karlhorky.com
Technical Founder, Curriculum Engineer @upleveled.io
Org Team React Amsterdam, AmsterdamJS, @reactvienna.com
Canadian, Austrian, he/him
📍Amsterdam https://github.com/karlhorky
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I moved to Amsterdam too :) maybe we can get a group together some evening during conference time
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I'm not directly organizing it, but I am part of the GitNation meetup organization team :)
And hi @naugtur.pl 👋
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2019 Tweet
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Proposal
github.com/tc39/proposa...
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nice, thanks, registered!
not 100% sure that I can make it tomorrow, but hope it will work out
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Oh nice, I live in Amsterdam now. Is it a public meetup? Link?
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Nice, thanks for this post! I added some things to my gitconfig from here 🙌
One thing I found:
The latest Git diff config docs say that diff.renames is set to true by default, so maybe this setting is not needed?
git-scm.com/docs/diff-co...
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@threepointone.bsky.social did you ship it finally?
Or is this something different now?
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😄 oh nice
wen open source ppm - porsager package manager
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more in the Vite docs here
vitest.dev/guide/testin...
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alternative to "assertions" concept would be to switch to language similar to "type tests" or "testing types", which has precedent in expect-type by @mmkal.com
github.com/mmkal/expect...
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and then, in the places of the writing where you do want to disambiguate, you could come up with a noun for describing the generic type alias itself, eg:
1. assertion generic type
2. assertion utility type
3. Assert<> type alias
4. Assert<> parameterized type
etc
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do you need a noun to disambiguate the abstract concept of "assertion" away from JavaScript? maybe keep the noun describing the concept as "assertion"?
considering that the abstract concept is pretty much the same between the two languages...? 🤔
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sounds interesting!
in case you haven't seen it, SafeQL is an ESLint plugin that checks TS types against a PostgreSQL database schema via libpg-query - can recommend!
safeql.dev
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Amazing seeing more work in the CSS linting / static analysis space 🙌
Is there any work being done to engage with the existing Stylelint community eg. with Masafumi Koba (ybiquitous) and or Richard Hallows (jeddy3)?
Would be great to have compatibility with existing rules 👍
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Corepack issue "Newly published versions of package managers distributed from npm cannot be installed due to key id mismatch"
github.com/nodejs/corep...
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Node.js v22.14.0
nodejs.org/en/blog/rele...