I’ve always loved a good blog post of someone just saying what they use and do. Keerthana Krishnan has a good one here with Chrome DevTools Features I Use All the Time (and Why You Should Too) . Cheeky parentheticals, Keerthana. Like, sure, I’ll read a blog post about new Chrome DevTools features, but I’m more interested in a real person who uses the tech regularly and what they actually do to be productive. Keerthana focuses on a bunch of performance features, which makes sense since it was a post on a performance blog. I like the user flows thing (which I’ve never tried!). It’s like a Lighthouse test except for more than a static page load: But users don’t experience websites as static pages. They click, type, navigate, and wait. People’s lived experiences. Gold. Here’s Emil Kowalski’s postmortem on building what turned out to be an ultra-popular component ( Sonner , a “toast” component). We actually use react-hot-toast here at CodePen if you wanted to know (I know you did).…