why is Jira the most hated tool ever for any Developer out there?
Because it doesn't understand anything about code ... it's not Markdown friendly, it changes spaces on copy and paste, it's not integrated with GitHub or GitLab and it's an absolute waste of every engineer time ๐คฆ
NodeJS before Bun:
"it's impossible to disambiguate parsing goal for ESM vs CommonJS so we absolutely need the .mjs extension"
Bun lands
NodeJS after Bun:
Python is considered one of the cleanest, most elegant, programming languages (source code speaking) and it has no types in its sources (but it's type safe anyway).
When I quickly scan TS files, even if I understand TS, I visually struggle way more than plain JS.
is it just me?
Vue 3 is dropping IE11, Tailwind UI does not support IE11 ... I think this is the year most of my libraries will drop support for IE11 and legacy Edge too, resulting in less bloated code and/or polyfills needed.
Does that sound reasonable? Removing code is always refreshing!
underrated tip
whenever you do this:
el.innerHTML += html
you'd be better off with this:
el.insertAdjacentHTML("beforeend", html)
reason being, the latter doesn't trash and re-create/re-stringify what was previously already there ๐
I'd like to introduce you my new smart working * setup โฅ
* not really, I am in paternity leave already, but please don't mind me if I'll be away more often than usual these days ๐
as low as it gets: they've killed Flash, they'd kill anything on their way to secure their business model.
The easy "it's not secure if we don't do it" line is a slap in all the people faces that worked behind PWA primitives to date.
We can ditch next iOS update and change phone.
It's official. iOS will not support Progressive Web Apps in the EU.
It would be great if Apple provides the basis of this claim:
"We expect this change to affect a small number of users"