@Rich_Harris@_mql@Rich_Harris - I'm hoping your "avoid extends" comment is more in regard to:
1. a general philosophy of avoiding inheritance
and not that:
2. runes will not function correctly if inheritance is utilized
Yes?
@guahanweb Garth - your tribute to your grandfather is very moving.
While I never knew your grandfather, I am looking forward to meeting him in heaven (through the mercy of Jesus Christ our Savior).
You and your family are in our prayers.
John 16:22
https://t.co/cH6FdowTWH
@evilpingwin@geoffrich_@hamiltonulmer@Rich_Harris @mark_volkmann Well, I obviously went down a rabbit hole here! Wish I could get that time back :-) I'm just glad there are no upcoming major breaking changes in Svelte's API.
@geoffrich_@evilpingwin@hamiltonulmer@Rich_Harris @mark_volkmann That makes sense. @evilpingwin introduced the topic as "camelCase" for a Svelte anti-pattern (presumably because of the public API). My confusion came from @Rich_Harris comment: "we didn't choose snake_case on a whim"? Is he simply referring to an internal svelte standard?
@geoffrich_@evilpingwin@hamiltonulmer@Rich_Harris @mark_volkmann I may be "out of the loop" here, but I need more context. I'm not sure the @geoffrich_ question was answered: "Is snake_case the Svelte Way?". I mean the svelte public API is currently camelCase ... is there some discussion it changing to snake_case? ... surely not
@davidwalshblog Very funny! A bit off topic, but if your a tailwind dev, take a peek at tw-themes (https://t.co/TETuFm3ff5) which promotes color themes that are selectable at run-time -AND- automates your dark-mode through "shade inversion", kinda what your doing here - HA! Feedback welcome :-)
@brbcoding Well if we are talking priorities, I would have to slate God and family at the top of the list :-)
My problem is I have too many "home projects" that keep me sooo busy. Can't figure out how I tackled them when I was working!
@bluwyoo I like the one-step process :-) Just trying to discern if there is an easier way.
I suppose with "store subscribe()" only one dispatcher is created per component instance, and as you mentioned createEventDispatcher() must occur in component initialization.
Nice Trick - thanks!
If you live-streamed #SvelteSummit, my newly released "Responsive Svelte" talk contains a "never seen" teaser (at the end - time 28:30) involving Big Bird ... whaaa? Check it out!
Video: https://t.co/36LSwTpRcO
Resources: https://t.co/W90jEKRKVS
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"Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic." Kind of like @sveltejs reactivity! Hear all about how it works from @kevinast in his talk "Responsive Svelte (exploring Svelte's reactivity) that was shown during #SvelteSummit. https://t.co/lZqWPGBJp4