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The tech staff of OneBitAhead GmbH, putting the web stack to work. Here to discuss daily bits & bytes

[Maximiliano Firtman @firt]

iOS 15.4 beta 1🔥
⬆️PWA manifest: faster load, icons!
📨Push Notifications－with a catch
🥽WebXR experiment
🎨CSS: has(), accent-color, resolution
🪧<dialog>, inert
🏎Navigation Preload, lazy img, WebLocks
🧪Scroll to Text Fragment, Permission API
Details👉https://t.co/XHYDQijT2h

[Thomas Allmer @daKmoR]

ooohhh yeaahhh I can finally show you

🚨🚨 Website for LION 🚨🚨

➡️ Fundamental white label web components for building your design system.

It's a static html site with live demos build using Rocket which means @eleven_ty, @modern_web_dev, @RollupJS.

https://t.co/HIxWPQxU03

[Matthew Prince 🌥 @eastdakota]

Don’t tell anyone, but @Cloudflare Pages are now available to everyone. 🤫 #jamstack https://t.co/lWTwE3vSd8

[OneBitAhead @OneBitAhead]

As a reaction to the license change of #Elasticsearch we investigated in switching to the "Open Distro for Elasticsearch". In case you're in the same boat, you can read here how we achieved it https://t.co/K77Na821qd

[David K 🎹 @DavidKPiano]

State management libraries can be roughly categorized 2 ways:

⏺ Single (global, atomic store) vs. multi (local, distributed)
⚡️ Direct (manipulate state) vs. indirect (send events)

Here's how I'd categorize some JS state management libraries:

[OneBitAhead @OneBitAhead]

Chrome 88 is going to finally remove support for Web Components v0. So if you haven't migrated your Custom Elements to widely adopted v1, do so! https://t.co/frzIHJD4RC #MakeTheSwitch

[OneBitAhead @OneBitAhead]

Remember when we diverted a Delimited Text dataset so the #Azure Data Factory could read it as XML and dump it into the SQL Server? Fortunately the @AzDataFactory now natively supports XML files. Check out what we experienced on Medium https://t.co/bLPkF9f7fs

[Thomas Allmer @daKmoR]

Oh I actually didn't share this before 😅

Restructuring Open Web Component and using a shared system with Modern Web was/is an incredible experience 🎉

And with every new site we will add more features and we can then bring it back to everyone 💪

https://t.co/XMLrS1TDSJ

[OneBitAhead @OneBitAhead]

@vickyharp @AzureDataStudio We see an azuredatastudio-mysql v0.1 extension referenced in extension list of other issues. It apppears to exist somewhere. Any chance to get it open-sourced and let the community work on it?

[OneBitAhead @OneBitAhead]

Hi @AzureDataStudio, there is an issue in your github repo with now more than 1000👍. That is the long awaited MySQL support. Yet the issue remains in backlog and is not planned into any milestone. What are your plans about azuredatastudio-mysql which appears to exist somewhere?

[OneBitAhead @OneBitAhead]

Two weeks late, but anyway. Saves us the effort to adjust triggers in six months

[Azure Data Factory @AzDataFactory]

Time Zone and Daylight Saving Support comes to Schedule Triggers in ADF!!

#Azure #DataFactory #SynapseAnalytics

https://t.co/e2xz5lwq6Z

[Abdón Rodríguez @abdonrd]

🆕 New Apple's proposal!

DOM Part API - First step of Template Instantiation

https://t.co/7gdwjxhAVV

[Andrea Leardini @andrealeard]

Inspired by a recent tweet from @daKmoR today I made this side project: a Lion Web Components starter kit made with @webcomp_dev. An alternative way to spend Sunday afternoon 😉

https://t.co/PbdawSd4Hn

#lionwebcomponents #litElement #webcomponents

[OneBitAhead @OneBitAhead]

With PHP 8 RC out in the public it was time to update our post on how to setup a portable dev environment in Windows #php #wamp #MySQL https://t.co/rg3JwPfr5t

[Zeno Rocha @zenorocha]

I haven't played with Typescript yet, but this GIF convinced me to give it a shot.

Here's a TS plugin that allows you to write SQL queries with autocomplete inside template literals.

Source Code by @stevenmiller888 https://t.co/MmXAEG4BG8

[straversi @straversi1]

I use this dialog pattern that allows you to await user input!

This one-liner creates a dialog and resolves when the user clicks a button, cancels out, or whatever you want ✨

Wrote a short explanation here: https://t.co/kijEp5INvb

[Thomas Allmer @daKmoR]

Apparently this needs to be said but using pure HTML and CSS will get you something on the screen even faster. Won't even need a server. 😱

Later if needed add a sprinkle of JavaScript. Potentially at some time you have so much JS that a framework makes sense. But not earlier...

[Justin Fagnani @justinfagnani]

React chose not to support the full API of HTML elements, and somehow this is web components fault for being "special". It's uniquely bad at handling standard HTML: https://t.co/c3QAW9ONzv

[Jason Miller 🦊⚛ @_developit]

It's time to enable modern JavaScript npm libraries.

This post by @GaryLChew explains the current state and ways forward.

I think the combined solution is compelling.

https://t.co/sNvvCeg1ii

[Surma @DasSurma]

I want to use the value of a promise only if it’s already resolved, otherwise I want to use a placeholder (think content generation on the server side or SW, optimizing for TTFB).

Since promises don’t have `isResolved` or something similar, `Promise.race` comes in handy!