The Release Candidate for TypeScript 6.0 is now available!
Read up on what's coming up with 6.0 & 7.0, and try it out on your codebase today!
devblogs.microsoft.com/typescript/a...
The Release Candidate for TypeScript 6.0 is now available!
Read up on what's coming up with 6.0 & 7.0, and try it out on your codebase today!
devblogs.microsoft.com/typescript/a...
Yes to everything in here.
Letβs make it happen.
Gonna have to learn how to like the Safari console UI. I really like the Chromium console UI.
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β‘οΈ @analogjs.org + Experimental OXC @angular.dev compiler from VoidZero π€
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Also, is createOptimistic + createMemo the correct choice here over createOptimisticStore? Seems like createOptimisticStore is the more idiomatic choice for arrays, but I couldn't figure out how to make it work the same way
Actions are so confusing to me π I thought I needed an action for optimistic state to work because they replace transitions. Also, `sendMessage` returns a promise. Should I be awaiting it before yielding? I thought you could just yield the promise.
So I made this Solid 2.0 example to experiment with how working with Convex might work, but I'm unsure about the implementation⦠I feel like I should be using createOptimisticStore instead of createOptimistic + createMemo, but doing so causes a bunch of regressions. Any advice, @brenelz.com?
"Our platform explicitly allows you - with a very handy button - to do something that will cause us to kick you off our platform for life."
"Why did we make it possible to perform this action? Because fuck you."
same. if this is true then Bluesky is an app run by literal children lol. βYou blocked the moderation account so our moderation doesnβt workβ would be a really really funny security hole
This seems very weird since they could just ignore the block record for the moderation accountβ¦
If your job was to know when to hit the semicolon key on the keyboard, I'm sad to say that's not an employable skill anymore.
If you shape ideas into tools and art via code, it's really so much better than ever now, and I don't see that changing soon.
joanie @laracroftbarbie 2h inarguable at this point (which critics have been saying already) that if you are working for AI companies, you are now a defense contractor/weapons manufacturer. these people should be spoken to and treated by the rest of us the same way this app reacts to Raytheon employees!
perfect example of a critic failing to go far *enough* due to not taking LLMs seriously as a general-purpose technology like computing (because it just *is* more computing). you have to include Google, Microsoft, Apple, Amazon, Dell, Oracle, IBM, Cisco, HP, etc etc
xcancel.com/laracroftbar...
Iβve been clamoring for this since they released a yellow iMac! Now, given, Iβm not sure an A18 would be powerful enough for everything I do, but stillβ¦
I canβt believe they released a little yellow computer less than a year after I upgraded my computer π
USA: "Best I can do is 84 month car loans."
π―endorse completely, especially the (good) list of problems.
Steve Toth ousting Dan Crenshaw is really just Woodlands-area guys who own pool cleaning businesses reclaiming their rightful place at the top of the hierarchy in exurban texas enclaves after briefly being usurped by the soy right deep state blob
The <Suspense> is over.
Solid 2.0 Beta is now released (next tag on npm). π
github.com/solidjs/soli...
All in a day's work of converting my portfolio to @reactrouter.com RSCs
Ported the @astro.build content layer APIs to a static @vite.dev plugin for React Server Components tonight π€ Supports data collections, arbitrary async loaders, and renders Markdown & MDX files as server components. Once I put it through its paces, I'll release a package.
Idk I just really like the DX of React Server Components
How many times has Timothy Olyphant played a US Marshal?
Had a conversation with this guy Ryan Coogler on behalf of @theankler.com youtu.be/4IZ8xJUEhlQ?...
Node still doesnβt support Temporal πͺ
I wrote a thing! Here's my hot take for where WebAssembly should go next:
hacks.mozilla.org/2026/02/maki...
I'm often asked why you would use a JS library like React Aria for modals instead of the HTML <dialog> element, so I wrote up a detailed response. One of the main features of <dialog> (top layer) is also one of its weaknesses.
github.com/adobe/react-...
Such a good idea
TIL we cancelled our contract with Flock and got rid of the cameras
My love language is "sharing links"