It's finally here! The first major release of ESLint in almost two years. This took a ton of work by a lot of people, and we couldn't have done it without the support of our sponsors. ❤️🙏
@thorstenball All other things being equal, in my case it would be the left side one as well. I seem to operate soap dispensers with my left hand and reaching across to the right dispenser feels more awkward than using the left.
Fighting this trend will affect your career in the most brutal way imaginable. The best, highest paying jobs likely already went all-in on TypeScript **or want to**
Having some weird, dumb anti-ts take will increasingly limit yourself to lowest-quality engineering jobs.
In 2022 I got into how programming languages work. thanks to @thorstenball incredible book - Writing An Interpreter In Go.
Now, I've just come across this site https://t.co/mAhYNSMyrj where you can take a look at what the Abstract Syntax Tree of compiled Javascript looks like.
@zemnmez Back then (2014) I started to use JavaScript parsers for various projects (I think react-docgen was one of them) and I found looking at JSON blobs in the console too cumbersome... eventually people contributed parsers even beyond JavaScript.
Sourcegraph 4.0 is out!
◆ Code Insights added in the search UI
◆ A faster, simpler search experience
◆ Auto-indexing for precise code nav
◆ Large-scale server-side changes across your code
…and much more.
https://t.co/QNrvn7PhHq
If there isn't a good rule for your use case, you can write one. I have seen engineers pull up https://t.co/ihMi1QvgKF for the first time (credit @fkling42 !), and an hour later, they've written their first custom rule with @geteslint.
It's true joy.
Do we have any @Sourcegraph users who live in #Amsterdam, Netherlands? We have an extra ticket 🎟️ for the #JSWorldConference happening on June 1-3! Who wants to meet some of our Sourcegraph teammates there? Message me 💁🏻♀️!
https://t.co/VpVGNPzZEx
@thorstenball Yeah, it's unfortunate that NoStarch has to ship internationally. I just saw that Elsevier offers paperback + ebook bundles and has free shipping. Haven't tried them yet though.
So if you have used the @typescript playground (https://t.co/5b8wHhgVBp) ... what do you think we are missing?
I would love answers from all developer levels!
RT Please :)