๐จโ๐ฌ The fun starts where the Google results end ๐จโ๐ป Software Developer @JetBrains_Fleet ๐จโ๐ง Tinker, ๐ฅ Music Enthusiast He/him
In โFleet Below Deck, Part VIโ, we introduce Noria, our home-grown UI framework for JVM, discuss its origins, and give you a general idea of what itโs like to write UIs with it. Read more here ๐https://t.co/KFU0QyfeBO
@AlexMachin97@samerosoo@kentcdodds@LadyBluenotes@remix_run Maybe you can convince your stakeholders with a concrete comparison of three examples: a data-dependent component with, without, and with your own library for data fetching. Showing that the complexity is there with or without libs, and leaving the gap wouldnโt make it simpler?
@samerosoo@kentcdodds@AlexMachin97@LadyBluenotes@remix_run Are you sure youโre talking about the same thing? I would read Kentโs tweet as a hint to *not* create home-grown tools where well-established ones exist. Because the gaps you leave will need to be filled in some way, and if youโre not careful the solutions will be worse
@jordwalke@ulugbekna@JetBrains_Fleet Another example in the other direction is that we are planning to support character-based folding instead of the Vim-native line-based one. This is useful when line breaks don't coincide with folding boundaries:
@jordwalke@ulugbekna@JetBrains_Fleet Undo/redo grouping and caret positions are good examples. I'm currently working on a core integration of the concept of invalid caret positions in order to avoid transient invalid states like this caret position past the line on click (taken from VSCode Vim):
@anime_detector@JetBrains_Fleet 1.12 brings in experimental Vim support as well. Please feel free to try it out and let us know if thereโs anything missing for you to feel productive with it!
@stolinski @GregKargin @JetBrains_Fleet I've created an issue to track this. Feel free to subscribe in case you're interested in the progress here! https://t.co/d41Qq7Ag5S
@stolinski @GregKargin @JetBrains_Fleet Hey Scott! It's great feedback that you consider order independence a key part of fuzzy search. Fleet is already doing fuzzy matching on the search terms. You could search for e.g. "sg+" and the expected results should turn up. But we don't yet include results with changed order.
@KimuyuVictor @JetBrains_Fleet Hey Victor! Glad that you like it!
Regarding emmet: You will need to run the "Install Emmet" action from the actions panel (โโงK/Ctrl+Shift+K) to enable its completion. We haven't enabled it by default so far because that feature is still experimental.
@StanislavSulima@JetBrains_Fleet Thanks for the details! That's indeed a bit much. Can you please invoke the "Collect Logs..." action from the actions panel (โK) and upload them to this issue? https://t.co/h8vfRqhZdk
@StanislavSulima@JetBrains_Fleet Hey! It sounds like you're expecting lower CPU usage. Fleet shouldn't be using a lot of CPU while idling, but it should use all available resources if it's doing actual work. Can you check in the right section of the title bar if the Smart Mode backend is working on something?
@menjilx@JetBrains_Fleet We don't have such inlays yet in Fleet, but please upvote the corresponding issue so we can prioritize it accordingly: https://t.co/vVTH8vztjv
@louisgrasset@JetBrains_Fleet@jetbrains@The_MrX_ Thanks for the report!
This seems to be specific to the small icon on non-Retina screens. I have created an issue to track it: https://t.co/kALsrbAuVe
Fleet is now available for everyone to try! ๐
Take the public preview of Fleet for a spin and tell us what you think!
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