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📣 RollupJS.org has just received a considerable update!
🗞 Plugin docs moved and refined
🗞 Plugin list moved to github.com/rollup/awesome
🗞 Fluid topics order
🗞 Improved examples and code samples
🗞 Updates for the latest Rollup Version
rollupjs.org/guide/en
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Imma get on that!
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extremely niche tweet but i just upgraded our project to ember 3.4 and ANGLE BRACKET INVOCATION HAS ARRIVED it's so beautiful pic.twitter.com/zafchnPuUU
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Tom Dale
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Cc @bmeurer
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Tom Dale
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Please stop giving me t-shirts. I have so many t-shirts.
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Also: Add your open-source roles to your LinkedIn. You contributed a non-trivial amount of work for them. It's worth it. twitter.com/bitandbang/sta…
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Tom Dale
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Thank you for this valuable user generated content
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Tom Dale
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I’d argue that on the spectrum of power, each-in is situated at the same spot as each. In fact, not having it requires to you to use more power (fallback to imperative JS code).
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Tom Dale
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I would love something like a location-aware calendar (including future planned locations).
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Tom Dale
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I'm in different timezones all the time and this is a major pain. Especially when trying to answer quick questions like "Are you free at 1pm on Tuesday to take an interview?" Somehow that turns into 5 minutes of effort to answer.
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Tom Dale
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Anticipating this, I am literally in my gym clothes today.
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nullvoxpopuli
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A modern take on #JavaScript / #TypeScript #webdev
dev.to/nullvoxpopuli/…
#EmberJS
Inspiration to and fro: #ReactJS, #AngularJS, #VueJS
These are all things that I'm using in my own projects, and I hope that others can find enjoyment from this stuff as well.
#programming
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Tom Dale
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No, that's fair. And the kind of whimsical, playful, joy-driven projects that are uniquely Panic don't really play well to a crowd that believes that that time could have been better spent recompiling your kernel.
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Tom Dale
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I guess I'm a little surprised that people who use Twitter regularly find HN worse. Twitter is way worse for my mental health than HN, even on its worst days. Maybe just because HN rarely gives a shit about Ember anymore. 😎
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Tom Dale
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And yet here you are on Twitter…
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Tom Dale
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IIRC, the motivation was I was porting some React code to Ember and needed to render a POJO's key/values into the DOM. In JSX it was as simple as switching to a for..in loop in render(), but in Ember we had to add an entire component class just to convert POJO -> array.
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Tom Dale
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In the majority of cases, you probably want to guarantee the order of items you're displaying, so you'll convert an object into an array in JS land and pass it to {{each}}. The strongest defense I can give is that not having it feels incredibly irritating if you do need it.
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Tom Dale
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+1
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Tom Dale
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Absolutely true and acknowledged. The first few rounds through the ringer were brutal for my mental health, even given my privilege. twitter.com/ag_dubs/status…
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Tom Dale
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Of course, my experience is predicated on being a white cishet male and it's way worse for folks outside that archetype. It seems like HN moderation has gotten a lot more aggressive recently, have you noticed a change at all (~last 6 months)?
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