@adamwathan I use react-live for a few years now. Works for simple use cases, no support for external packages, and code executes in the same context, so keep an eye on security.
https://t.co/GyNXHNkZnT
@nonzeroexitcode@chronark@storybookjs The bloat is getting better, and I like to use standardized stuff to run into problems other people have already solved.
https://t.co/C5tg9Ogjkb
@RyanCarniato@KevinSchiener Like flying with a wingsuit in a canyon of technology. Not every coder knows how to wingsuit properly, but most know how to walk a bridge.
It depends on your peers which code style works best for you.
God I love analogies 😄
@RyanCarniato@KevinSchiener Interesting perspective. I prioritize it the other way round. Catch the humans in the social net to protect them from the relentless gravity.
@housecor I remember the name nominal type system by "nomen est omen". One of the very few Latin sentences I remember from school. And structural is the other one - the good one.
@thdxr Depends on the software. Something that's referenced in a dependency tree should be semver to allow the consumer to assess the risk of the update. For applications, services etc. it does not matter what the version looks like.
module-federation/vite v1.0 just dropped, and it's a game-changer. 🎉
🦄 Mix and Match Webpack Vite Rspack applications
⚡️ Enjoy blazing-fast build times and hot reloading with Vite
Here is the release: https://t.co/rQICiQeMuS
Let us know what you think in the comments below!
@mjackson You are crafting quality software by informing yourself and carefully considering the desicion factors. Please stick to this approach in political issues as well, don't spoil your brand with such desinformed takes.