@okikio_dev@styfle@rauchg@probablyup You might want to look into adding a feature to quickly get package size at a glance (excluding total bundle - for example if I wanted to see what the size of scrollex was without also getting size of framer motion and react etc). Oppty now that bundlephobia is maybe dead.
@okikio_dev@styfle@rauchg@probablyup Thanks. The refresh button did not work for me but for whatever reason accessing site in incognito did. I think something might be fishy with the skypack right now. Having weird loading on there too.
@styfle@rauchg@probablyup@okikio_dev Is bundlejs working for anyone? I keep getting cache storage internal error. I have a vscode extension but being able to look this stuff up in browser is handy.
@acemarke Found this bc bundlephobia’s down. Tried searching various packages in bundlejs but keep getting error, ‘failed to execute open on cachestorage: unexpected internal error.’
If this is down too anyone got a third alternative? Thanks
@tmcw What was decisive/demonstrable about this victory and on what grounds other than some trending threads/blog posts was it fought? I know this sounds pestering and challenging but really just curious. Personally love react, particularly post hooks. But also understand frustrations.
@0xca0a@etthugo@bruno_simon Stuff like this is exactly what gives the lie, imo, to all the grumbling about dependency hell or ‘react bad’ etc. it’s incredible what is possible now with such minimal barrier to entry.
@drwave@RezaAli Even with the mightiest of transfer learning advances the data is just not there for reliably delivering production quality stuff. I wouldn’t listen to the hype men trying to give everyone doom/FOMO (not saying op is doing this). I love ML but I don’t agree dev is dead.
@drwave@RezaAli Have you tried building stuff with chatgpt? It’s competitive with Wordpress sites from 5-10 years ago, at best mediocre squarespace sites. IMO it’s endangering to some low/no-code tools, but hardly a threat to current/high-skill front end and generative work.