Haton Mathieu

[ReScript @rescriptlang]

We just released a new article about our new first-class dynamic import support that will ship with ReScript v11.

Code-splitting without ever mentioning any file paths. It's kinda cool! Check it out here👇

https://t.co/G7BjukPDDw

[andrej @reactive_dude]

CSS generators that are so helpful it feels illegal to use them for free:

🎨🧵

[Aaron Patterson @tenderlove]

Sorting git branches by "last activity" is much more helpful for me than by name. Here is an alias I use to list branches by activity:

git config --global alias.recent 'branch --sort=-committerdate --format="%(committerdate:relative)%09%(refname:short)"'

[Haton Mathieu @HatonM]

@ryyppy In general, I'm mostly agreed with the core team decisions, but this one make me very, very sad. Curried's functions by default was one of my preferred feature when I started rescript several years ago

[Diel Duarte @diel_duarte]

Long time I don't write anything, but today it ends! 🚀 I just added a few opinions about Rescript from a JS dev point of view.
https://t.co/S4kYIOJkJC

[juan @juanbuis]

breaking: biden just signed an executive order that bans saying 'hi!' on slack before asking a question 10 minutes later

[Haton Mathieu @HatonM]

@b0rk Kob

[Yawar Amin @yawaramin]

Know JavaScript but not sure how to get started writing ReasonML / BuckleScript bindings? Here's a quickstart cookbook that translates common JavaScript code patterns into BuckleScript bindings: https://t.co/VWKO71RBSm

[jordwalke @jordwalke]

Wrote a post about creating constrainable @reasonml variants. Middle ground between regular variants & polymorphic variants. Among other things, helps break up big pattern matches across multiple files while keeping comprehensiveness checks.
https://t.co/MpNCeDgiHq

[EduardoRFS.tei @TheEduardoRFS]

Can we kill Flutter now?

ReasonML Native Revery running on a Android ARMv8

It's dynamic and needs a Xorg, but both things should be "easily" fixed

[Jack Franklin @Jack_Franklin]

Anyone else review their own pull requests on GitHub before asking a colleague for a review? I find seeing my code in a different context makes me spot things I missed when in my editor.

[Cem 💎 is in Copenhagen 🇩🇰 @cem2ran]

I stared deep into the depths of a black hole and what I found will truly shock you 🤯

[🦋 Jared Forsyth @jaredforsyth]

Dropping back into a @reasonml /reasonreact project that I haven't touched in 2.5 months is sooo much nicer than dropping into a javascript/reactjs project I haven't touched in 2.5 months. Types make all the difference (and being able to *trust* those types...looking at you flow)

[Mathias Bynens @mathias]

JavaScript array destructuring implicitly invokes the iteration protocol, which comes at a cost.

Now that this pattern is becoming more common (React Hooks, anyone?), @v8js is optimizing it to minimize the overhead.

@bmeurer explains: https://t.co/Rc7P7BMP6E

[Nik Graf @nikgraf]

Just read the complete docs on React Hooks from beginning to end. If you use React you really should do too!!!

The docs explained all open questions that came up during discussions in the past 2 weeks e.g useLayoutEffect, getDerivedStateFromProps, perf👏

https://t.co/JpN6oJiPcr

[€𝔵𝔭𝔩𝔬𝔦𝔱𝔠0𝔡𝔢𝔯 @vanshitmalhotra]

List of open source tools for AWS security : defensive, offensive, auditing, DFIR, etc :
#AWS #DevOps #Azure #Cloud #CloudSecurity #Security #CyberSecurity #Audit #Hacking #PenetrationTesting #Penetsting #cloudconsulting
https://t.co/fzc8b0w0Au

[I Am Devloper @iamdevloper]

1/3 of US bandwidth is used by Netflix...

the rest is used by `rm -rf node_modules && npm install`