@ericelliott_ If you integrate and pack your code into some other code, this probably then is a framework. Mostly coming together with coding guidelines and conventions and most likely some specific glue code.
We are hyped about this awesome milestone for @rspack_dev team and a huge leap for the web community!
We are also thrilled to announce Rspack support for Bit as well! If you use Bit and want to use Rspack for your apps and preview, visit here - https://t.co/WeH9qOXxF3
Thanks @leimonio & @ShohamGilad for all the hard work, and @hardfist_1 & @ScriptedAlchemy for the incredible support and collaboration!
"Today Rspack has reached a new milestone - 1.0. This means that Rspack is production-ready, covers most of webpack's APIs and features, and is now prepared to support more users."
💡 @angular Tip: You can define a base64 placeholder image (recommended size: less than 4KB) that displays while your image is loading.
Simply use the ngSrc directive with a placeholder attribute 🚀👇
ECMAScript excitement 😉
Congrats to @evanwallace on shipping support for @TC39 Stage 3 Decorators in esbuild v0.21 🎉
Evan's diligent approach led to bugs being reported in Babel, TypeScript, SWC, plus clarification in the forthcoming ES spec text 👍
https://t.co/KBwYB4ocj2
Naming rule: Case acronyms as words.
🚫 getURLParam
✅ getUrlParam
🚫 parseHTTPRequest
✅ parseHttpRequest
The second one is easier to read because it’s easier to see the words.
This is especially obvious with repeated acronyms:
🚫 parseRESTAPIURL
✅ parseRestApiUrl
@Enea_Jahollari@rainerhahnekamp I already disliked the $ for jQuery. Even more disliked it for Observables, cause you might still did not know if it is a Subject maybe. What about good code readability? How do special characters and symbols go hand in hand with that actually?
@mgechev I really like the idea of boilerplate reduction like that. I just worry about having CamelCase element names. Angular always felt to be sticking really close to web standards compared to other FE frameworks.
Web applications really need a taxonomy.
Public facing e-commerce sites have very different performance requirements and tolerances and even useful metrics than internal productivity tools. And that’s just two types of apps out of probably hundreds (or more)
Hey @sourcetree i am a huge fan, but i recently ran in several weird app behaviors. First is that interactive rebase is not working in a copied repo!? 2nd is that i am not able to maximize the app window by clicking on the app icon in the task bar!?
Sourcetree v3.0.8 on Win10pro