As somebody who is currently trying to use structured markdown in obsidian for knowledge management and finding it a bit challenging, I agree with the author that markdown is not the ideal language for what he and I are…
Webpack really messed up IMO -- v5 took a really, really long time to drop because they were making huge changes ostensibly for performance... and then when it came out it actually made performance worse for many…
It serves unbundled for development and bundled in production. In practice this works pretty well as long as you do decent code splitting (and you should be doing code splitting!) Edit: lol I should have read your post…
I really do believe this is getting better -- though not at a rate where it's obvious yet if you aren't plugged in. A few years ago there were tons of frameworks and they all worked a bit differently. New shit every…
The description is maybe a little misleading. Vite is a development experience improvement for existing frontend frameworks; most people using it are on React or Vue (which is the other of the "big 3" along with React…
As somebody who is currently trying to use structured markdown in obsidian for knowledge management and finding it a bit challenging, I agree with the author that markdown is not the ideal language for what he and I are…
Webpack really messed up IMO -- v5 took a really, really long time to drop because they were making huge changes ostensibly for performance... and then when it came out it actually made performance worse for many…
It serves unbundled for development and bundled in production. In practice this works pretty well as long as you do decent code splitting (and you should be doing code splitting!) Edit: lol I should have read your post…
I really do believe this is getting better -- though not at a rate where it's obvious yet if you aren't plugged in. A few years ago there were tons of frameworks and they all worked a bit differently. New shit every…
The description is maybe a little misleading. Vite is a development experience improvement for existing frontend frameworks; most people using it are on React or Vue (which is the other of the "big 3" along with React…