Claudio Cortese

Full Stack Developer@Cyberneid

[Visual Studio Code @code]

🤐 New, top-secret product announcement coming next week. Can't wait to share more with you, so don't miss our next event 🤩
Livestream info 👉 https://t.co/DPze49WGS6

[Claudio Cortese @CloudPower97]

Dall'utilizzo del #3Dprinting ai materiali più innovativi, questa è la #Tecnologia dietro alle #ParalimpiadiTokyo2020

#Tokyo2020

👇🏻 Leggi di più qui 👇🏻 https://t.co/4b0ClsmwOf

[Claudio Cortese @CloudPower97]

#Netflix sta muovendo i primi passi con il suo servizio di gaming. 🎮

Chissà se in futuro punterà ad essere un competitor di #XboxGamePass e/o #GoogleStadia 🤔

https://t.co/4B0Nnzn55R

[Jay Phelps @jayphelps]

mix-blend-mode: difference; is one of my favorite new CSS additions. It allowed me to make a gallery where the indicators are always visible regardless of the background behind them. Notice how it changes from light to dark.

Too bad it doesn't work correctly on iOS safari 😭

[Claudio Cortese @CloudPower97]

@styfle That's interesting! 🤓 @LiterallyCoda @RaspiniPasquale

[Steven ⬢ @styfle]

https://t.co/mHfzbkQMUc() is available now! Don't be the _last_ to know about it 🙂

◦ Chrome 92
◦ Firefox 90
◦ Node.js 16.5.0

https://t.co/y737hg04JE

[Claudio Cortese @CloudPower97]

@devynspencer @code @RaspiniPasquale 🤓

[Claudio Cortese @CloudPower97]

@GoogleStadia Seriously, only US/CA? 😶
That's a pity, to be honest 😅

[Claudio Cortese @CloudPower97]

👀

[Claudio Cortese @CloudPower97]

@thunder_client @code Is importing Swagger/OpenAPI files (YAML/JSON format, don't really care which one) possible at the moment?

[Tawanda Nyahuye👨‍💻 @towernter]

Web developers right now.

[Claudio Cortese @CloudPower97]

@endlesstrax @code Seems that it does work with TS as well, but it just sort alphabetically

[Claudio Cortese @CloudPower97]

@SimonHoiberg I would go with option 2, without a doubt 🤓

[Claudio Cortese @CloudPower97]

@rizkiaprita @Prathkum @SimonHoiberg I wouldn't say that it's too new, it's been around since ES6 (2015)!

Maybe you are referring to spread properties to object literals, proposed in 2018.

Anyway, if you are using a transpiler you can use ESNext functionalities right now.

Not that big of a deal, isn't it?

[Claudio Cortese @CloudPower97]

The countdown has begun to #MSBuild – May 25-27, 2021.

I'm really excited to participate! 😃

[Claudio Cortese @CloudPower97]

@ebrahimireza1 @_alfi_maulana @catmcgee Honestly a lot, it's been almost two years and a half that I do not touch a React codebase written in JS. Even older project have been ported over to TS overtime.

Indeed, Angular defaults to TS while on the other hand with React you explicitly need to generate it

[Claudio Cortese @CloudPower97]

@Rajdeep2197 @catmcgee @renatoaraujoc I can't think of something ugliest as <div *ngFor="let foo of bar">

To me HTML in JS is just more straightforward, both to write and to complain about.

Also, it's really just JavaScript/TypeScript in the end, if you have an array to iterate over you just need to call .map on it

[Claudio Cortese @CloudPower97]

@_alfi_maulana @sengarsameer7 @Prateek87681094 @catmcgee They are officially supported by React as well

[Claudio Cortese @CloudPower97]

@BenPicolo @MTY_FDR @catmcgee Well, you can use a CSS module in React to make a local stylesheet.
And, this functionality has been out of the box for about three years, I think.
Or you can just use Styled Component or any other CSS-in-JS library