@kentcdodds One of the most important reasons for its success is backwards-compatibility. A 10 year old component may work fine with React 19, just like a WordPress site created a decade ago still runs fine with latest updates. OTOH, every major Angular version was an alien to the previous 1
I added 3 new features to npm 🎉
Shipping in v12 (July): `npm patch`, packageExtensions & `.npm-extension`. v12 is also secure by default now.
Huge thanks to @owlstronaut for the support
What's new & why 👇
https://t.co/STixZQW9Ul
I built it over a weekend — try it in your browser, no install: https://t.co/RjKLadzlcQ
Docs: https://t.co/kLmY3BFuYy · npm: @mawesome/dependency-audit
Your package builds green in CI. A user installs it and TypeScript silently resolves part of your public API to any.
The dependency was on your machine (hoisted, or a devDependency, or a workspace link) — but not declared where a consumer can resolve it.
dependency-audit materializes only your consumer-visible declared deps and resolves your released surface — both .d.ts and runtime JS — against them. Anything undeclared or unresolvable is a finding. Fully static.
npx @mawesome/dependency-audit react@18
@photomatt@YouTube Yesterday I was working on the i18n blocker for WP 7.0, and then I realised how great GlotPress is and it’s not that easy to replace.
TypeScript 7.0 Beta is here!
Built on a new native and parallelized foundation, it's already being used on multi-million line codebases.
Read up more here and try it on your projects today!
https://t.co/mYN3MPp1ab
@Cleartrip I really like the flight booking experience on ClearTrip app but the only annoying aspect of it is your email delivery. I never receive email confirmation of any booking at all. iPhone app is totally useless, you can neither download e-tickets, nor get them on email.
@WPTutz Because that’s how WordPress has been for the last 2 decades, it’s nothing new in 7.0. Plugins always have access to everything - your database, file system, etc.
@VisitSaudi Hi, https://t.co/cQYyMpYQzk is the most terrible website I have ever encountered. I am saying this after using the Indian government websites.
The website is totally unusable! Trying to apply for an eVisa is a pain on that site. Try closing the cookie banner on mobile
You need to learn some things from the UAE, and see how they provide services to people trying to visit the country. This site is a gateway to the country which in reality is a blocker.
You can’t submit a form because there are errors but those errors are not shown. I as a developer had to open developer tools to figure out the mess. There is no email on submission of application and submitted applications can’t be found in the dashboard. 🤷♂️