Mark Simulacrum

[Mark Simulacrum @MarkSimulacrum]

@tomaka17 I would go with what the standard library currently does, which is runtime panics.

[Mark Simulacrum @MarkSimulacrum]

@tomaka17 It should be the same edition as the proc macro crate - but dependents can use any edition due to edition hygiene.

[Mark Simulacrum @MarkSimulacrum]

@tomaka17 If you need to change it backwards compatibily, then Cargo's patch can help. Overall though I think that's a good reason to long-term move public API crates into std or some "official" project (with equivalent bus factor to Rust itself, at least theoretically).

[Mark Simulacrum @MarkSimulacrum]

@ArvidGerstmann @rustlang You may be interested in https://t.co/BbNX0DBOTo which tries to optimize for size over performance but provides similar usability advantages to serde. It's less production-ready, though.

[miguel ͡° ͜ʖ ͡° @manchagnu]

Released @brackets interactive linter v1. Lots of awesome goodies. https://t.co/HaIhrmKaLz

[Firefox 🔥 @firefox]

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[miguel ͡° ͜ʖ ͡° @manchagnu]

Just released updates to @brackets Ternific. Updated tern to 0.8.1 and a few bug fixes. https://t.co/NKWE1xIOSz

[Eric Elliott @ericelliott_]

Program readability is much more important than program writability. Be kind to your future self, and your team.

[Eric Elliott @ericelliott_]

99 out of 100 JS developers I interview can't talk about prototypal OO or tell me how closures work. What's wrong with JS education?

[miguel ͡° ͜ʖ ͡° @manchagnu]

spromise 0.9.1 release featuring new task manager to handle recursion for performance improvements. https://t.co/YPNteAfk5C #javascript

[miguel ͡° ͜ʖ ͡° @manchagnu]

PROTIP: @brackets preferences. https://t.co/he3bMl9IPL.

[miguel ͡° ͜ʖ ͡° @manchagnu]

New tiny @brackets extension to easily enable DOM inspection of the Editor in Chrome DevTools. @brktsextensions. https://t.co/bTCj4Cyf37

[Mark Simulacrum @MarkSimulacrum]

@manchagnu No problem!

[Mark Simulacrum @MarkSimulacrum]

@manchagnu That's what I thought. My use case was commenting out code temporarily, and still being able to see the highlighting. Thanks!

[Mark Simulacrum @MarkSimulacrum]

@manchagnu Variables, strings, etc. being different colors is what I have in mind.

[Mark Simulacrum @MarkSimulacrum]

@manchagnu So you can make Brackets code highlight the comments? (As if they were normal code)?

[Mark Simulacrum @MarkSimulacrum]

@manchagnu @brackets Good to know!

[Mark Simulacrum @MarkSimulacrum]

Perhaps @brackets should highlight code in comments? https://t.co/Q12fIM10o5

[Lea Verou, PhD @LeaVerou]

There should be some special kind of comment for commenting out code, so that IDEs can treat it differently (e.g still highlight code in it)

[Mark Simulacrum @MarkSimulacrum]

@rem Multiple commits, because it preserves history of how the changes were implemented (with additional information in commits, perhaps).

[miguel ͡° ͜ʖ ͡° @manchagnu]

Release 0.8.1 of spromise with tweaks around the module system. https://t.co/YPNteAfk5C . #javascript . /cc @MarkSimulacrum