@deno_land βAfter that year we will end our development of the Deno runtime.β β¦ RIP to anyone who built on Deno.
Most OS focused companies joining another company tell us that the reason is that they want to focus MORE on the OS project.
Deno abandoning there core OS project is crazy.
@RenjiBijoy@VisorXR βWith Curators proven break through we are now raising additional funds [β¦] to build the future of curator, visor [β¦]β
So you probably need more money to bring Visor to market - right?
@cagataycivici@sveltejs has good support for web components. Thus you could just build svelte components and export them as web components with no further work needed. What do you think?
@luke_pighetti What is your take on Tauri vs Flutter?
Why would I choose Flutter, if I am a web developer? Donβt get me wrong: Flutter is impressive. But what is the USP of it (when Tauri Mobile is released)?
@AbellLand@vite_js This is the project I was searching for some time ago. Great work!
However now that Astro exists, why should I choose Abell? Like what do you think is the βkiller featureβ?
@zaiste Why is this solution better than the imperative approach?
And if you do like this way, why not build on other solutions (itty router for example). You could just define the array and loop over it. What do you think?
@cagataycivici PrimeSvelte would be awsome! And I would not mind that name at all. To my ears it even sounds better than PrimeReact. (But less good than PrimeNG and PrimeVue.)
@prime_ng Looks really good! Was really missing the CMD+K for search in the old version.
It was a pleasure using PrimeNG when I was using Angular. The Svelte Community is longing for something similar. Any news on PrimeSvelte? π
@gabor If you want to be up and running ASAP with less money and less people, then I would suggest using @capacitorjs . It allows to compile a web-app to an iOS/android app. Speed is nowadays near-native and if you do go big, then you can still build native ones.