@badlogicgames@__morse Well if the return type is an union of T | Err then before do anything with it a narrowing should be done to avoid a compilation error, so I would say that is “compiler requiring to handle return values”, not ?
Drawback is that will be check all over the place
@zeddotdev Wow amazing to have terminal threads !!
The need to use the agents cli directly was what makes me move from zed back to neovim + tmux setup.
But with addition no reason to stay out of zed 😎
Probably the best thing you'll see today.
In 2017, a group of developers hilariously competed for who could create worst volume control interface in the world.
The results 🧵
1/22
Right now facing access denied error for some links in the @deno_land documentation(example https://t.co/djOz9agrYZ), I opened this issue for it https://t.co/FDIadi0lPj
@lcasdev do you know if this is a known problem ?
At Microsoft I used to work long hours, weekends, even Christmases, because I enjoyed it and it was my choice. But if I got an email from Bill Gates telling me to work harder or else, I'd quit immediately. It's disrespectful and degrading.
Is anyone else feeling the weight of all the future JS technology discussions? If it feels like a lot it is because it is a lot. There is a lot of really cool stuff going on right now. I think we need some time for this all to sink in.
And that's OK.
Credential leaks are the number one source of data breaches. To help keep your data secure, today we’re launching fine-grained personal access tokens. Minimum permissions equals minimum risk. https://t.co/pzXn1MUXp7
In the bundler space, devs are being taught to expect native (i.e. Rust-level) speed from their tools.
This has me a little nervous about TypeScript. How can a JS-based tool compete when all the other parts of the stack go native?
HOLY 🐮!
This is an excellent explanation of how fine-grained reactivity works in #SolidJS!
It's not just a simple explanation, @RyanCarniato, re-builds live a complete reactive system in <50 lines of code! 😱
https://t.co/RQUDviwrpw
#javascript#frontend
⚛️ React tip: for most forms, you don't need useState()... or any hooks at all! You can read form data directly from the form by element name:
Object.fromEntries(new FormData(formEl));
You don't even need a form library most of the time.