Echo JS 0.11.0

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tracker1 433 days ago. link 1 point
Not sure on that... Ant Group / Alibaba seem to both invest heavily into open-source projects.  Feels a bit of NIH sometimes though.  I don't think they're looking to create a closed or commercial offering from this.
tracker1 436 days ago. link 1 point
Another one?  This is nothing against the developers of Mako... It's just that I've already got like 2-4 other rust bundlers on the back of my todo list to evaluate.

It really feels like there's way too much parallel effort on this front.  I've still got to look at rspack/rsbuild and farm.  Not sure that I'll particularly like rspack as I really appreciate the vite/parcel approach a bit more.  From what I understand rspack is just a faster webpack.

Aside: Some may also have issue with Geopolitical concerns over the source (Ant Group/China).
tracker1 451 days ago. link 1 point
Not mentioned, but seems like a good case for IPFS usage.
tracker1 451 days ago. link 2 points
Seems like this would be better off as YAML...

    Groups:
      ATeam:
        - [FirstName, LastName, Height]
        - [Joe, Soap, 184]
        - [Mary, Ryan, 169]
        - [Alex, Dole, 174]
tracker1 460 days ago. link 1 point
I just can't get past the type mismatch for useState with an array...

    const temperatureStatePair = useState(23);
    const temperature = temperatureState[0];
    const setTemp = temperatureState[1];

23 is not an array.
tracker1 464 days ago. link 1 point
Cool.. note that the demos seem to bee in the 250-500kb range.
tracker1 464 days ago. link 1 point
Seems cool.. the main script alone is 480kb though, which is concerning.
tracker1 466 days ago. link 1 point
Drizzle Drizzle...  Totally OT, but can't look at this library without thinking about the "soft guy era" trend.
tracker1 468 days ago. link 1 point
That's understandable... I actually kind of appreciated the use of HTTP(S) references for code with Deno.. though a repository is nice enough.  The x.deno.land worked, but JSR is definitely a better longer term solution, and really happy to see decent npm support.

Thinking about a minor rewrite of a couple modules this weekend to be JSR first, adding enough for an npm publish to remain working.
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