Echo JS 0.11.0

This isn't EchoCSharp or EchoDotNet... it's Echo JS.

TLDR; add TypeScript type annotations support directly to JS.

It might be a good idea, would also support a pragma statement near the top of a file to support JSX transforms in the box as a standard.

- https://www.seeqr.info/
- https://github.com/open-source-labs/SeeQR

WARNING: GPLv3, can be argued that any application using this library must also be GPLv3, if you're serving this library on the internet, your entire application must provide source on request.

I tend to use the following library (MIT License): https://www.npmjs.com/package/mui-icons

Which wraps svg icons in a consistent way, compatible with the mui frameworks.  Provides access to several icon libraries including an expanded set of material icons (cmdi).

Nice to see this done by hand.  I do generally just defer to date-fns when I need to manipulate date-time logic though. Just depends on what you're doing.

I try to keep most app slices under 200kb for JS assets. With a shared library slices between 200k-500k.

For the most part I remove articles/projects tethered to commercial products.  While it relies on a commercial piece of hardware, it's otherwise on topic and I find it interesting.

Given that I'm not aware of other products that support JS and Bluetooth, mostly curious what everyone else thinks.

Should the domain be blocked, or should I keep this site's content flowing?

Looks interresting, starred and will probably look into this later.

Or..

let array = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10];

array.sort((a, b) => Math.round(Math.random()) || -1)

console.log(array)

With data attributes, any current browser supports the dataset property on the dom object... so e.target.dataset.id instead of e.target.getAttribute('data-id')

Other than that, the useCallback method is interresting at least.

I tend to prefer data attributes (dataset) because then it renders and is able to be utilized by ui/integration test frameworks.

This isn't JS related.