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by rk06 1y ago
I use voidzero and vite interchangeably in this context as they refer to same unified toolchain
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by rk06 1y ago
Rome tried, Biome is trying. Bun is trying, rsbuild is trying and voidzero (i.e. vite and friends) is halfway[0] there. I don't know when any if them will reach there. But at the moment, i don't think biome will reach it before bu
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by rk06 1y ago
Honestly, i agree with this article. But i have seen a better article in past Article https://www.seangoedecke.com/how-to-ship/ HN https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42111031
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by rk06 1y ago
Why not? Game devs want to be compatible with multiple consoles. Users want games to be compatible to be with their console. So, who is causing this friction? Console companies. Now, there may be technical limitations due to games being suc
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by rk06 1y ago
If consoles are sold at loss to gain "monopoly power", then that is anti competitive and should not be allowed. This would lead (or maybe already resulted) to pathetic printer and ink cartridge situation
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by rk06 1y ago
Ms already has onenote and loop. So another new product is unlikely to be come, let alone compete
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by rk06 1y ago
I use Firefox for passwords and my employer wants me to use passkeys which requires an authenticator app. Now, the passkeys require me to set default password app a stye authenticator,so i can't use Firefox passwords elsewhere. My idea
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by rk06 1y ago
I consider it a feature as similar feature in csharp requires me to dabble in msbuild props and target, which are very unfriendly. Moreover, this kind of support is what makes js special and js ecosystem innovative
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by rk06 1y ago
I tried standard emacs and space emacs. What tripped me most was keybindings(ctrl c doesn't work!?) and lack of command prompt (no idea if it didn't exist or needed plugins) There were few more pain points of "thinking in buf
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by rk06 1y ago
I have attempted it and couldn't make it work. Maybe i lacked the grit, and patience, or maybe emacs is not meant for beginners or windows. However, there is a need for docs on how to move from vscode to emacs.
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by rk06 1y ago
I have used windows since 20 years. I distinctly recall it becoming slower and painful over time despite using more powerful hardware. But hey that could be nostalgia, right? We can't run win xp in today's world. Not is it recomme
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by rk06 1y ago
I am told that in Visual Studio 2008, you could debug line by line, and it was smooth. Like there was zero lag. Then Microsoft rewrite VS from c++ into c# and it became much slower Modern software is indeed slow especially when you consider
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by rk06 2y ago
It might fool general public, but the moment "Mechanical Turk" is uttered, some of us would ask "is this done by human?"
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by rk06 2y ago
Comments by themselves provide enough value to justify their supports. Plus non standard stuff is not a valid argument. As there are many tools which support non standard behaviour, because useful features like comment are considered non st
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Cloudflare Vite plugin is now available(blog.cloudflare.com)
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by rk06 2y ago
Probably you have blocked webgl. Or something else. It loads for me, and I am also on Firefox on windows 11
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by rk06 2y ago
I don't even remember seeing such a fantastic landing page in long time. it makes you realise how bad others are.
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by rk06 2y ago
Topological sorting is just "depth first traversal" in a trench coat. I have implemented it thrice in my day job. It is actually more commonly implemented than any other algorithm in CS course
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by rk06 2y ago
requests are not served by just machine, there is also a huge network of wires spread across the globe for transmission. and getting bandwidth on that is pricey when AI crawler spams you
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by rk06 2y ago
it is not that people would chose svg inside react/vue but that people want react/vue to manage svg for the same reason as we use react/vue to maange html
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by rk06 2y ago
Is there any fork which disables firefox's auto upgrade? I am not able disable it on Firefox or zen browser.
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by rk06 2y ago
Personally i prefer to put v-for/v-if/else in a separate <template> tag. It makes it easier to identify and makes order explicit
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by rk06 2y ago
Next is being actively developed, that alone makes it great compared to CRA. But when it comes to migration from CRA, next is very different from CRA, so much that you might as well call it “rewrite” instead . Next by itself is a great opti
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by rk06 2y ago
CRA also does not include router, and is not extensible. If the goal was to replace CRA with equally bad tool then next might be considered a viable alternative. The goal however is to create a minimal setup to get started with React SPA. A
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by rk06 2y ago
If the features were actually cut, then that would be a separate discussion point. However, that was not the case, the author directly says that the features are still there but restricted to blessed set of users. So, author considers elm t
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by rk06 2y ago
In theory, yes Vite is webpack replacement. CRA is a different beast. So, what is CRA’s replacement? Vite + vite-plugin-react. But that is quite a mouthful, so people shorten it to Vite. So, when they say switch to Vite, Vite-react plug-in
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by rk06 2y ago
So, like using vue/alpine with a script tag?
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by rk06 2y ago
I am just asking if there is a way around it. I know CORS is in palce due to browser sending cookie and auth info by default with HTTP requests. other poster mentioned that fetch does have this behavior, but I have not seen if such requests
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by rk06 2y ago
if you want to go no-build (i.e. SPA without nodejs and npm), then your options are limtied to Vue and Alpine
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by rk06 2y ago
Is there a way one can make a JS fetch() call and instruct browser to not send cookies etc, so CORS limitation won't be applied? CORS is basically happening because of the sensitive data that browser sends by default, so if browser is

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