Parsing human-readable strings is application-specific. It's good that this is kept in userland. Not matter how they do it, it's not going to work for at least 50% of use-cases. It would result in additional bloat of…
I never understood the concept of 10x apart from it being a (misused) meme. For (almost) every developer you can find one that will do "the thing" a few times faster and one that will do it a few times slower. It also…
jspaint.app ftw
> the list of such difficult issues is practically infinite Precisely. No matter how good a language is, you can always say "but it doesn't do xyz". If you want to replace the human brain by a language, then you're…
> If you had to depend on a teacher to expose you to the books you should read, what about the rest of your career? It's a kick start. You depend on the school to teach you other basic skills too: letters, numbers. You…
If it's a primitive type, yes. Throw in a union, a generic, or a conditional and everything blows up.
> Vue itself wasn't too bad to get going with TS Last time I tried, there wasn't any support for type check across component boundaries (props, events). Did something change? A deal-breaker for me. I mostly know types…
This was the only thing stopping me from using it in larger projects. Can't wait to see how it plays. Hopefully the class-based interface has no weird object notation (methods, props, computed) and uses decorators like…
> You can learn that from a book. And I did read it from a book, when someone from University introduced me to the book and explained it to me in short firstly so I can grasp it more easily on my own. I'd never pick a…
Was just about to say that after reading for a minute I understood nothing about the material. It was just a random array of buzzwords.
Do you happen to know of a TypeScript/JavaScript equivalent?
Parsing human-readable strings is application-specific. It's good that this is kept in userland. Not matter how they do it, it's not going to work for at least 50% of use-cases. It would result in additional bloat of…
I never understood the concept of 10x apart from it being a (misused) meme. For (almost) every developer you can find one that will do "the thing" a few times faster and one that will do it a few times slower. It also…
jspaint.app ftw
> the list of such difficult issues is practically infinite Precisely. No matter how good a language is, you can always say "but it doesn't do xyz". If you want to replace the human brain by a language, then you're…
> If you had to depend on a teacher to expose you to the books you should read, what about the rest of your career? It's a kick start. You depend on the school to teach you other basic skills too: letters, numbers. You…
If it's a primitive type, yes. Throw in a union, a generic, or a conditional and everything blows up.
> Vue itself wasn't too bad to get going with TS Last time I tried, there wasn't any support for type check across component boundaries (props, events). Did something change? A deal-breaker for me. I mostly know types…
This was the only thing stopping me from using it in larger projects. Can't wait to see how it plays. Hopefully the class-based interface has no weird object notation (methods, props, computed) and uses decorators like…
> You can learn that from a book. And I did read it from a book, when someone from University introduced me to the book and explained it to me in short firstly so I can grasp it more easily on my own. I'd never pick a…
Was just about to say that after reading for a minute I understood nothing about the material. It was just a random array of buzzwords.
Do you happen to know of a TypeScript/JavaScript equivalent?