Stratbook 2.0.0 is now live!
Featuring:
• A completely new and improved tactics board ✍️
• Many other small improvements & fixes
Check it out at https://t.co/4PPGpcIpmf
@TheAlexLichter Not specifically related to oxfmt, but my biggest painpoint is that you cannot exclude certain oxlint rules from being auto-fixed. I want console.logs to be highlighted by the linter, but I don't want them to be auto-removed on save.
@dargkkast@minfrin@FFmpeg@Huperniketes Rive and Figma come to mind. Depends on how you define complexity, but they require a lot of low level graphics programming to run performant in the browser, not to mention all the networking and scaling techniques..
Wow, I'm checking out @render right now as an alternative to @heroku for @csgostratbook. Everything just works immediately and is so easy to configure 🙏🏻 Amazing product!
@mattpocockuk don't try to configure rollup yourself, you will end up with a bunch of half maintained plugins that don't work. Just use tsup and everything works out of the box.
@2SlyGuy@leandrinux@ZooL_Smith Every Electron executable ships a Chromium Renderer (imagine a Chrome Browser) and a Node.js runtime. Some apps like MS Teams have moved on to using the OS default web renderer instead of shipping one, reducing the size by a lot.
@marklynchdev@ySebp@DavidKPiano I'm pretty sure I've seen a thread on twitter where the outcome was that Maps are faster than plain objects when you add/remove lots of properties frequently.