Echo JS 0.11.0

May look at it deeper in the future... at first glance, about the only thing of note is the DI library.  While interesting, generally not a big fan of DI in JS/TS..

Should probably have shown the i18n methods for the Date/Time formatting in addition to lower level use.  Otherwise, nice primer.

Been playing with Tauri + React for a personal project, it's definitely interesting, I haven't gotten much past what the article oovers so far, mostly in that I've been debating a bit on how/where to do some thing and my approach on the UI side vs React side.

Convert TypeScript enum to a string.

Note: I prefer just to use the object syntax, as a TS enum, since you can assign the value for the right-hand and don't get the often unexpected behavior of both forward/reverse indexes in the enum itself.

Also, aside: you can configure .Net MVC and other frameworks to deliver enums as text strings, to align behaviors better.  I'm also a proponent of using the string values in databases as it provides better clarity imo.  If you're using PostgreSQL it supports an enum type declaration for your table columns directly as a constraining usage in practice.

Note: doesn't include setup/use or configuration for the backend itself.

Odds are the site you are linking to have been blacklisted for frequent off-topic, against posting guidelines or low quality submissions.

Looking at your account posting history, about half the posts you have made have been deleted.

Definitely interesting.  As much as I prefer PostgreSQL, support for MS-SQL and Oracle are probably must-haves for many, many environments... that and/or API adapters of some sort.

Between Vite, Parcel and others this space is getting a little crowded.  TBH, rome.tools and esbuild progress have me much more excited than anything in the webpack sphere at this point.

Markup, rendering, appearance and behavior of a component is not multiple concerns, it's multiple languages/techniques.

Updated link to source repo.