Shoutout to all the boys who try to peddle “tech isn’t political”, nice try fuckos

lightningscript.dev interesting suggestions written by @nmn.bsky.social . Although from my rookie perspective it does look like ReScript a bit. The only thing it's lacking is more polished tools and guides for people who are getting started.

that was defo safer

there's a guy who works in JetBrains atm, Vitaly Bragilevsky 🔎 sounds like a perfect match
bravit.pro

Not that i could help for anything.. but is it common to have a remote position in Stockholm nowadays? Was trying to find something and most of the places seem to be hybrid...

p.s. lycka till iaf

well, you could hire me I'd do the same

right? I watched recently a video where it was called "an api for an api", and i was like eehm..

Sincerely curious what is the use case for emberjs in 2025?

Damn! Got to know about uhtml some days ago, immediately thought "what if that would be ocamled somehow" and here we go

GitHub - WebReflection/uhtml: A micro HTML/SVG render A micro HTML/SVG render. Contribute to WebReflection/uhtml development by creating an account on GitHub.

Another one a bit similar github.com/WebReflectio...

I'm myself starting to get interested in what you just described in the original post. And looking for all kinds of options which there are

Yep, something like that

Inertia.js?

okay, the first post went well - got all needed info from people who know their shit
Next step: start to understand at least something about the topic🙃

nice, exactly what I was thinking about!

that also look interesting inertiajs.com/who-is-it-for

@david.sancho.dev are you working on something similar with RSC?

Anyways, feels like reason/rescript are good for this kind of tasks because they were initially js/web targeted

Hey, OCaml ecosystem gang! Is there something similar to hotwired.dev written in any flavour of OCaml? and if now why it is not being done

actually was thinking to make a tetris game with Ocaml

#fuckcryptoscam

okay, that's sick!

As a side note, not that i am an expert in any of them, but it feels like that vue's reactivity mental model maps nicely with rescript (or OCaml) concepts

After trying out Vue and it's reactivity, react feels a bit clunky and over complicated. There's a lot of nice features in Vue, although I tried it recently, so with options api and 3 version.

did you try Vue?

i found router a bit raw still, somewhere documentation is still missing

nerdsky?

Would be good if delivery workers would get decent salaries and working conditions

Hi! Following you because of the ocaml things, I am new to FP and ocaml and would like to get involved!

amen

while it is true, that it is easier to follow folks one is interested in, the feed shows me more or less the same amount of posts everyday, not so much new ones. Probably it has to do with the algorithm itself...

did that ever happen?