Kai Röder

We just hit a milestone in our exploration of signal-based forms in Angular - our prototype is now merged into the main repository.

This opens the door for some important next steps like compiler integration & interop w/ existing forms.

After months of going back and forth, I finally use vim bindings in webstorm/vscode daily but after multiple attempts I gave up on lazyvim in a ts mono repo with Storybook. Vscode and webstorm resolve other local packages within story files and all I get in nvim are resolution errors 😕

This game deserves every hype in the world. The costume looks very cool! 🪨

Absolutely relatable.. 😬

Snapshot of a Google news feed article from the German news page "Golem" about C++ clean code.

This was in my Google news feed today. I have many questions 😅

Episode 8 & 9 were insanely good! I hope the last few episodes can hold up to it.

So true. Or it's online-only and is in maintenance mode 😅

If you ever thought @storybook.js.org would benefit from a built-in version switcher, same as in e.g. Tailwind, you should take a look at github.com/storybookjs/...

Is this something you miss or do you solve this differently in your Storybook? Would be cool if you vote or comment!

How did we get from "Do not use Wikipedia as a source" to "ask hallucinating chatbot everything"?

Reddit user saying a oss maintainer "just needs to approve the PRs" as if reviewing is no work.

"he just needs to approve the PRs" 🥲

www.reddit.com/r/neovim/s/7...

The CSS anchor positioning API  |  CSS and UI  |  Chrome for Developers Position elements relative to each other using the anchor positioning API.

This is huge!

developer.chrome.com/docs/css-ui/...

Setting up neovim while learning vim motions was a bit too much 😄 I'm glad I watched @joshmorony.com about VSCode Vim plugin.

Learning Vim motions with an ai chat bot on my second screen makes it so much easier to go step by step

youtu.be/aCgDs8Nv-jo?...

Is there a slight chance signal forms also revamp the DX for ControlValueAccessor implementations in #angular input components?

@mgechev.bsky.social @jeanmeche.com 👀

I installed neovim. How long until I give up?

We have a lot of angular devs where I work and I've never heard anything bad about a major update and it's features. It's more the opposite! Keep up the good work 👏

Interesting take. One part of my job is to be on bleeding edge angular news which.. I get on social media 😄 but yes, I usually do that in the evening. You are not wrong IMO

In the last couple of years, I learned a lot of things. This, I would never touch 🙈

In Germany, it's even against the law to do this if you are no electrician

Is there any good strategy to open-source one platform-agnostic package from a mono-repo? Like.. how would you keep the same version across all packages when they are hosted on two different platforms (github + gitlab internal) for instance

It seems like so much overhead 🤯

It's not even frontend vs backend. My company sells apps in the logistics sector. Besides experts in frontend, we also need people good enough to build a frontend but with an expertise in logistics. They love the business problems, that's their focus. I suck at logistics but I can solve css stuff

Front-of-the-front-end and back-of-the-front-end web development The Great Divide is real, and I'm pleased that the terms "front-of-the-front-end" and "back-of-the-front-end" have gained traction ever since I quipped about them on the Shop Talk Show. A few of my cl...

Here is a good read by Brad Frost bradfrost.com/blog/post/fr...

So I disagree with you but I know whrere you are coming from and why it's frustrating to solve trivial style issues for others

I'm using conventional git commits for years.

TIL, I can use that to count scopes for e.g. amount of feat/fixes per major release

git rev-list --count --grep "^feat" v5.0.0..v5.11.9
git rev-list --count --grep "^fix" v5.0.0..v5.11.9

I meant *quote post of course

Hm not sure if I like that. Everything you post is public, why should reposts be treated differently? 🤔

Also, people will just screenshot repost it then

CSS Wrapped 2024

one stop shop for the Chrome #CSS features launched in 2024!

nerdy.dev/css-wrapped-...

Heads up #angular devs: After running the standalone schematic, check if you have NgModule providers that should now also move to component-level

It's something you will only notice during runtime (and hopefully before production😅)

Studying web accessibility #a11y and really regret not doing this years ago. 🧵

Issues · eslint/css CSS language plugin for ESLint. Contribute to eslint/css development by creating an account on GitHub.

We are looking for help from CSS folks to reimagine what a modern CSS linter should flag and suggest.

github.com/eslint/css/i...

Please share your thoughts and pass along to others.

@sarasoueidan.com @nerdy.dev @joshwcomeau.com @kevinpowell.co

Deno v. Oracle: Canceling the JavaScript Trademark Oracle is holding the JavaScript trademark hostage, and we’re pursuing legal means to #FreeJavaScript. Here’s a brief update.

It's done. Now it’s your turn, Oracle.

We’ve submitted a formal petition to cancel the JavaScript trademark: it is generic, Oracle has abandoned it, and Oracle committed fraud on the USPTO during the last trademark renewal.

It's time to #FreeJavaScript.

deno.com/blog/deno-v-...

Async life cycle hooks should have their own eslint error rule 😅

Screenshot of the source-code of CDK Table on the Angular CDKs GitHub repository. The code as a comment, describing that the CDK Table uses "Default" change detection strategy, because it is a noop for that component anyway.

TIL Angular CDK table does not use OnPush github.com/angular/comp...

Is this even a 🌶️take to say "OnPush is the objectively better default strategy", regardless if it's a noop for a component or not? I don't even want to think about it anymore and just use OnPush