alexreardon.bsky.social
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Love it
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bsky.app/profile/mich...
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I've added this use case to an open TS issue about writeonly properties 🫡
(not sure if this issue is the most appropriate place though)
github.com/microsoft/Ty...
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👀
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[Thanks also to my colleagues who helped me process this; especially Declan Warn!]
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Thank you. I think I am getting my head around it.
My understanding is that the object (RefObject) being passed to the `ref` prop does not satisfy the constraint; even though the assignment of RefObject.current would be fine
www.typescriptlang.org/play/#code/M...
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In this case, I am hoping to get a HTMLElement from the `ref`. I happen to get a HTMLButtonElement, which is still a HTMLElement
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cc 🧙♂️ @mattpocock.com @andarist.bsky.social 🙏
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📖 atlassian.design/components/p...
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I think moving to Go makes a lot of sense. I was more reflecting on how impressive it is to write a language in itself
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This is sick!
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🤩
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TIL useSyncExternalStore doesn't play well with Suspense
react.dev/reference/re...
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More thinking about our approach to accessibility: youtu.be/CjGn0HahbDE?...
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If you look through the source of Pragmatic drag and drop, you will find more too. I just haven't updated the gist :)
github.com/atlassian/pr...
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CSS Cascade?
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No (sadly). I didn't get it to the state of being a general purpose tool
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I'm thinking of putting a little video together where I walk through how the pieces come together to achieve the effect
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Folks have asked me how to achieve a "shadow" based drag and drop experience with Pragmatic drag and drop, and here is a decent example. I put it together for a recent talk gave about the Pragmatic drag and drop auto scroller
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I've seen examples with `fallback={null}`, and I'm like: "is that needed?"
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Solved! It's due to it's usage of `useSearchParams()`.
next.js strongly encourages that components leveraging `useSearchParams()` be wrapped in a Suspense boundary
nextjs.org/docs/message...
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I wonder what it would be like now for folks learning TS with all the fantastic learning paths available. I hope the "pit of despair" is shorter and shallower than it was for me 😅
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👋
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I think I might be
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How I am going to defend this alignment?
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I am in trouble
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I already had one 😅
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"flatbrain" is such a funny description 🤣
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There was a browser bug in Chrome 128 for all web platform drag and drop which impacted some Android devices. The bug was unrelated to pdnd. The bug is now fixed in in chrome 132
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Great sleuthing and story telling! Well done