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Sebastian Silbermann

@sebbie.dev
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nextjs @vercel.com, @react.dev at night, @testing-library.com core | testing + a11y first | he/him

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Sebastian Silbermann @sebbie.dev · 30/09/2025
Conf season:
Screenshot of my GitHub activity:
Created 100 commits in 10 repositories
Create 2 repositories
Opened 90 other pull requests in 10 repositories
Reviewed 157 pull requests in 11 repositories
Opened 1 issue in 1 repository
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Sebastian Silbermann @sebbie.dev · 03/09/2025
Chaining is nice.
await expect(
  page.getByRole("form", { name: "Error feedback" }).getByRole("status")
).toHaveText("Thanks for your feedback");
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Sebastian Silbermann @sebbie.dev · 07/08/2025
this is what happens if you rely on plugins from other pages: bulk edit broken for PRs unless you soft-nav to PRs from issues on @github.com
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Sebastian Silbermann @sebbie.dev · 26/05/2025
Are Game of Thrones memes still in?
Screenshot of JSX attribute `blocking="render"` with an eslint directive disabling the "no-unknown-property" rule with the reason "it is known"
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Sebastian Silbermann @sebbie.dev · 19/12/2024
Wednesday represent
screenshot of git wrapped summary.
universal rank: top 1%
longest streak: 33 days
total commits: 3134
most active: may
stars earned: 578,329
top language: javascript
power level: sage mode
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Sebastian Silbermann @sebbie.dev · 11/12/2024
We opted for a more digestable stack at the cost of under-selling how much noise we removed by leveraging ignore-lists in sourcemaps. This should give you more of an idea how much noise we removed in the worst cases:
Screenshot of the terminal with a large stack before the change. The stack has at least 20 frames. Screenshot of the terminal with a large stack after the change. The displayed stack only has one stack left. All the other stacks were noise from 3rd party dependencies.
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Sebastian Silbermann @sebbie.dev · 09/12/2024
A modern take on the Revolver Ocelot meme (knowyourmeme.com/photos/94755...)
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Sebastian Silbermann @sebbie.dev · 19/11/2024
State of spam on GitHub is bad enough but then you get these captchas that are legit ambiguous
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