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by lf-non 3y ago
I was primarily saying that I find the DX of vue's reactivity to be more intuitive in the context of my application. I didn't intend to say there was something that was possible with vue which wasn't with svelte. Last I check
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by lf-non 3y ago
I disagree. But I am someone who deals with frontend tech sporadically as opposed to spending all/most of my time working on UI. I was excited about svelte, but have found that coming back to my svelte project after a month or two of n
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by lf-non 3y ago
Ah ok. However, typescript is mostly smart enough to propagate comments [1] from zod schema properties to inferred types on its own. Thanks for maintaining kanel btw. We used to use this in a previous role alongside knex. It was very useful
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by lf-non 3y ago
No. Imagine a Zod schema like: const UserLocation = z.object({ address: Address, coords: Coords }) where Address, Coords are other zod schemas. Now if I infer a type like: type IUserLocation = z.infer<typeof UserLocation> Th inferred
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by lf-non 3y ago
My comment was about nuttyartist/notes (the project mentioned in the parent comment) and not joplin.
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by lf-non 3y ago
Kotlin's type system works great for interop with a nominally typed lang like java but for interop with a dynamically typed lang like js and myriad of its libs not designed with type safety in mind, structural typing is far more conven
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by lf-non 3y ago
I love zod and use it daily. It is also the most frequent thing where junior developers get stuck. TS tooling doesn't make it very easy to work with large extracted types though it is head and shoulders above other mainstream languages
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by lf-non 3y ago
Deepkit (listed in the article) is a fascinating project and really deserves to be more popular. It also demonstrates that what is being asked for is actually practical. https://deepkit.io/
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by lf-non 3y ago
We can use branded types to simulate nominal typing https://zod.dev/?id=brand
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by lf-non 3y ago
Last I checked this did not provide an obvious way for links between notes. This is a crutial feature for many folks who work with lots of small interlinked notes.
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by lf-non 3y ago
I love joplin - it has been my goto solution for adhoc notes for almost two years now. I use it on multiple devices and they all sync to an S3 bucket which is very cheap setup that works well once configured properly. I don't love the
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by lf-non 3y ago
I like pgtyped - when the queries are mostly static it is a great solution. Solutions like ts-sql-query are better when you need to dynamically generate complex sql. With ts-sql-query it is very easy to create sql select statements where mu
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by lf-non 3y ago
We moved away from zapatos because the generated types are good only when selecting from single table. The moment we start selecting some subset of columns from a join of multiple tables, it is upto the developer to provide the right combin
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by lf-non 3y ago
As someone who transitioned from flash to webdev a decade ago, I wholeheartedly agree with this. A lot of folks who started their careers with current state of webdev workflows don't fully understand how amazing a fully integrated desi
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by lf-non 3y ago
For folks who don't care as much about iron-clad protection against mutability and side-effects, but want an elm-ish language that prioritizes functional code, derw is an interesting upcoming alternative. It also targets good interop w
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by lf-non 3y ago
The lack of node support is not necessarily a problem though. We can write an "extension" in any language (including js/node) which can communicate with the app over websockets. https://neutralino.js.org/docs&
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by lf-non 4y ago
I moved away from React recently (hence chakra-ui is no longer an option) but I find attributify mode for unocss [1] plus the daisy ui preset [2] as a good framework-agnostic alternative. [1] https://www.npmjs.com/package&#x
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by lf-non 4y ago
Looks like this is inspired by Shopify's hydrogen but for the LMS space. So, this repo is an open-source set of components, but those components are tied to a graphql API which is provided by the parent org's closed source backend
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by lf-non 4y ago
I started using zapatos in a project but eventually moved away from it. Their shortcuts and lateral join support is nice, but you very often need to write raw sql and manually provide types and ensure they are correct for all these cases. I
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by lf-non 4y ago
https://fediverse.party/ tracks various fediverse related projects.
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by lf-non 4y ago
They are incredibly useful when you need to rely on code-generators or need to deal with multiple type-systems. In our case row types were derived from database schema and api layer DTOs were derived from Protobuf schemas (neither were owne
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by lf-non 4y ago
There is a js proposal to add this to language: https://github.com/tc39/proposal-pipeline-operator There are few exceptions (namespaces, enums) but typescript has been quite averse to adding non-standard language level
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by lf-non 4y ago
Yarr: https://github.com/nkanaev/yarr.git Super neat and minimal web based rss reader. It also needs minimal resources and virtually no maintenance.
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by lf-non 4y ago
I don't have anything against the text to diagram tools, however as someone who has to create/tweak diagrams only 2-3 times in a month, I always find myself forgetting the syntax and needing to refer the docs for these utils. I ha
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by lf-non 4y ago
You should take a look at ts-sql-query [1] - it is not as popular as the older alternatives that have been around for a while, but it is a very feature rich query builder that takes type safety very seriously and supports most mainstream da
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by lf-non 4y ago
I never understood why people prefer the verbose XML syntax still. This API is so much more concise and readable.
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by lf-non 4y ago
I don't believe it is possible to arrive at any generic solution that resolves the kind of conflict that you are describing. The best they can do is keep the latest value at row+column level. Notwithstanding, there are a lot of possibl
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by lf-non 4y ago
While I like TS and it is my primary language currently, having worked with Kotlin in past I find the dev experience with kotlin to much better, esp. if you steer clear of libraries that lean heavily on bytecode weaving, compiler hooks etc.
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by lf-non 4y ago
It may be common when starting out, but we do have paths to optimize out of it. We can do code splitting, eager fetching js when page is idle, optimistic rendering when page is taking time etc. Unlike what a lot of people like to believe no
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by lf-non 4y ago
Well, I am not huge fan of the hustle culture either but its technically not "unpaid overtime" if the expectations around how much time commitment is expected is made known upfront along with the salary. It could have been much wo

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