ggascoigne.bsky.social
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Are you thinking of www.npmjs.com/package/@are...
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Yup, MacOS is case retaining, but case insensitive. Which has always made sense to me for English, if you take computers out of the mix, that’s how we read. I’ve got no idea how well that idea works in non-Latin alphabets.
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Same here, his Elden Ring content was as good as it gets. Solid cool dude.
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This is what happens when you watch a steady stream of lies telling you to be afraid.
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I think redux was fantastic for its time, but it got used in too many places where it wasn’t a good solution. Now we have options and don’t have to use it as a hammer for every screw.
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Sulla's actions were an explicit nail in the Republican Roman coffin. He absolutely helped pave the way for the Imperium.
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Stunning, and looking so happy.
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Citizens United literally put the US up for sale to the highest bidder.
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I tended to use custom cra templates, particularly for custom work setups. Like I want one to share that has react-query, our fetcher, our router, maybe our lint setup. That was easy with cra, but it’s more awkward with vite since the template list isn’t extensible.
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Can't answer for the original poster, but if it had been me, the lack of easy external templates is a big differentiator between cra and vite. I love vite, but expecting people to clone a git repo is much uglier than telling folk to just run such and such command.
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The problem is that the law is valid, it might also be stupid, and a bad idea, but the Supreme Court only get to rule on the first part and not the rest. :( Still, I hoped for a different outcome.
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Side Tabs were the killer feature for me. Now with named windows, tab groups and side tabs, I feel like I've really got browser tab management working the way I want it to.
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Yeah, the esm support was the killer for me, spent so much time trying to get it working nicely in jest, with Vitest it all just worked. And it was a surprisingly easy migration, mostly just changing imports and a few mocks.
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Honestly I tend to not watch content as it comes out from any of the CCs I follow, I look for content on a specific topic. I watch what you say about a topic because I know it’ll be well explained, thorough and informative. Please keep it up.
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learngitbranching.js.org is amazing. I used it years ago and it really helped me get my head around what git was doing and I’ve recommended it to a ton of folk since then. One of the best git resources out there.
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Agreed, I spent an age trying to get jest and typescript and esm working, it’s a complete mess. Gave up and switched to vitest, not only was it surprisingly easy, it was hugely faster. Never looked back.