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I'm having to work with Material UI and I really despise how inconsistent it is with its provided capacity to override simple things like classnames of slots.

One component allows me to add a classname to some of its slots here and there, the other one doesn't at all. One wants me to use `slotProps`, the other one wants me to use `inputProps`.

It shouldn't be that hard to add a class to a label.

Question to #React experts. Where is the problem if the htmlFor attribute (the one used for <label> instead of the "for" attribute to avoid keyword conflicts) — this attribute remains "htmlFor" in the rendered code, not converting to "for"? Like, in the browser dev tools it shows: <label htmlfor="">.
My first idea was wrong casing (htmlFor vs. htmlfor), but I have almost no knowledge in React, so any help is appreciated. #JavaScript #accessibility

→ Animals react to secret sounds from plants, say scientists
bbc.com/news/articles/c8e4860n

“[F]emale moths avoided laying their eggs on tomato plants if they made noises they associated with distress, indicating that they may be unhealthy.”

www.bbc.comAnimals react to secret sounds from plants, say scientistsIt opens up the possibility that an invisible ecosystem might exist between plants and animals.
#eggs#react#moths

Great UX shouldn't require a complete rewrite. Dave Mosher compares a React SPA vs HTMX for the same app.

HTMX delivers on what matters:
- Ship faster (one deployment vs two)
- Onboard developers faster (HTML + HTTP, done)
- Serve users better (works without JS)
- Keep it together (1 script vs dependency chaos)

Not about abandoning React—it's about choosing complexity only when it adds user value.

Compare the approaches:
link.testdouble.com/3a0881

I am looking to get fedihired. I am a Front End developer with other 25 years of experience, actually started as a html editor in 1998.

My main skills are in Typescript/javascript, React and its ecosystem, NextJs and Express too. I actually enjoy unit testing, component testing and end to end testing. Recently I have been doing a lot of work with MUI.

I can work with relational and non-relational databases. I like using Mongoose when working with databases.

All the usual skills with CI/CD, mainly github actions. Can work with Docker, Kubernetes etc too.

I have worked for mega corps and small start ups and everything in between. I fit in basically. I can mentor and manage junior developers and I am comfortable running scrums and agile ceremonies too. I write Epics and Stories and can train juniors. Apparently I am good at interviewing people for technical roles and have done a lot of that in previous jobs.

I am only looking for remote work in the GMT time zone.

#fedihired #FrontEndDeveloper #React #Testing #CICD #

Unpopular #react opinion: The only mistake that was worse than throwing redux at todo lists was not throwing redux at everything else.

Of course I am not serious, but it's impressive how often I think "this problem would not exist with #redux" or "oh wow, this would be so easy with redux".