Today I've started testing biomejs.dev I have to admin - I am impressed by the speed, at least with formatting. Since I am too attached to mine eslint rules, I'll stick with eslint for linting :P
04.12.2024 23:54 — 👍 1 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0@michalczukm.bsky.social
Fullstack engineer & Consultant @ Tektit, Ex @Atlassian; IT trainer; #typescript #nodejs & various JS stuff.
Today I've started testing biomejs.dev I have to admin - I am impressed by the speed, at least with formatting. Since I am too attached to mine eslint rules, I'll stick with eslint for linting :P
04.12.2024 23:54 — 👍 1 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0Great!
25.11.2024 16:48 — 👍 1 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0#TIL overflow clip in #CSS.
In the project we have a lot of infinite scrolls etc. lot of overflow issues 😅
I wasn't aware that if you see `overflow-[axis]: hidden` then another axis `overflow` is automatically set to `auto` instead of `visible` 😱
`clip` fixes that.
ishadeed.com/article/over...
This was the very first question I got asked when I've shared Knip with other devs 😅 "How does it differ from tree-shaking?"
Since it seems like a recurring question it might be worth emphasizing this on the docs.
Oh my. How much has Twitter (or rather X) made your blood boil 😅
I had stopped using X some time ago, and no regrets. Also looking for some less drama/politics/baits here 🫰
When I create code for workshops (mainly #typescript or #node), I love to lower the barrier to running the code/tests, especially for the exercises.
Last time I used `tsx` run as a shell via "shebang" line.
So participants just had to run `./ex-1.ts` and `./ex-1.test.ts`
tsx.is/shell-scripts
For live coding exercises - yes. Since this is just the tool that you use. If someone is not using AI at all during development it would be a flag for me ATM. But I am aware a lot of people cannot do it in professional context due to legal reasons.
21.11.2024 23:43 — 👍 0 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0