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https://maciej.codes/2022-06-09-local-async.html - Local async executors should be the default in Rust.

Last month, we had a talk from @ddprrt about Async Rust and usage of async in Rust traits!
We've teamed up again to bring you an article that summarises async Rust while still covering the important bits that you want to know.
Check it out: https://www.shuttle.rs/blog/2024/02/29/asy

Async Rust in a Nutshell
Exploring how async Rust works, async primitives and using async in Rust traits

You can now create HTML and CSS fragments in Kitten.
This introduces two new file extensions (.fragment.html and .fragment.css) and you can import these fragments into your pages and into other components and fragments as if they were JavaScript modules*.
HTML fragments also support slots.
Example:

app
A web development kit that’s small, purrs, and loves you.

@…
(With apologies if Mastodon is the wrong place to send this inquiry…)
I’m looking at using TelemetryDeck on my personal web site, because (1) it looks really good and (2) I know at least one of the people behind it is cool.
But…the integration instructions don’t mention using `async` or `defer` attrs on the <script> tag. Won’t tha…

I really wish #dotnetMAUI had solved the `async void` issue with the eventing system. Having them in a codebase is triggering me.

#ThingUmbrella #ReleaseFriday[1] 🚀 — As announced a couple of weeks ago, a lot of my recent work has been centered around async iterables and addressing the conceptual overlap between the various packages related to those, specifically:

Async versions of various highly composable transducers, reducers and iterators

Thought about reading a post on async programming, but I just keep deferring it

#Python Friday #215: Async & Await
https://improveandrepeat.com/2024/02/python-friday-215-async-await/

It's been a while, but it's time for Fix the Bug again! ✨
What's wrong with this code? (hint: think async!)

If you use a parameter object in JavaScript, even if you specify its shape using JSDoc, you’ll only get errors if required properties are missing; not if there are extra properties provided.
e.g.,
```js
class A {
/**
@param {{
id:string
}} params
*/
constructor (params) {
Object.assign(this, params)
}
}
// Error:
new A({})
// No error:
new A({id: 'x', foo:'bar'})

Is it possible to restrict TypeScript object to contain only properties defined by its class?
Here is my code async getAll(): Promise { return await dbQuery(); // dbQuery returns User[] } class User { id: number; name: string; } class GetAllUserData{ ...