Jarrod Payne

Software Developer.

[Cheng Lou @_chenglou]

My dear front-end developers (and anyone who’s interested in the future of interfaces):

I have crawled through depths of hell to bring you, for the foreseeable years, one of the more important foundational pieces of UI engineering (if not in implementation then certainly at least in concept):
Fast, accurate and comprehensive userland text measurement algorithm in pure TypeScript, usable for laying out entire web pages without CSS, bypassing DOM measurements and reflow

[Jarrod Payne @paynecodes]

@TheMattBerman @openclaw @vishalojha_me @Meta ads

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@BrooksLybrand React Compiler support 🙏
https://t.co/Ttb16tWfPf

[Jarrod Payne @paynecodes]

If we lived in an universe where the scale and scope of the issues were as large as they are today in the opposite direction (government way too small / underfunded / draconian austerity), I would be in favor of an effective president deputizing highly effective people to reverse engineer the issue in a transparent way. Yes 👍

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@theo Curious if you used this: https://t.co/UvbTLqDTF6

Would love to see details on rr / vite / hono integration as I just migrated to this stack as well with a custom server.

[Jarrod Payne @paynecodes]

@devongovett Mind sharing the code?! Looks really nice.

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@DariusDale42 @DOGE “political theatre at best” is the part I disagree with here. Time will tell, but I believe DOGE will have significant positive impact.

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@BasedMikeLee Rand Paul

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@FCAllianceGK It’s ours. I will DM you

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@billsader1987 @AdamRackis What problems have you had with turborepo? Loving it so far, but curious where issues may arise 🧐

[Jarrod Payne @paynecodes]

@juristr @evanyou Typical Node.js API servers aren’t often. I have one powered by vite-node. I’d characterize it as an almost good experience. Really hoping this receives a lot more attention sometime soon though as I really enjoy vite for client applications. 😀

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@kenwheeler LVP

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I suppose it depends heavily on how expensive the work is.

It’s not that I can’t see use cases for allowing work to continue.

It’s just that I can see use cases for cancellation as well. (Presumably you do as well).

Also, I don’t believe “doesn’t really stop anything” is a good argument. First of all, with no server support, it stops everything that happens after cancellation on the client. With server support, it actually can stop server work that isn’t required.

[Jarrod Payne @paynecodes]

@samselikoff @TkDodo @CharleSpencer2 Is it not better to cancel work you no longer need to perform?

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@robertmclaws @mjovanovictech If you cluster on DateCreated, is it necessary to periodically cluster the table manually?

SELECT cron.schedule('cluster_my_table', '0 0 * * 0', 'CLUSTER my_table USING DateCreated');

**postgresql

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@ryanflorence This works pretty much always using pnpm

[Tucker Carlson @TuckerCarlson]

For a man who correctly predicted most of the big disasters of the last twenty years, Ron Paul is remarkably humble.

[Jarrod Payne @paynecodes]

@firatoezcan @mxstbr @GraphQL I’m curious to understand your point regarding transactions? What does GraphQL do differently that leads to needing to write your own transaction code?

[Jordan Eldredge @captbaritone]

For the last year I’ve been working on enabling a better developer experience for building TypeScript GraphQL servers.

Today I’m pleased to share Grats: https://t.co/vi0PVBIoTA

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@hbthegreat_ @bunjavascript @jarredsumner Do you have a reference for this? As far as I’m aware bun doesn’t run next.js. According to the docs there are still node.js apis next relies on not implemented in bun. https://t.co/rQrP8569Fc