John B

Software Developer, exploring possibilities on a server.

[John B @mdnjohnb]

@kaaaash____ I don't know anyone else but i will pick windows over macos every days when it comes to development, macos although stable is way too childish, even the simplest of actions require extra step or apps. It's as annoying as a kid.

[John B @mdnjohnb]

@kzzzf Why go through the trouble when you can just press i to open. And it's irritating that emulator having a camera is beeing hipped, android studio has it for as long as i can remember, apple built shitty software, then people patched it and now it's hipped as innovation.

[John B @mdnjohnb]

@Akasheth_ Macos is the most stable os on the market right now, but also the most childish. I hate when basic actions require extra steps, extra apps...

[John B @mdnjohnb]

@mil000 Narrow minded

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@Baconbrix I think it's a path to dropping rn as an upstreamed dependency, the same way expo router did after years of dependending on react navigation, Meaning there is a possible future where expo will be moving forward without depending on react native updates.

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@Baconbrix Waiting for text input to become universal. One of the most annoying components in react native core is the the input. Asynchronous input is not ideal at all.

[John B @mdnjohnb]

@CodeWithAmann 24 is the sweet spot for me, but if possible,32 is ideal.

[John B @mdnjohnb]

@adnansahinovich It's weird because they have jetpack compose alongside kotlin, but jetpack is build on top of kotlin the language. Every expo install means a react native install, so It's confusing to have them separated.

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@andrii_sherman @igalklebanov It's actually called jsonArrayFrom

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@andrii_sherman @igalklebanov Is there a chance we can get a utils buildjsonfromarray like kysely in drizzle ? The helper is extremely useful just like the $count in drizzle.

[John B @mdnjohnb]

@corneliusmark @expo It's still use react navigation, it's just not dependent on the upstream.

[John B @mdnjohnb]

@jarredsumner Bun is amazing, the best alternative to nodejs in my opinion, but you can't possibly believe millions of devs will be calm knowing their runtime was ported in a week with AI. Despite the hype, trust in AI is not there yet. No problem with the porting but the ways it's done.

[John B @mdnjohnb]

@stano_t @thdxr I don't think the rewrite in rust is the problem, but the ways it's done. When it comes to rewrite, it's a very intricate decision and a very long process of devs porting and improving along the way, so it doesn't just has to run but better. Not "we can, so do it in a week"

[John B @mdnjohnb]

@faisalilaiwi @thdxr No matter what the giants say for marketing, i don't think we are that point where millions of devs would be happy knowing their runtime is ai ported in a week, not yet and it's a very long way to go.

[John B @mdnjohnb]

@bunjavascript isn’t going anywhere, but the rewrite is controversial. If you can’t migrate away quickly, pin your version. In a few months the Rust rewrite should stabilize as issues are found and fixed, improving reliability. Bun remains a strong alternative for Node.js users.

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@kaaaash____ Multi tasking

[John B @mdnjohnb]

@0xPrajwal_ Not only cors but also custom headers, exemple, has your server hash a key and set it as cookie on first interaction, then all subsequent request must have the cookie valid against your server hash. Extremely effective.

[John B @mdnjohnb]

@0xPrajwal_ Not only validation but also early transformation, although cors will protect you from getting calls from unknown domains, any api client can bypass that, meaning it's easy to spam call your api outside your custom clients.

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@satya164 @reactnavigation I see

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@huge_icons Except for vscode, the others I've never even installed once in my life, let alone use enough to decide