@DavidKPiano I experienced this a couple weeks ago when trying to debug a weird bug with GPT 5.5.
It dug into the package in node_modules and found the root cause in a dependency that led to the fix.
@kyjus25@RyanCarniato@ryanflorence That was my thought when I first saw this. Reusable behavior you can add on any element. Looks like other frameworks are discovering detectives on their own.
@DanielGlejzner I used to get a good bit of value from technical articles on Medium. But it seems lately everything is either click-bait titles or AI generated (or both).
Where do people find good articles?
@JohnLitzler I had the same experience watching a clip from last week's A&M game. I couldn't figure out which corner of Kyle Field they were sitting in π€£
@Prowl8413 16 would be nice for copper farms, but I doubt they do that.
I've wanted to build a "mining" themed iron/copper farm in a cave for a while and this would help that though!
@BluJayGames@CraftyMasterman Haha, SAME! I watched it on mute and then scrolled down looking for an Aladin meme, saw your comment, and then had to watch it again not on mute π€£
@joshuamorony@connieleung404 I would agree that the component authoring format is a small fraction of Angular's value, but would counter that point and say that the consistency from one Angular project to another is a much larger fraction of it's value. This could hurt that.
@RichardSimp@NativeScript When running your project, i.e. ns run ios, any changes to the source code will reload the 'application' and any changes in the platform folder will rebuild the native shell.
Does Expo CNG do something else?
@RichardSimp@NativeScript You can put platform resource files (images, xml, etc) or native code. It's also where things like iOS's Info.plist or Android manifest.xml file live.
The generated native projects can be deleted at any time and rebuilt from the platform folder and your project source code. 2/x