After a year in the making, I'm excited to announce Code Hike 1.0! 🎉 Code Hike bridges the gap between Markdown and React to help you create technical content that takes advantage of the modern web v1.0 introduces two new features: - Fine-grained markdown - Headless codeblocks

@fuma_nama 💯

@asidorenko_ I recall spotting Code Hike in other courses. Would love to see broader adoption, but not sure how to push it further.

@steveruizok @ClerkDev I think @fuma_nama is a fan too

RT @dimaMachina_: Nextra 4.0 is just released! 🔹App Router 🔹Turbopack 🔹Compiled by React-Compiler 🔹New Rust-powered search engine Pagefind…

@rauchg @reactjs @nextjs here's another one

@adamwathan It’s like living in a parallel universe where inline styles kept pace with the rest of CSS instead of being abandoned as a bad practice

@mattpocockuk @codehike_ cool! let me know if you have questions

@rauchg that's using a set of predefined components, right? how long until @aisdk starts generating components on demand?

@peduarte would love to see video export too, with something like

just added this, who's up for sponsoring Code Hike to see if the GH Sponsors webhook + Next.js ISR actually works? 😉

@theo reminded me I used the same animation to experiment with React Concurrent Mode… seven years ago

@JNYBGR thank you Jonny!

🫶

@rauchg yes, and not only for apps. content websites should also take advantage of the power of the web

@adamwathan how long until someone accuses Matt of murder

I need this for twitter