Kyle Gach
@kylegach
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👋→@[email protected]. ¶ Rhymes with “batch”. Always learning. Trying to be more kind than nice. ¶ DX at @chromaui/@storybookjs. ¶ ❤️ @kzgach. he/him
Boulder, CO
Joined March 2009
Delighted to announce that I’ve recently joined the team at @chromaui (maintainers of @storybookjs) as a DX Community Engineer! What? Why? 🧵...
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@JagexAllstar @storybookjs @Jagex Thanks for sharing! Glad to hear it's been more good than bad. 🙂 FYI: - Next.js-specific helpers - - - Network & module mocking in SB, often helpful for pages - -
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@MetalHaze @storybookjs Nope! The visual tests part requires a Chromatic account, which has both free and paid plans to match your usage. But Storybook Test itself, which lets you run a variety of test types on your components, will always be free, just like all of Storybook.
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Y'all. We're building something extraordinary here. I'll never test my UI components in the command line again.
Storybook Test sneak peek 👀 ⚡️ Blazing fast tests that run in the browser 🌈 Component, visual, and a11y tests simultaneously 🚦 Visualize results inside Storybook 👉 Click-to-debug in your own browser 🌐 Optimized for test coverage 💻 VSCode integration via Vitest
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@_August1_ @storybookjs Thanks so much for making us aware of this, Augustin. I've just fixed it!
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@griffadev @yannbf @storybookjs @vitest_dev @ViteConf It doesn't technically do anything about the number of stories, but you have control over how those stories appear (in the sidebar, in docs, etc) with tags. E.g. `tags: ['!dev', '!autodocs']` would use the story only for testing.
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@jamonholmgren @JoshWComeau I can at least confirm it's not a one-off. I saw it too on my 14 Pro using the Mail app in iOS 17.6.1.
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@kaelig @storybookjs @Netlify Thank you, Kaelig & Netlify! That seems to have done the trick! We really appreciate your support. 🙂
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@kosuke_upd I'm not that familiar with React Native. I only know of Perhaps @mshilman can chime in?
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@kosuke_upd We went with subpath imports because it's a Node standard that's supported by a wide set of tools, including Webpack & Vite. But, we're also working with the Vitest team to see if we can bring more Vitest-style mocking to SB, too.
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@ty_jarrus If this is referring to Gideon the Ninth, you do _not_ need to worry. You’re in extremely capable hands.
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RT @chromaticcom: This Wednesday, we're co-hosting a webinar with our friends at @stackblitz on all things components. Join @kylegach and…
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