Echo JS 0.11.0

For what it's worth, I've been pretty happy with Hono + OpenAPI + Zod, which has worked very well for me in recent projects.  From there, you can do client generation with a number of tools from OpenAPI, while Zod will do runtime validation against your Hono API implementation.

Definitely a cool idea... My only thought/suggestion, are you doing rendering even if the canvas is outside the current scroll region?  I don't know if ThrreJS or your code already account for this scenario and simple leaves it alone.

Aside: Really would be cool to see a Donkey Kong Country style game as a browser-native 3d, not like the pre-rendered 3d on a 2d surface of the original game.  Or, for a more 3D effect, similar to Crash Bandicoot games.

Looks interesting, that said, the main project site is a bit painful for me in terms of readability and color contrasts.

Congrats on the release... I'd probably post it to Hacker News as it's really OT here, I know you mention RIOT.js, but the project really isn't JS centric.

Yeah, I'm in a pretty locked down env at work, and couldn't get to the article itself.

FWIW MozDev Docs - https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Bluetooth

Needs some work on the constraints for mouse interactions which can totally break positioning.. at least for me in Chrome.

https://rsuitejs.com/

https://github.com/rsuite/rsuite

Interesting, though definitely a large composite component.  Nice to see the MIT license, I seem to recall some SVAR bits being some GPL variant, but my quick look at the github repos seem to be MIT now across the board.

It's not expressly a TS thing, this will likely require a PR change to the linter/checker... maybe submit a request for a Frozen<T> type to be added to the core.

Aside, you can always use Object.freeze, but this can have odd side effects.

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Object/freeze