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@alexdotjs deserves major props for how he treats contributors and other project members. Not many other maintainers understand that the other people behind the project are just as important as the project itself and truly care about them.
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It's a bit ridiculous that I've willingly reduced time, and a big chunk of my income, at my "real job" to hack on open-source stuff for free*
(* I'm very grateful to all my sponsors who also enable me to distribute some to other people)
I love maintaining open-source software and providing support for anyone who needs help using it.
It's admittedly a bit ridiculous that we do it for free, but I love it anyway.
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Wow, how wild is it that I can CMD+click a `http://localhost:3000` in the @stackblitz terminal and the link just works!? 🤯
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Example on StackBlitz: stackblitz.com/github/KATT/t…
It can now also convert async iterators to a stream of strings and then we can use them across the network boundary as if they were a local object
I'm dizzy 😵 (& the code is a bit of a mess)
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It can now also convert async iterators to a stream of strings and then we can use them across the network boundary as if they were a local object
I'm dizzy 😵 (& the code is a bit of a mess)
So yeah, I ended up writing a thing that can serialize objects containing promises into a stream of strings
github.com/KATT/tupleson/blo…
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Pure appreciation tweet: the @typescript playground is amazing
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So yeah, I ended up writing a thing that can serialize objects containing promises into a stream of strings
github.com/KATT/tupleson/blo…
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(I have no use for the tupleson-project yet, I'm mainly writing it for fun)
here's the meat of the stringification: github.com/KATT/tupleson/blo…
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Hard disagree. This is actually fine.
Coupling is better than letting the clients stitch together a bunch of APIs in various slow request/response iterations (aka "waterfalls")
Use graphql or make a BFF, but avoid stitching APIs together too much on the client
Just audited a codebase with a REST API that returns this:
{
table1: []
table2: []
main: []
}
Don’t couple your API to UI elements.
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Does anyone have a quick starter for creating a ts package?
I want:
- vitest
- changesets
- ci job that publises to npm
- eslint / prettier
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If we generated typesafe Swift or Kotlin SDKs automatically for your tRPC API, would you be interested?
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If you do anything with OSS, `gh pr checkout <<PR number>>` will save you a lot of annoyance
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@colinhacks summed it up better than me
gh repo clone <github url>
👉 no need to copy the weird ssh link
gh pr checkout <link to PR>
👉 for maintainers, this checks out the forked branch & sets the upstream properly so you can just make changes & git push to the fork
gh pr create
👉 interactive CLI for creating PRs
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TIL that this is correct syntax and that `finally` runs after the return of the function
#junior4lyfe
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* credit to @GuiSim for teaching me and for creating this snippet
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