Casey Jacobson

[Casey Jacobson @_caseyjacobson]

@MartinKapal @code_e_pendant @mattpocockuk Here's a better example of something you can't do:
let n = 1
const nums = [1, 2, 3] as const
nums.includes(n)

[Casey Jacobson @_caseyjacobson]

@RyanCarniato @CodingGarden You could write a vue template that looks closer to B if you want:

<input v-bind:value="filter" v-on:input="e => filter = https://t.co/wTTlmyEVsc.value">

It’s important to understand what v-model does of course, but yeah it is worth it.

[Casey Jacobson @_caseyjacobson]

@mountainwesttax @BigSnugALot Even at that age, 8% is basically the worst case scenario. “The lowest annual return over any 30 year period going back to 1926 was 7.8%.”

https://t.co/y8yQH3VKb7

[Casey Jacobson @_caseyjacobson]

@mattpocockuk But not in the docs 😕
https://t.co/ef477B3YrD

[Casey Jacobson @_caseyjacobson]

@joshmanders Purely marketing and hype. Vue should be the default choice for most people, and React the niche option for the minority.

[Casey Jacobson @_caseyjacobson]

@ryanflorence @tlakomy Vue solved this problem years ago.

[Casey Jacobson @_caseyjacobson]

@flaviocopes @khromov For me that’s the problem. I’d rather my html be all defined with html.

[Casey Jacobson @_caseyjacobson]

@jaffathecake No “right” answer, but 0-255 is definitely the “wrong” answer 😝

[Casey Jacobson @_caseyjacobson]

@ryanflorence @bjankord @RyanCarniato I think writing html in html is much more natural than writing html in JavaScript. But even if you disagree, there’s nothing stopping you from using JSX with Vue!

[Casey Jacobson @_caseyjacobson]

@housecor You can abstract it by calling an endpoint instead? Well yeah, exactly.

[Casey Jacobson @_caseyjacobson]

@housecor @TadleyD Definitely! Any time there are multiple commits in a PR I’d expect there to be a reason, which the commit message would explain. Maybe refactoring some code, renaming files, fixing an edge case bug, etc.

[Casey Jacobson @_caseyjacobson]

@CodeSpent @MichaelThiessen @jalendport @vuejs I’ve gone down that path then eventually went back to rarely destructuring. Depends on the situation, but I found that it often hurt readability.

[Casey Jacobson @_caseyjacobson]

@suchipi @PrettierCode Isn’t that why there was an option in the first place? The value of prettier is not that it makes the right decisions, but that it makes consistent decisions.

[Nuxt @nuxt_js]

Nuxt v2.12 is out ✨

‣ New fetch()
‣ Better programmatic usage
‣ Expose Webpack config
‣ Hot reload for serverMiddleware
‣ DX improvements and bug fixes

https://t.co/ZhX6zlj6H2

[Casey Jacobson @_caseyjacobson]

@wesbos FYI the nth-child part is different in those two examples. The first would result in .class > *:nth-child(2) while the second would essentially be .class > * *:nth-child(2).

[Casey Jacobson @_caseyjacobson]

@nuxt_js Heroku (node.js)

[Casey Jacobson @_caseyjacobson]

@nuxt_js @SajjadShirazy Been patiently waiting for this since March. Hopefully it's coming soon!

[Casey Jacobson @_caseyjacobson]

@wesbos I wouldn't call it "good", but "decent" is probably fair.

[Casey Jacobson @_caseyjacobson]

@matthewcp @briankardell Try this: https://t.co/1EFDrpCzIN 👀

[Casey Jacobson @_caseyjacobson]

@jgmcelwain @dan_abramov @_googlemac @kaptenadhoc @reactjs I use Vue daily as well and have never once had a need for JSX.