Yeah, I don't get a lot from the majority of posts, I just try to at least curate the lower quality stuff out. I don't mind posts on releases as long as they aren't like every week (multiple times a month).
I posted on the Node update a few weeks ago as I thought SQLite in the box was particularly noteworthy.
I could honestly do without most of the AI posts, and definitely the blockchain. When it's an obvious service ad, I tend to delete, unless the post itself has value beyond that.
In general, blog posts seem to be a lot of hit and miss. I'd also like to see a bit more discussion on the site, I know it's kind of hard and most are using it as a casual reader aggregate. I do too.
Going to try to cross-post anything interesting from HN and some of the mailing lists I'm on. I don't always keep up with it well, but would like to see things grow. There's definitely room and definitely plenty of new content that can bring that out.
Wanted to better summarize this, as legacy ie and non-chrome based edge are now out. This is a pretty big milestone.
I was a pretty big fan of jQuery and jQueryUI at one point, I find the look/feel very dated at this point and somewhat clunky. It reminds me of Windows XP's Fisher Price look in the worst way.
All said, I am glad to see the significant reductions in size/scope and ongoing support for modern browsers.
Definitely a good thing to see, will likely need a bit of maturity before it's more common. But great to see in order to reach better parity with Deno and Bun.
Not sure on that... Ant Group / Alibaba seem to both invest heavily into open-source projects. Feels a bit of NIH sometimes though. I don't think they're looking to create a closed or commercial offering from this.
Another one? This is nothing against the developers of Mako... It's just that I've already got like 2-4 other rust bundlers on the back of my todo list to evaluate.
It really feels like there's way too much parallel effort on this front. I've still got to look at rspack/rsbuild and farm. Not sure that I'll particularly like rspack as I really appreciate the vite/parcel approach a bit more. From what I understand rspack is just a faster webpack.
Aside: Some may also have issue with Geopolitical concerns over the source (Ant Group/China).
Seems like this would be better off as YAML...
Groups:
ATeam:
- [FirstName, LastName, Height]
- [Joe, Soap, 184]
- [Mary, Ryan, 169]
- [Alex, Dole, 174]
Seems like this would be better off as YAML... Groups: ATeam: - [FirstName, LastName, Height] - [Joe, Soap, 184] - [Mary, Ryan, 169] - [Alex, Dole, 174]