React rewrite in Go WASM announced!?
React rewrite in Go WASM announced!?
React 19.1 has just been released! Check out the latest updates here:
github.com/facebook/rea...
You guys really need to embrace ternaries.
I want to like Go but its type system is so primitive compared to TypeScript. Why can't we have TS at the speed of Go damnit.
Sometimes, even with tailwind a good old fashioned CSS file is the right call.
I need to break out a thesaurus to properly define how I feel about the Blazor component lifecycle.
Seems easy at first but when you start having a bunch of embedded components passing down parameters, listening to events from injected services or wondering why OnInitialized is fired twiceβ¦.
Is the $state rune worth it vs just using vue 3 refs then? Out of all the signal libs seems like solid has my favorite API, although react's mental model with the compiler might end up being simpler than all of them (maybe? depends on how leaky the compiler ends up being)
One simple programming lesson I'd LOVE to help new programmers get right:
Stop using inheritance for everything.
I don't know what it is, but I feel like it has to be something about how educational content is structured by either:
- The formal education system
- and/or online learning platforms
The more I use Blazor, the less I like it.
This evening's regret stems from the difficulty of saving a cookie. It works locally but fails in production.
I find myself using Javascript more and more, defeating the point of Blazor entirely.
Strong Death Stranding vibes
Leonardo from the ninja turtles drinking soda through a straw
If turtles hate straws so much then explain this
What I wanted:
Please make a private readonly field (or property IDK)
What I got:
A mutable "parameter" with a bizarre set of initialization vs capture rules mareks-082.medium.com/dark-side-of...
Primary constructors are terrible on classes. Records are A+ however.
I think the plan is to deprecate and remove null passing in a future version
Originally the default wallpaper of Microsoft's Windows XP, this photo shows green rolling hills with a vibrant blue sky and white clouds in the background. Charles O'Rear took the photo in California, USA.
We've always been a fan of blueskies.
React v19 is now stable!
react.dev/blog/2024/12...
maybe i will build a website one day, but for now, this will do
Regardless this is amazing. Thank you for your work!
This is a massive win for ESM, libraries will be able to just ship ESM only instead of trying to dual publish ESM/CJS which is such a headache that many packages just ship CJS only. Now libraries will be able to (eventually) switch to ESM only and not break the many commonjs projects out there
Holy shit. Thank you bun π«‘
React Compiler will release stable and cement react's domination for many more years to come
Yes if they are well written and thought out. That post in particular is trash, for example it cites class components vs function components as a "choice" you need to make in react which makes me wonder "what year was this article written in"?
I just did a task that I've been putting off for weeks and it took less than 10 minutes!
Please clap!
I will learn nothing from this!
Not well
krausest.github.io/js-framework...
@sharonmaher.bsky.social
Why don't we just allow GETs to have content bodies?
Psh you kicking ass with our latest plants
For my generation that was when the digg people invaded reddit.