Here's two TypeScript tips rolled into one:
1. TypeScript magic is everywhere, even in Node's built-in types
2. I bet you didn't know this was legal TS:
error: [message: string]
Kotlin/JS lazy functions on board! 🎉🎉🎉
Just mark function with @Lazy annotation and function body will be moved in separate lazy chunk!
https://t.co/C7wWWCRZNR
@kotlin#KotlinJS
@Louis_CAD@lazy@kotlin In Kotlin only basic use cases can be covered.
In Seskar we use same annotation for React lazy components.
Also bonus of external plugin - we can release it every day! 😉
Debugging doesn’t have to be a hassle!
Learn how to use WebStorm’s powerful built-in debugger - set breakpoints, step through code, and even debug Node.js apps.
https://t.co/IARH7vaa2E
TIL Node can generate diagnostic reports.
You can pass `--report-on-fatalerror` (or many other flags) to Node itself, or call `https://t.co/vel1PCBUFQ.writeReport`.
SUPER useful for debugging OOM errors or high CPU usage.
Introducing JetBrains #JavaScriptDay2024 speakers and talks!
🎙 You Don’t Need JavaScript for That, by @KevinJPowell
🗓 October 24, 11:50 EDT
Get the full details and register today 👉 https://t.co/XrzoTVVsp5
Introducing JetBrains #JavaScriptDay2024 speakers and talks!
🎙 Vite and the Future of JavaScript Tooling, by @evanyou
🗓 October 24, 09:20 EST/EDT
Get the full details and register today 👉 https://t.co/XrzoTVVsp5
TypeScript scratches are on board in @WebStormIDE 2024.2! 🚀
- Works with Node.js 18 or higher
- Supports enums and namespaces
- No additional loaders required
We’re using the bundled @tsx_is. Thanks to @privatenumbr!