Code_E_Pendant

Just published 🌩️Thunderous🌩️ to npm! Bringing a functional style, signals, and a render-once approach to web components. npmjs.com/package/thunde…

gotta admit, when i took a break from linkedin and came back to twitter, i didn't expect this level of argument 😂

I don't think Scrum is right and our intuition is wrong. If the framework operates like a trick question that fools 75% of people, then the framework is wrong.

Technically, it's a static validator for dynamic types. But if you aren't into being pedantic, the shortcut is "a dynamically typed language" in my book.

TS is just JS with annotations. TS is not a complete language by itself, because its semantics, runtime, and behavior are all just plain JS. TS does not change JS behavior from dynamic to statically typed. So I think it's misleading to describe TS as a statically typed language.

Got a hot take for ya. TypeScript is more dynamic than static. Sure it checks before runtime, but calling it compile time is generous. It's source-to-source, and it only strips types. For the language holistically, compiler and runtime together, JS is truth, not the compiler.

If I said I was away for two years being enlightened among shaolin monks, would you believe me?

@WarrenInTheBuff There's no dumb axis so I don't fit on this matrix

presenting: the x(dot)com compass

@heyImMapleLeaf Haha closed, open, it's still Astro! But I'm just kidding (...unless?)

@code_e_pendant I wouldn't say so. at least, not for the open source side of things

after two fun years, I've decided to move on from Astro. couldn't have asked for a better team, just thought I should find something that'd be a better fit with that, I am Officially™️ open for work! leaning towards React, TS, frontend stuff, but open to anything adjacent

@heyImMapleLeaf also, wishing you luck on your next gig! You'll do well wherever you go

Hey, I don't want this

Putting aside the common crits, React is good at CSR. React is even good at SSR. But React is NOT good at server-first. Too easy to import something that throws in RSCs. Server actions abstract too much and invite vulnerabilities. Server-first is good, React is not good at it.

Here's a nice little review of everything new I just published in Thunderous! thunderous.dev/docs/releases/…

@adamdotdev this is the most agile thing anyone could say. Corporate scrum is so painful

@WarrenInTheBuff So TIL Mrs Buffering swings and Warren catches

wife just called me a soyboy and a nutbutt while on my way down the stairs to slave another night away mudding and sanding HER new basement so SHE has a place to "get away" so that's how my night is going, what are you up to?

@oleg008 @ThePrimeagen this this this. ...also "this"

@ThePrimeagen hoisting sucks

WHY DO YOU DO THIS, CONST ARROW IS LONGER

So I'm not going to be all dramatic and talk about leaving forever, but I might start posting here less and less. You know where to find me if you care 🦋

As I keep playing with native, I'm thinking the only big pain point is layouts. Copy/pasting HTML is not ideal, it'd be great to share a layout with some variables. The challenge is accomplishing this with the least amount of framework magic possible.

@anshulxyz @_filtra what about this? x.com/DevLeaderCa/st…

@_filtra Yes, think of file system, imagine you want to read the names of all the files in the directory and its sub-directories. Since the structure of the file-system/tree is unstructured, recursion is perfect for this kind of traversal.

Is there ever a good reason for recursion?