Code migrations will be fully automated by AI. First gradually, then suddenly.
Much like what happened with human language translation.
I believe this will dramatically change software development, which today is dominated by legacy and risk-aversion.
https://t.co/4xA7nCOJQV
announcing 📦 Svelte Cubed 📦 — a @sveltejs component library for @threejs
• website https://t.co/vELvoRmhdN
• github https://t.co/mmUjQe8vwf
• starter app on @stackblitz https://t.co/65Fsisv2Id
usual caveat: every aspect of this is WIP! help us make it better!
🔥 Capsize is a *massive* leap forward for web typography.
✂️ It uses font metadata to crop space from text nodes above capital letters and below the baseline.
🔍 It adjusts font-size so that the height of capital letters is a multiple of your grid.
👉 https://t.co/EnFeBTd9gV
🤔TypeScript support anyone?
We recorded an awesome @Sveltejs Radio podcast episode today with @orta and @.dummdidumm who have led the @TypeScript LSP effort. It's looking VERY good!
Great time to try out the Svelte Beta plugin and help out: https://t.co/dV4mAFzDxy
I feel like the process of learning codebases should be more guided, interactive, and integrated into your editor. Not buried in documentation. To improve onboarding, and make it easy to create such learning assets, I created a "tutorial recorder" for @code. It's called Code Tour
🆕 Announcing XState FSM, a minimal library for creating & interpreting finite state machines.
🔎 Less than 1kB GZIPped
⚖️ Same syntax as XState
✅ Guards + actions
💥 Reactive with subscriptions
📘 Strongly-typed states with TS
👍 Works with visualizer
https://t.co/OfzDap7Psg
How long does it take to build a habit? 21 days? 30 days? 66 days?
The honest answer is: forever. Because once you stop doing it, it is no longer a habit.
A habit is a lifestyle to be lived, not a finish line to be crossed. Make small, sustainable changes you can stick with.
@MediumEng I love your product, I use it on daily bases, but I can't believe that you don't have a basic public REST API. Eg. getting a list of post of one publication. I'm doing so many patchy workarounds. Is it really that painful or am I missing something?
I got tired of copy pasting tests from project to project, so I created a searchable library of testing examples for React components
https://t.co/JkMQ9AdceM
The UI is generated from readme and test files, which are all running in CI 🌲