.@saihaj from @TheGuildDev fixed the release process and #GraphQL DataLoader v2.2 is out!
Sorry it took a while and huge thanks for all the contributors! @LinusU@heisenbugger@SBekkhus@oporkka and others I haven't found their Twitter handle :)
https://t.co/5LcXrf8GuX
🚀 Exciting news! I'm ready to share the project I've been working on for the past 7 months!
Introducing ✨ Socket ✨
⚡️ Search millions of open source packages
🔒 Detect suspicious package updates in real-time
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https://t.co/NOyVIh3pNr
Lunch is spent prepping the @StandardJS standard-engine for ESLint 8, ultimately planning to ship a version 15 with quite a few breaking changes: https://t.co/Jaoe0hsn1l
Get your feedback in. We'll try to roll a pre-release of it soon.
Thanks for reviews @Divlo_FR @LinusU 🙏
@SamVerschueren@npmjs Slightly related: I think it would be nice if https://t.co/Q9iLRocKO4 showed an ESM badge for ESM packages. Like it does with TS: https://t.co/MiF1mLtrIC
@npmjs Do you happen to have stats on how many packages are already migrated to ESM? Or what percentage of the top 1000 packages for instance have already migrated?
React Native 0.65 RC3 is here, packed with hermes 0.8.1! Please test it and let us know if you have any issues, so that we can have an awesome and smooth release for everyone.
Enjoy the weekend! ☀️
#reactnative
Another use of @TypeScript 4.1's template literal types: extracting the URL parameters from an express route. Pretty amazing you can do this in the type system! https://t.co/gfZQy70whg
@jasbanza Hmmm, not sure to be honest. It’s using mpg123 in the background, tried some googling but could really find a good answer.
Would recommend downloading the mpg123 cli player and use it to list devices, see what it says...
@artman Would you mind taking a quick look at https://t.co/YLpoZR1ME0? it seems like something went wrong during the publishing step and it would be great if you could publish a new version ☺️
@kylix3511@ansible The best way to get help is to open an issue on the Ansible repo, that way all current maintainers and the community at large can help you. https://t.co/vNOhiKiCuV
Congrats to our friends on the @babeljs team for releasing Babel 7.0! One of the biggest features in this release is support for transforming TypeScript! Read more here: https://t.co/Kz1pQXlenV
@WilliamWoodhead Just read your article on Express vs. Serverless, good read! I recommend you to check out Scandium if you want the best of two worlds 😎
https://t.co/gxGB3DwbXh
My PR for out-of-the-box TypeScript support for React Native just landed in the Metro repo, looking forward to seeing it in a future version of React Native 🎉🙌 https://t.co/mOk5FVGQN1
@Kelset@martinkonicek@nparashuram@gpeal8@ashfurrow Now that RN uses Babel 7, it should actually be very easy to add TS support out of the box without much overhead at all. If we conditionally load transform-flow-strip-types for .js(x) files, load transform-typescript for .ts(x) files, and add .ts and .tsx to default extensions
@martinkonicek@Kelset@nparashuram@gpeal8@ashfurrow Should clarify that the steps in the blog post do work, but they run tsc on each file before feeding to Babel. The issue I posted is about letting Babel do the TypeScript-conversion as well, without involving tsc at all! 🙌