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by orta 6y ago
Dark
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Create a GitHub Contributor Graph in the Browser(whatsstoppingyou.dev)
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by orta 6y ago
Plausible Labs has always been one I've looked up to: https://plausible.coop/about
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by orta 6y ago
The author and I have both been in the iOS community for over a decade. We likely have similar opinions that SwiftUI is interesting but still in incubation phase, and that the majority of SwiftUI's focus has been iOS support. So a post
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by orta 6y ago
+1 on that roller-coaster ride too
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by orta 6y ago
About decade ago a girl I knew moved off to Australia for a year, as her iPad was her main communication device, I made a just-for-her iPad app with Spotify playlists I could edit from my computer. https://orta.io/Mixtapes&#
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by orta 6y ago
It's a good question ( I have a YouTube video on some of the reasonings, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8qm49TyMUPI ) but the TLDR is that TS really wants to only be a type layer above JS - turning into something like
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by orta 6y ago
Ah, yeah that's what you mean - so the first time I built this graph I used the real dates and their difference from release to give accurate %s. This turned out to not work, because there wasn't enough space to fit the text under
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by orta 6y ago
It's a good idea, and I did consider it, but it's been "playground" for 7 years and even third party versions kept the playground name to let people know it's a REPL. Breaking that is a pretty big change which I opt
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by orta 6y ago
For the handbook specifically (the part where we expect you to read from start to finish) I created both an epub and pdf in the publishing process, you can see the links here: https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs The PDF on
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by orta 6y ago
It is bound to actual release data! https://github.com/microsoft/TypeScript-Website/blob/v2/pack... The divs are updated every time the website is re-deployed, and it deploys often. This means we don&#x2
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by orta 6y ago
Ha, yeah, I did consider getting my windows machine out for some the screenshots, then I could do light/dark win/mac. In the end, I figured the same framing was better because I mainly wanted to highlight the light/dark themi
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by orta 6y ago
I gave a write-up on my motivations for choosing Gatsby on their blog too: https://www.gatsbyjs.org/blog/2020-01-23-why-typescript-chos...
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The New TypeScript Website(devblogs.microsoft.com)
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by orta 6y ago
I think this is a good article, and worth the time to give it a read. When Deno was first announced I was not sold on this aspect of the system. Over time though, and after having wrote a barely-above-trivial app in Deno. I've started
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by orta 6y ago
We (the TypeScript team) have a bunch of private repos (blog post drafts, planning docs, reproduction repos, rando internal tooling ) on GitHub that are many years old. I'm pretty sure that Sam was mistaken here.
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by orta 6y ago
Artsy did a randomized dev team swap, where team leads stayed and everyone under shuffled: https://artsy.github.io/blog/2017/09/11/DevSwap/
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by orta 6y ago
That is easy to do! https://docs.microsoft.com which is, to my knowledge, the MSDN replacement is built as a static site hybrid. Here's a talk form one of the creators: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EpYYe6
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by orta 6y ago
This is a great write-up, thanks! I've been punting on making a dark/light mode selector on the new TypeScript website for a few months specifically so I don't have to be certain of this route first-hand. This was exactly wh
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by orta 6y ago
I believe bikeshaving's point above is that you learn the semantics of generator functions in JavaScript and that's your 'magic convention' - one that's not unique to this library because it comes form the languagee
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by orta 7y ago
Yep, a schema would work fine for this (and you can generate it from types) You can test them locally using vscode using the "$schema" field on the root obj, here's an example PR doing all that: https://github.com&
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by orta 7y ago
Usually it's one or two people using their spare time to eventually get something good enough to work on work time occasionally unless it's 100% aligned with the company goals (e.g. a company like zeit or gatsby) Parcel is good (a
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by orta 7y ago
You can use TypeScript to improve the tooling: https://github.com/JXA-userland/JXA
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by orta 7y ago
There's a bunch of website work that came out with this release too: mainly search and a lot of playground improvements. https://www.typescriptlang.org
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by orta 7y ago
I work on the TS team, I have built two pretty big TypeScript projects in the lsat few years: - https://github.com/danger/danger-js - https://github.com/flappy-royale/flappy-royale They don't
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by orta 7y ago
Yep - they have a secret access store per repo
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by orta 7y ago
TypeScript does a pretty good job here if you're willing to add a bit of extra syntax: const a = [1,2,3] a.push(4) const b: readonly number[] = [1,2,3] b.push(4) // Property 'push' does not exist on type
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by orta 7y ago
What was your top score?
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by orta 7y ago
Awesome, I've been looking forwards to this!
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by orta 7y ago
Somewhat hijacking this thread to say that if you have ideas for improvements to TypeScript's documentation or website, we're currently asking for ideas: https://github.com/microsoft/TypeScript/issues&#x2

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