nullvoxpopuli

Nothing woke as far as i can see.

Sorry there was hostility when you were around. We try hard to keep hostility out and keep everyone civil now a days

I have a number of ember projects on vite if anyone wants to take a look:

- https://github.com/krausest/js-framework-benchmark/pull/1835... - https://github.com/NullVoxPopuli/markdown-table-viewer - https://github.com/NullVoxPopuli/package-majors (older, needs update, which i can do pretty quickly if i remember to do it)

Coming soon:

    ui so you don't need to hand edit the URL 

    parsing variants of github urls so folks don't always have to get the raw url themselves

    automatic conditional formatting (background colors) (also via query param)

All EDR software does (at least on macos)

Source: me, a developer who also codes in free time and notices how bad fs perf is especially.

I've had the CrowdStrike sensor, and my current company is using cyberhaven.

So.. while 2 data points don't technically make a pattern, it does begin to raise suspicion.

Agreed. As a data point, i'm not disgruntled (i'm quoted in this article).

Mostly disappointed.

The market for jobs isn't great, so i don't blame them.

At the same time, i feel like big profit-chasing software companies are all like how CrowdStrike is.

Many may be in the same type of company, but situations have not arisen that reveal how leadership really feels about employees.

I'd like to clarify: that my job was also to educate, modernize, and improve developer velocity through tooling and framework updates / changes (impacting every team in my department (UX / frontend engineering)).

Reviewing tests is part of PR review.

--- and before anyone asks, this is my statement on CrowdStrike calling everyone disgruntled:

"I'm not disgruntled.

But as a shareholder (and probably more primarily, someone who cares about coworkers), I am disappointed.

For the most part, I'm still mourning the loss of working with the UX/Platform team."

Learn what's happening with the proposal? contribute to ideas for the proposal?

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Official Matrix: https://app.element.io/#/room/#tc39-signals:matrix.org Official TC39 Matrix Space: https://app.element.io/#/room/#tc39-space:matrix.org Discord:

YAAAAAS ember is so good

> it should handle deep changes.

these can be implemented in userland via proxy -- and I think probably should, as is proven by this collection of utils: https://twitter.com/nullvoxpopuli/status/1772669749991739788

If we were to try implementing everything as reactive versions, there'd be be no end, and implementations couldn't keep up -- by pushing reactive Map/Set/etc to userland/library land, we can implement what we need when we need it incrementally, built on the solid foundation of the signal primitives.

> since non-deep is an optimization that can lead to accidental inconsistent state.

conversely, deep-all-the-time is a performance hit that we don't want to be default. Svelte and Ember take this approach of opt-in-deep reactivity.

is it strange?

Vue reactivity isn't compatible with Svelte, nor Angular.

As a counter example to your question, what if we all had competing implementations of the object primitive. Libraries would barely work with one another and would need an interop layer between them (just as reactivity layers do today!)

Socials:

- Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/javascript/comments/1bsgnf5/tc39_pr...

- X/Twitter: https://twitter.com/nullvoxpopuli/status/1774496900915327100

- Masto: https://mastodon.coffee/@nullvoxpopuli/112191605019758002

- Blue Sky: https://bsky.app/profile/nullvoxpopuli.bsky.social/post/3koz...

The name is based off the old windows tool, "Disk Defragment" -- and while this tool isn't "defragmentation", per-se, I didn't know what else to call it, and I was excited when the npm package was available :D

hope others find it useful!

Lemme know if you have questions!

Introduction video I made for some tools I work on

Other Socials:

Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/nullvoxpopuli/status/1687433515460153345

Mastodon: https://mastodon.coffee/@nullvoxpopuli/110831240552037845

T2: https://t2.social/nullvoxpopuli/status/175082

BlueSky: https://staging.bsky.app/profile/nullvoxpopuli.bsky.social/p...

HackerNews: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36998772

Typelog: https://typelog.dev/u/nullvoxpopuli/feeds/personal/posts/ZkZ...

Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/emberjs/comments/15hycf7/what_is_gl...

Live demo: https://limber.glimdown.com/edit?c=MQAgqgzglgdg5iAygFwKYwMZQ...

Here demonstrates how you can use CDN-documentation with Ember to use webcomponents, written with Stencil.JS.

This example uses the Ionic framework.

Stencil.JS: https://stenciljs.com/

EmberJS: https://emberjs.com/

Tutorial: https://tutorial.glimdown.com/

Component used: https://ionicframework.com/docs/api/toggle

PR to the Stencil docs to update them for modern ember: https://github.com/ionic-team/stencil-site/pull/1192/

My experience is that copilot is shit for anything not super basic.

Incorrect suggestions all the time

I'll take frame.work over apple any day.

Oh,dear. Little too much redux koolaid, eh?

There is no correlation

I"M SO EXCITED.

This is the most online engagement I've seen from a tech conference... and it seems to be better than even usually online things, such as esports tournaments.

Reddit Threads:

  - [on /r/javascript]( https://www.reddit.com/r/javascript/comments/f50fdq/moving_from_react_to_ember_2020/ )
  - [on /r/emberjs]( https://www.reddit.com/r/emberjs/comments/f50f3o/moving_from_react_to_ember_2020/ )

This is good stuff! I like how it's not just about a single reactivity system, but ... Even Elm!

VS Code isn't an IDE, as much as people want it to be

I have days where I submit 0 PRs, and I have days where I submit 10+ PRs. It just depends a lot of things. Focus, Well defined small tickets, etc

do you work there? how would you know?

I agree. I believe there are efforts coming to improve perception around these benchmarks.

yeah, ember (today) doesn't fit the small project space (it's more geared towards medium to large+ projects).

That IS a goal for the next edition (octane being the first edition). Def need better small / toy project support.

CrowdStrike also uses ember and loves it.

Handlebars isn't really what ember uses. And it's unfortunate that the extension is shared.

there are tons of improved semantics with Octane's Ember Templates that the handlebars you're thinking of could never dream of representing -- mainly @args vs attributes (like html attributes can be forwarded via ...attributes)

    <MyComponent 
      class='foo'         // any html attribute
      @arg={{this.value}} // @ = arg
                      // this = owned by the current context
    />

    (and inside that)

    <div ...attributes> // gets the class attribute
      {{@arg}} // you *know* that @ means it was passed in
    </div>

is there anything in particular you don't like?

if you have 20 people on your team, and they each have 5 PRs merged which are deployed with some continuous deployment strategy, you're already at 100 deploys in one day. :-\