fit-to-viewport
  4. The X in MDX
  5. Top 29 Developer Docs
  6. Placeholdifier
  7. react-svg-curve
  8. Next.js Static Props
  9. Open Source Spotlight
  10. CSS Dragon Illusion

2019 12

  1. Code Surfer v3
  2. Build your own React
  3. Hitchcock
  4. Codem Ipsum
  5. use-spring
  6. Spring Editor
  7. Gatsby Waves
  8. Build your own React
  9. About React Suspense and Concurrent Mode
  10. And the rest is Git History
  11. Git History
  12. Write Code Online

2018 7

  1. React Hooks TL;DR
  2. Lazy loading (and preloading) components in React 16.6
  3. Classes? Where we’re going, we don’t need classes — React 16.6
  4. ¿Se puede hacer eso con JSX?
  5. Forkbox
  6. JSX can do that?
  7. Escher Bot

2017 7

  1. Didact Fiber: Incremental reconciliation
  2. Why aren't you using Prettier?
  3. Didact: Components and State
  4. Didact: Instances, reconciliation and virtual DOM
  5. Didact: Element creation and JSX
  6. Didact: Rendering DOM elements
  7. Didact: a DIY guide to build your own React