@stefan@gardenstate.socialJust updated Tvmarks to 3.0 as I finally transition it to typescript.
I avoided typescript before as Postmarks was not and Glitch really struggled with the build step needed for typescript.
Typescript will only make adding new features easier as adding bugs will be harder.
I continue to love Tvmarks and I use it every day!
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@adrianco@mastodon.socialI’m using Claude-code to get stuff done that I couldn’t have done before. I just spent a non-frustrating hour or so successfully changing a system written mostly in typescript (which I’ve never used) to do a bunch of things differently. I’m telling it what I want the system to do (with BDD tests where possible) and it’s figuring out the code changes. Several days work for a human, weeks if I had to find someone to do it for me. Like this:
@kubikpixel@chaos.social»10 Gründe JavaScript zu hassen – oder zu lieben:
Drei Dekaden der Entwicklungsarbeit gehen auch an JavaScript nicht spurlos vorüber. Im Guten, wie im Schlechten.«
Hach ja, wie in jeder Programmiersprache macht deren Einsatz je nach Lösung seinen Sinn - JavaScript mMn nur bei Web-Oberflächen und dann aber bitte so Datenschutz sicher wie möglich in TypeScript.
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@toxi@mastodon.thi.ngMore releases today: New version of https://thi.ng/genart-api, an art-platform-independent API for browser-based generative art.
The new version (v0.28.0) addresses some recent (type) changes in TypeScript and updates the WebAssembly bindings to support the latest Zig 0.15.1 (just like releases of some of my o…
@lukem@hachyderm.io👋 Hello! I’m Łukasz. Thirty-something, living in Warsaw, Poland. On fedi since 2021 or so. Right now, I'm merging my two accounts into one and giving this profile a fresh new start.
I live a few parallel lives.
Most of the time I’m a web developer. I work with TypeScript, React and all that jazz. But I still enjoy static site generators and good ol’ HTML/CSS.
In another life, I’m a documentary photographer and photojournalist. I’m interested in activism, art and culture, politics, and pretty much anything interesting happening on city streets. A big part of my photography journey involves documenting protests and demonstrations in Poland, especially those related to human rights and social issues. I’m also drawn to street art, particularly when it carries strong messages.
I occasionally blog and translate. Many years ago I wrote two books about WordPress. However, these days I’m more likely to go outside and touch grass than spend even more time in front of a screen.
Outside of that, expect me to post about mental health and politics. I promise to use CWs when appropriate.
I post in both English and Polish, depending on the topic.
Aaaand that’s it. Nice to meet you! ☺️
#introduction
@frankel@mastodon.topThe Real Cost of Poor #Documentation for Developers
https://andiku.com/blog/the-real-cost-of-poor-documentation-for-developers
@michabbb@social.vivaldi.netBetter-T Stack: #CLI #tool for rapid #TypeScript project setup with
pre-configured tech stacks 🚀
@nichdu@chaos.socialIch probier das hier auch mal mit #getfedihired #FediHire
Ich suche eine Stelle als Senior Softwareentwickler/Tech/Team Lead. Ich hab schon gemacht:
Node/Typescript, React, Angular, Python/Django/Flask, Swift, Android, Kotlin Backend, PHP, Go, k8s, Lambda. Ich kann mich auch in mehr reinfu…
@todbot@mastodon.socialIf you're looking for a more complete solution to the "visual diff for KiCad" problem, and you have a working Node Typescript setup, try out "typecad-gitdiff". It's not for me, but it might be for you! https://www.npmjs.com/package/@typecad/typecad-gitdiff…
@samir@functional.computer@… Absolutely. One of the reasons I’m in favour of some kind of gradual typing (not TypeScript) is because I don’t think it makes sense for me to think hard about memory allocation before I’ve thought through whether a feature is even useful.
I really wish Rust had a transparent “just reference-count everything in this module/function/whatever” switch.…
@jeang3nie@social.linux.pizzaFinally getting around to playing with Typescript. Initial thoughts, I'm not sure how much value it really has over plain Javascript. I want to think it adds value, but I'm not sure that it does for the little i want to do with either. It "feels" better having types assigned, but the rare times I'm writing Javascript I'm thinking in types anyway and not really using libraries, plus always trying to go as minimal as possible. So I kind of doubt I'm catching many …
