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by fold_left 8y ago
This talk introducing hooks explains it well: https://youtu.be/V-QO-KO90iQ :
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Microsoft Comic Chat (January 1996)(youtu.be)
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Extending TypeScript’s static type checking to the runtime(lorefnon.tech)
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Code readability matters(theguardian.com)
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by fold_left 8y ago
Yeah that's all I was saying. They're just busy but I believe they'll get there.
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by fold_left 8y ago
That's your prediction about what will happen in the future. Leaving the Goalposts were they were, it holds that this did not happen in the article we're discussing.
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by fold_left 8y ago
It's more telling and announcing _to_ outside contributors, rather than asking, listening, discussing, and including them - two way communication This is think was the main complaint, so I was surprised to see it left unmentioned.
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by fold_left 8y ago
No word on if or how they plan to improve how they communicate with open source contributors that I could notice, but they are clearly very busy.
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by fold_left 8y ago
That's also true. TS has more to do to improve working with functional JS.
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by fold_left 8y ago
You can continue to code the way you've been enjoying, just with the option to type your inputs and outputs if you choose to. Writing classical OOP isn't imposed on you by TypeScript, nor do you miss out on anything by not writing
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by fold_left 8y ago
Good for you for recognising this though, it's important to be able to have reasonable discussions, to learn and grow.
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by fold_left 8y ago
> I did get a quick chuckle from the term "close to the metal" being used to describe a Javascript browser library. This and "blazing fast" make me cringe every time.
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by fold_left 8y ago
This is evil, I love it
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by fold_left 8y ago
I don't know but with a service worker you could possibly reduce that 0.5 in your MPA further by caching likely next pages ahead of time.
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by fold_left 8y ago
finally, something that can handle node_modules! :)
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by fold_left 8y ago
Damn, Svelte is not on there. I'd be curious what the author thinks to it as an approach https://svelte.technology/
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by fold_left 8y ago
> Not really. Would you take webdev advice from a company where their own apps are memory hog/leaking garbage (Gmail)? At some point you need to call a square a square. Wait, was web.dev built by the Gmail team? I always assumed Goo
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by fold_left 8y ago
Thank you for creating this, Robin.
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by fold_left 8y ago
Can you be more specific?
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Solve Traffic Situations with Eye Contact(ukrant.nl)
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by fold_left 8y ago
Bravo
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by fold_left 8y ago
This is good advice. I've come to the conclusion that, when suggesting almost anything to do with Development, I really need to be at pains to prevent it being received that the answer is always either Black or White at all times.
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by fold_left 8y ago
> I doubt that all of the web developers who have invested in becoming javascript "experts" want to see the ecosystem change and see all of their "experience" and "expertise" become worthless. Can you expand
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Russian warship ‘carrying £100B in gold’ discovered off South Korea(telegraph.co.uk)
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by fold_left 8y ago
Interesting title but the text was far too small to read on my pixel 2 and wouldn't let me pinch-zoom in. Optimization of some other metric perhaps?
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by fold_left 8y ago
No problem at all, excited to check it out all the same when I get back to my laptop.
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by fold_left 8y ago
Damn I'm not seeing anything other than the navigation and a red footer, in Firefox on latest Android.
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by fold_left 8y ago
More frustratingly, at least for me, is that some of us have been warning about these things for absolutely years without many paying any mind, only for them to keep in happening again. Eg. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?
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by fold_left 8y ago
I could imagine using the jest plugin, could be useful as a presumably faster alternative to babel-jest.
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by fold_left 8y ago
You're right

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