Hopefully, the "Type Syntax in JavaScript" proposal is accepted one day, and you don't have to transpile ts => js anymore.
I've been playing with tagged-template for a while now and have a similar solution at work. I wanted to build something like that for a while now, well done! I wrote about tagged template literal on my website :…
Maybe that article can help about real world use case : https://tech.ebayinc.com/engineering/webassembly-at-ebay-a-r...
It seems the Elixir CPU usage is due to the way the Erlang VM manages schedulers. A scheduler will literally busy-wait if it thinks there might be more work to do soon, in an effort to improve the responsiveness of the…
React is very stable, component back before react use class still works today (before 2016). I consider that's a pretty stable core API.
They change it because React add the new context API in 16.3. The legacy one was broken by design, so the React team introduce a new api.
Hopefully, the "Type Syntax in JavaScript" proposal is accepted one day, and you don't have to transpile ts => js anymore.
I've been playing with tagged-template for a while now and have a similar solution at work. I wanted to build something like that for a while now, well done! I wrote about tagged template literal on my website :…
Maybe that article can help about real world use case : https://tech.ebayinc.com/engineering/webassembly-at-ebay-a-r...
It seems the Elixir CPU usage is due to the way the Erlang VM manages schedulers. A scheduler will literally busy-wait if it thinks there might be more work to do soon, in an effort to improve the responsiveness of the…
React is very stable, component back before react use class still works today (before 2016). I consider that's a pretty stable core API.
They change it because React add the new context API in 16.3. The legacy one was broken by design, so the React team introduce a new api.