RT @jarredsumner: In the next version of Bun HTML imports in Bun.serve() supports dynamic & catch-all routes, which makes it simpler to bu…

RT @neogoose_btw: The React Server Components webserver handwritten in arm assembly, which is fully compatible with its Node.js counterpart…

It’s loooooong overdue. ESM should have been the only way for years.

RT @MichaelAArouet: This summarizes things in the EU really well

@SeverinAlexB @klaehnr I’m thinking, is it possible to configure .pkarr (or .pkdns) as a search domain or something, such that one could use <pubkey>.pkarr instead of using pubkey as a TLD, which may help to avoid adding ./ to the domain in browsers?

RT @mitsuhiko: The more I build software, the more I despise dependencies. I greatly prefer people copy/pasting stuff into their own code b…

In terms of syntax, Rust is still the winner in tastelessness :)

@rakyll I thought Google was mostly Java.

@jitl Huh, indeed tsc did work fine. But I guess we just have too many places where we'd ignored the type errors, and Vite didn't complain, while everything seems to run fine somehow. I'm not working with this code directly, but I hope to fix this. Gotta knock these down one by one :)

@jitl Yeah, running the compiler seems like the only bullet-proof option. The problem though is that so many projects use Vite, Webpack and so on, often with quite crazy configs, and often times there isn't even a way to just run tsc without everything blowing up badly.

Every time I have to touch typescript code to rename something or move things around I want to cry. Are there any tips and tricks I don’t know about?

@RhysSullivan @ben_margolius The switch statement was arguably one of the few good parts about that code 😁

RT @neogoose_btw: The arm assembly implementation of @reactjs server components, fully compatible with the Node.js alternative, is ten time…

@GermanJablo To be clear, UUIDs do suck.

Disagree. NodeJS and everybody else should just drop CJS. It’s been ages. It’s waaay overdue. Maybe a hard core breaking version change should happen, as in Python 2 vs. Python 3.

@rakyll Have you found some nice way to bubble up errors from within the yielder function back to the caller? E.g. when you read from the stream, an error might occur, so you can’t yield, you’d break, and would want to let the caller know about the error.