Maarten Hus

Teacher of things related to front-end. Freelance front-end developer. Dad. JS leren zie:

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@daphnehk The receiver will then ask an AI to make the message less verbose… resulting in the original prompt…

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@joakimbeng @vegeta897 It is true that most frameworks support interpolation for style attributes, but they do not promote it!

My assumption is that they want to dissuade you from using interpolation for styles due to it being more flakey.

As for the colon: that is the beauty of choice!

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I've always wanted to do a series in which I compare various JavaScript frameworks, the first post is up:

https://t.co/NEL0dQ4kxI

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@diveGeekDiva Yes but your example is not conditional! Remember only when there is a footer you want to have a div.card-footer.

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@shaunnbarron Good one, honestly I looked for something like “$slots” for ages but I could not find it. I’ll update the blog post!

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@redblobgames That is one of Vue’s greatest strengths: it integrates with existing HTML like no other!

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@vegeta897 Indeed this makes it much cleared thanks, I’ll update the post!

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@redblobgames Indeed it does! As does SolidJS btw. Oh and thanks for your A* implementation your a legend!

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@kentcdodds I once asked a core member if the “search albums” example on this page:
https://t.co/uGp2B4KjZX

Should have used useTransition due to the useState and the answer was “maybe yes”

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@kentcdodds Use useTransition whenever possible and use useDeferredValue whenever you consume something you do not control. The out of your control part is why useDeferredValue exists.

[Polypane. Browser for devs who care @polypane]

Say hello to cross-browser and cross-platform testing!

Polypane 18 introduces Polypane Portal: With Portal you can share your localhost with any device while keeping everything in sync with your actions in Polypane.

It feels like magic to use.

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@MichaelThiessen @vuejs Creating a calendar component with year, month, week and day modes:

https://t.co/51LD67gLls

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My 10 tips for debugging for beginnings:

https://t.co/Q6JSkRnl7R

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How to create a clone of tetris in a HTML canvas element, using TypeScript.

https://t.co/P9sV3XlJCa

[42 B.V. @42BV]

Maandag 4 september organiseren we weer een Zoetermeer Tech Night in de @DIF079 met leuke presentaties van o.a. @MrHus en @kilianvalkhof
https://t.co/j3eA9ZUOBz

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@amorenva Try changing it to:
const ctx: CanvasRenderingContext2D = canvas.getContext("2d")!;

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Recreating the rain effect from the epic film "The Matrix" using a HTML canvas element.

https://t.co/YNQg5iCNOS

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@amorenva Hey Andres the const ctx is created from the canvas. Which version of TypeScript are you using?

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@DominicPreap Just put them all in the queryKey array. [“somekey”, query, page]

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@housecor @francoxavier33 Because you can still make mistakes on the server, as we are still only human. Having a non iterable ID in that scenario limits the data the attacker can extract.