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I'm stoked to announce a new release of #PureScript Turbine. A purely functional UI library using FRP. For this release @limemloh and I have made great improvements. Things are now simpler and more concise. There's also a decent tutorial now 😀 github.com/funkia/purescr…

@paldepind adding support for bun in projectdo github.com/paldepind/proj…

@infinipoint @kinesisergo It’s the other way around. Kinesis Advantage is the OG and Ergodox is just a flat version of it.

@kinesisergo Took you 30 years to come up with a slightly curvier Ergodox/Moonlander which likely doesn't support individual key mapping? Way to go, everybody out for celebratory drinks tonight at Kinesis.

30 years in the making... Introducing the #Advantage360 We are finalizing key layout, keycap specs, and features now. Complete the short survey and sign up for beta test opporutnities and let your voice be heard: forms.gle/zrLUx4iU1XhUXo…

Is it relevant for a JS library in 2020 to offer prebuilt UMD bundles? We're thinking of removing them from Snabbdom: github.com/snabbdom/snabb…

The video is now available for my talk "A Functional Reboot for Deep Learning". github.com/conal/talk-201… #SummerBOB2019

@code @jmsfbs I don't think that issue addresses what @jmsfbs proposes. The issue asks for tabs in the terminal whereas this asks for terminals to be treated equally to buffers/files which would bring many benefits on top of having taps.

@jmsfbs @paldepind its not easy! please upvote here: github.com/microsoft/vsco…

@scott_sauyet It's hard to take an article like that serious when they forget Visual Basics 🤨

Wow, I've seen many bad FP articles, but this beats them all: bit.ly/what-fp-lang Java and PHP as top FP languages? WTF?

@_joshburgess @Ezku @paf31 I think they're pretty great 😉 Not using vdom in Turbine was not an end goal in itself. It simply happened as a fortunate circumstance of how we wanted to use FRP. I wrote a bit about the rationale a while ago: github.com/funkia/turbine…

I once blogged that "you might not need the virtual DOM" (blog.functorial.com/posts/2018-03-…), but lately I'm thinking my argument shouldn't have been about speed, but about avoiding component remounting, IMO one of the worst things about libraries like React.

@PelleB Haha 😀 Thanks for the tweet. I'm happy to hear that you like the library. A name that's unpronounceable by most of the world certainly has disadvantages 😉 But I picked it as a small homage to my mother tongue.

I was admiring this lightweight #javascript #FRP library "flyd" and was pronouncing it in English in my head thinkign what a wierd name. Then I realize it's from a fellow Dane @paldepind and it all made sense. Love the name and the library. github.com/paldepind/flyd

I cannot figure out how to add Python support though. Are there any common ways to run tests in Python projects?

I got tired of typing npm t, stack test, make test, etc. across projects. Solution: a small shell script which automatically runs the tests in any project. Now I can just type `t` to run tests everywhere 😀. It's on Github: github.com/paldepind/tst

@conal I just logged in to Twitter and saw this. Thanks a lot for sharing my blog posts! I'm exhilarated that you like them. I'm planning a third one with the goal of demonstrating the practical benefits of continuous time. Can I email you a draft at some point?

Stumbled across another *spot-on* post about FRP by @paldepind: "Let's reinvent FRP" vindum.io/blog/lets-rein… .

@keyboardio That is awesome! I'm really excited to receive my Model 01. Keep up the good work 😀

MP5 assembly finished up today. Our inspector is, frustratingly, booked up through Friday. Inspection will be on Saturday. Our guess is that this means keyboards will be in HK to ship out on Monday or Tuesday.

Packagephobia is a nice tool by @styfle to see how much disk space (and thus bandwidth) an npm package uses. Space is cheap but it all adds up so it's a fine metric to be aware of! packagephobia.now.sh

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🚨 New package `cherry-pick` - if you don't like flat bundling & want to support better "deep path imports" for ESM users of your libraries then you might like it, this helps reducing @webpack & @RollupJS bundles when using this import style github.com/Andarist/cherr…

@derekm00r3 @jeremylikness List offers both an API based on methods and on functions. One can use L.map or myList.map based on personal preference 😀 It is explained in the readme here: #api-styles" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">github.com/funkia/list#ap…

@paldepind @jeremylikness Given the examples above, why L.map() instead of myList.map()?

Introducing "List" - a #JavaScript fast immutable list (with #TypeScript support): ✅ Immutable ✅ Faster than arrays ✅ Chained methods ✅ Curried functions ✅ Compatible with tree shaking Check out the project here: jlik.me/dfz

Someone asked how List can be faster than native JavaScript arrays. I've written a small blog post to answer the question (spoiler: it's mostly due to structural sharing) vindum.io/blog/how-can-l…