Finally you can allow container to grow with the contents.
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Finally you can allow container to grow with the contents.
Definitely hyperbole. Syntax is not nearly _the_ problem of CSS
1) Uses slots for composition
2) Does not use CSS-in-JS
3) Lightweight
I understand that slots imply shadow Dom, and then shadow Dom usually means adding/adopting stylesheets into components, and that means css in js.
But there's also ::part that allows piercing the shadow dom. Is there any library that uses it?
Some of the days I may not take it and not notice it, there's definitely no cravings. But during a break I felt slightly hazy when getting off it. I do notice an increase in typical stimulator tell-tale symptoms (like some jaw clenching), but i do have that from coffee as well (which i drink too). There can be days when i'm too wired up to fall asleep fast, so i may drop a 5-htp pill.
The upside is that there's a lot of times when I manage to really concentrate on some activities. Doing 8 hours shifts is trivial. People note that I am pretty responsive at the end of the working days. Quite often I manage to do some personal hobby work after a full working day too.
Modafinil doesn't have the ecstatic effects of Adderall and its friends, so working a lot can make me feel overly emotionally invested into some things that are not important in a grand picture. The stress can add up if not managed well. So I do not recommend working a lot for working's sake, there has to be a cause to pull heroic stunts like this. My excuse is to save up the money to enable myself to do other activites not related to programming later.
There're days and situations when having uninterrupted focus for 10-14 hours does make a big impact. Condensing certain workloads into one day can save a lot of time in a longer run. For example going through huge refactoring with a lot of moving parts can be very draining to work through if you need to load in the context every day. Striking the iron while it's hot can help a great deal.
I like the completeness of the Loro solution: the state, the rich text, the tree. Local-first database approach sounds like a great idea. Wondering how large is the code size overhead for using this though.
1) Go to Network panel, start recording network requests
2) Open left sidebar and invoke search to type in the code/ui string you want to find
3) It'll usually find it in some weird bundled js chunk file, click on the result
4) It opens the network request for that file, now right click anywhere in file and pick "Open in Sources" or something along that line, that jumps to debugger
5) Now place your debugger statement, this will probably load sourcemaps too
There is a video of a guy reviewing some of the code. It’s quite readable. The game was much simpler back then, some special casing was made (eg Catalina copter). But it’s a cool look behind the scenes
Server actions seems like a neat idea. Probably does nothing for large projects, but at least IMO it can be very useful for the smaller use cases.
* Deduplicates versions of packages across workspaces (desirable for some projects)
* No-configuration linking between workspace modules
* Doesnt force using a specific structure
* Top level module can be used to specify shared versions
I think you have a good project on hands, happy to see you could establish it as a tech startup. Over the years my mind keeps wandering into this place where an apps are much tigther integrated with the database. Where a full class of engineering tasks (and bugs caused by them) is eliminated completely. I'll be checking your progress.
Is this something that omnigres addresses?