Roasting time?

I left some comments here - https://visualdebug.com/show/decomponent.com

Hey Fu,

Thanks for sharing! I may not be the target audience for this newsletter but I am a developer who uses react so I thought I'd share my honest first impressions

• I understand this is a weekly letter that showcases a specific npm package
• I just can't imagine myself ever looking for new packages in this way. Typically I've got a problem I'm trying to solve and I'll then search for github awesome lists, blog posts, stackoverflow questions or hackernews threads with relevant keywords like react typewriter effect animation
• Packages are generally tools to solve very specific problems which leads me to assume that most weeks the package won't be useful or relevant to me
• I don't wait for a package to be presented to me I actively go out and look for it when and only when I need it
• Looking for answers is arguably the core skill any developer has so I'm quite confident others would feel the same way.
• Would your local hardware store start a newsletter for builders telling them about 1 new screw, how to use it and why they should or shouldn't use it? That's what this feels like

There are also some framing / copy things that felt off to me:

Are you a React junkie looking for your next fix?

I don't see myself as a "junkie" in any way, we're professionals who are interested in a technology.

No more installing & uninstalling npm packages for your next project.

I just read the readme

Perhaps there are some junior developers who are very early in their career and would find this interesting. Overall I can't imagine myself or any of my colleagues using this.

Keep trying new ideas though! This might not be the idea that takes off but you've got to start somewhere :)