Shane Osbourne

Erase the types? Have the handler return impl IntoResponse, then call .into_response() on each arm?

Looks like exactly what I need, will check later and report back! Thanks

@orhun.dev thanks for your work on ratatui! I was curious, in cases where I want nothing more than a fixed line at the bottom (like cargo), perhaps ratatui is overkill? Either way I really struggle to find a basic example like this. Any pointers? 🙏

It’s a little too extreme when used on a whole line - it can mask typos etc. it’s good to isolate the smallest possible case on a separate line with this, otherwise you’re effectively turning off the type checker completely

Have you considered (or used elsewhere) any playwright-level testing for these findings? Just by looking at heap dumps out of CDP etc?

I’m no fan of the dx, causing update chains via assignment is not my preference, but you just reach for it when your profiler shows that perf is poor

The ability to pass around a value (via props) that is stable (no re-renders) and can create trees of additional computed values when needed. If you’ve ever had an experience where you enjoy/appreciated derived state in react, imagine that but with efficient updates.

3 steps towards a faster TRU (Time to Reviewable URL) - Shane Osbourne Today I am formalizing TRU - a new metric for Frontend teams that shows how quickly you can produce reviewable work. By definition, it's also a good measurement of how quickly your team can iterate on...

I also wrote about this idea - where being leaner is a good long-term strategy shane-o.dev/articles/int...

Full-stack Web Components | Crossbow

yep - I made this about 3.5yr ago to see what the SSR+CE story was. I never got as far as exploring library integration though. crossbow-wc-2ayn6.ondigitalocean.app

GitHub - atlassian/pragmatic-drag-and-drop: Fast drag and drop for any experience on any tech stack Fast drag and drop for any experience on any tech stack - atlassian/pragmatic-drag-and-drop

Yeah it's tough problem - the approach taken by projects such as github.com/atlassian/pr... is really great, many could learn from it. Framework agnostic, but with (p)react-friendly apis and more reliance on the web platform as a whole 👌 CC: @alexreardon.bsky.social for the excellent work there.

@jovidecroock.com @developit.dev @marvinh.dev I've had huge success with Preact in this area, many thanks for the continued work 🙏

A timeline showing how TRU is a measurement of time between a pull request being opened and a public URL being created

I've noticed that the amount time it takes for a code-change to propagate through to a reviewable URL, is directly linked to the overall simplicity of a codebase and it's processes. Read about it: shane-o.dev/articles/int...

Oh I see - then perhaps I’m getting a cached version, or one I downloaded when it came out?. For reference today I was listening to the episode from Dec 3rd (Matt Pocock) - and the ads just pop in out of the blue :)

@danshappir.bsky.social I love the podcast, listened for years!, but the new ad feed that just cuts in randomly is really damaging, I haven’t listened in the last month to any of the pods in this group :( any plans to revert those? 🙏

Also try Poppy - Negative Spaces

Same!

@wesbos.com you couldn’t remember the name of a tool on your latest Syntax, it was browsersync.io - still gets a ton of use. Over a million dependant repos on GitHub 😅

@scottjehl.bsky.social I purchased your course on web components, really enjoying it, thank you. 🙏

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