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I was surprised, that was not my impression at all. But thank you for your answer!

Spaces over tabs? Since when?

Actually, yes

Never trust anything that can think for itself, if you can’t see where it keeps its brain

Why? what does make it more likely?

React expects to own the DOM and that state is managed by pure functions. There are good reasons for this, but the consequences are that it's restricting how the web platform works and when something does not agree with it weird things can happen. Is it bad? Sometimes. Is it the rest of the Web fault? I don't believe so. If you are using React you are largely constraining yourself to work in the React model, not in the Web model. That might be fine, but it might also not be.

That's due to the React constraints, though

For what i see, these us vs europe thigs have spiked recently, who'll benefit from it?

AOT what you can, JIT what can benefit from more information.

Not a startup, but real estate investors have a good chunk of shares of the company where I work and they can influence the decision makers just fine

Nice Easter egg

"Learned a lot today, love Galactus"

Maybe, but some groups are banking on you having "news fatigue". So maybe they don't feel that way. And doing it in spite of them is something that balances out my anxiety for me.

I'm not sure I'm understanding your solution

thanks

Can I ask what that domain is?

does it? seems like that these times the tides are rising only the bigger yachts and sinking the smaller boats

I explicitly said svelte 3 and 4, while runes have they pro and I appreciate them, svelte was terser before.

have you tried svelte 3/4?

I can understand the point, and the fact that in virtual dom implementations you in general specify the state -> view mapping and don't need to distinguish between first render and updates. However, practically and personally I find working with signals way simpler, and that is even without considering the debugging experience.

The biggest downside of knockout is that it parses the template from the dom, and the template is rendered as dom until first execution. Then that it eval it's bindings. I suppose tko should help with those issues but seems kinda dead. Knockout reactivity primitives are also a lot more naive then modern signals implementations.

I'd like to see stats about that. Lua scripts in Redis are one of its most useful feature

I believe they are saying that the commenter looks a lot like karma farming with an llm, it leaves a lot of comments like this one

That makes sense, thank you

Thank you. And that proposal seems really interesting. Can I ask for a link if you happen to have one publicly accessible?

Thank you. I was looking at a generic way to pass configuration data to custom elements where I cannot know the shape in advance, since another dev can have different requirements. I support data attributes for simple types but i was wondering if allowing arbitraty json objects via other means could be feasible.

I thought I knew but it seems that the CSP story is unclear. I couldn't find an authoritative source for either position

What do you mean with shape? Are you concerned about escaping and such?

well one difference is that application/json scripts are still subject to CSP policies

I was wondering, are template elements a good place to store json data in the page to be consumed by js?