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by rk06 1y ago
it is upto vite team to decide between "open source" or "open core". from my perspective, there is no data to say otherwise, so your "from outside" translates to "In my opinion, but I take no responsibilty
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by rk06 1y ago
nextjs and vite don't work together. same with non, pnpm & yarn. if your projects have different set of tools, thn your projects should have a readme file so people can manage working on them
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by rk06 1y ago
if you are heavily on custom webpack config, then rspack would be your only practical option. for all other use cases like CRA migration, vite is much better and supported option as vite unlocks entirely different migration paths for your p
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by rk06 1y ago
because it is a landing page. why would landing page not be prioritising beauty over size. honestly my standards have taken a lot of hit these days w.r.t. page size, so i don't think it is worse than average at least the page is a work
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by rk06 1y ago
what has SWC has to do with thier success or failure for Rome? Rome was VC funded, afaik, turbopack still persists despite it being effectively obsolete with vite
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by rk06 1y ago
TIming was hardly an issue since they didn't produce anything important. moreover, their first focus was on formatter, which can be as low priority for any dev as it gets. Even Vite+ is focused on vite and rolldown first, and formatter
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by rk06 1y ago
This is not a webdev stack. It is build tools. you do not ship them to your users (like react/vue) but are you used by developers for local build and CI servers for prod build. As for why? some people have very large codebase and prefe
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by rk06 1y ago
On twitter, they said that there will be an announcement on monday. so we will find out then. previously (i.e. before current viteconf), Evan had said that existing OSS (vite and below) will remain OSS. only newer tooling will be monetised
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by rk06 1y ago
The Unified toolchain is an extremely ambitious project. when Rome announced their plan for unified toolchain, I expected it to fail as the next HN reader. and turned out to be right. Bun is also attempting it. Thye have made tremendous pro
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by rk06 1y ago
that is your opinion, and is irrelevant to the choice. practically, vercel is a company which is heavily invested in react and react's future, so, they need to be present. moreover, this entire initiative looks like a way to reduce ve
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by rk06 1y ago
you think they are not?
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by rk06 1y ago
it is obviously more nonsense. There is no way one single will approach will work for ALL employees. some people just do not want to spend 4hrs in commute on daily basis. and any senior employee with kids would prefer to spend more time wit
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by rk06 1y ago
OP mentions it directly in the post. they were "heavily encouraged" and then "they met their AI metrics" now, this is wrong on so many levels. but that is a different discussion
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by rk06 1y ago
wow, i can't believe it. after all this time, another js framework!!? well, I am glad that Dominic is honest about it having lots of bigs, so people won't jump at at it. though, I wish he has a added section on why he ruled out co
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by rk06 1y ago
You mean 512GB storage?
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by rk06 1y ago
pick what you would choose by default. in case of multiple options, pick the first option you would try. it is not a DSA test, but more like intuition test
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by rk06 1y ago
seconded, I saw their job description and decided not to apply. i don't know what they are thinking, but I would not bat an eye if they added that employees are expected to "work 80h a week", and not take any of "unlimit
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by rk06 1y ago
i would certainly drop their names, and probably more illegal things if it happened to me. but this isn't enough to draw conclusion. everyone is not Count of Monte Cristo, and can devote multiple years and money into revenge. life is s
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by rk06 1y ago
Disclaimer: I have not used golang, so i might be wrong. as per my understanding, golang has it implicit. Like there is no way for a developer to tell if code will run under async context or not.
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by rk06 1y ago
Well said. Honestly I don't understand this "function coloring argument" at all in zig's context. Function is the smallest unit of logic. And function parameter is the fundamental way to control it.so, in theory, __A fun
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by rk06 1y ago
Yeah, I am sure that some fo the users may have higher skill set than authors. But majority of users suck at designing. And would add more fuel to the problems. And any refactoring efforts
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The State of React and the Community in 2025(blog.isquaredsoftware.com)
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by rk06 1y ago
We also need to more info on what tasks are being performed and if they are of significance.
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by rk06 1y ago
I wish they stopped adding feature to notepad. Or if they really wanted to, create a new app note.exe and add features to it instead.
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by rk06 1y ago
Hi, I am in india (UTC +5:30), so your timing would translate to 1:30PM to 11:30PM which works for me. I am not a morning person. Is it acceptable?
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by rk06 1y ago
Can someone guide me which AI tools are good? And their docs and tutorial I want to see the hype but without paying up front. My focus area is c#, .net, js.
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by rk06 1y ago
This is quite an achievement because I thought vite was already fast enough.
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by rk06 1y ago
Yaml makes json appear user friendly by comparison. Last thing one want in a wire format is white space sensitivity and ambiguous syntax. Besides, if you are really transferring that much json data, there are ways to achieve it that solves
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by rk06 1y ago
It is quite fair as far as rust is concerned. For simple data structures, like doubly linked list,are hard problems for rust
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by rk06 1y ago
Does that account for global layoffs? Or onlu US layoffs

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