vijaybritto

I am cursed that I always have to work on legacy products that were built many years ago and didnt consider these things.

I hope we eventually get a good/simple language/framework that can compile to native code. Even react native for mac/windows is good enough now.

Im not sure if people are getting the biggest problem in electron desktop apps.

Its RAM usage not the disk!!

Why are they all making the same thing in different ways?! I have never worked on an electron app where the executable size was an impediment to the business. Its always the RAM/CPU usage. If we are going to work on the same webviews like electron and others, how will this make any difference?

This is for tooling.

Node.js has been extraordinarily useful for building build tools. We're outgrowing it's capacity and rightfully moving to a compiled language. Also faster tooling is essential for establishing a high quality feedback loop for AI agents

It's not a good piece of software. Breaks in many places

My dad if he was alive would have shouted "I told you so"

What would make this super easy to adopt?

A simple page which shows what native components are available with/without the need for polyfills for a given browserslist config

The diagrams generated are arbitrary and make no sense. This needs improvements

This is beautiful!

My shower is theory is that there are infinite universes getting created all the time and we can never know about it because we're restricted in this universe. I love having these talks with my daughter.

Congratulations on the launch!

Have you considered any sort of templating like htm or JSX? Because it's a bit harder to read and I believe to work in a team it would be much simpler if there was a template syntax.

Yeah and it has no effect because its done by companies not countries. This is gonna continue for a long time. Its an incredible time to be a middle man

This is just beautiful artistry. I absolutely love it! Only thing missing is the click/clack sounds on those buttons

I have a naive question here.

Could this have been avoided if they had used Rust? Or is this a bug that can happen even in Rust code too?

Yet they've had astounding success and is the most widely used operating system. Maybe usability and ease of access are far more important than beautiful design

Now that I'm older I agree with you, but I would have been furious hearing this ten years ago :)

Go for web components. It's guaranteed to last 30 years

Works fine on Brave

There begins the downfall. Any great product who jumps on a hype train always ends up crashing

Beaver dams are like step dams. The bad ones people talk about are the huge dams which alter the environment drastically often creating artificial lakes.

Beaver dams on the other hand slow down water flow to some extent and alter the direction of water flow slightly. These smaller natural dams are so good for little species to thrive.

Have y'all considered something like vscode's extension experience in sublime. The current one is not really intuitive or easier to setup

possibly restarting the System

They are a company and they are still good. They changed their licensing model for v4 onwards. I have been using it for most of my note keeping and lite code editing tasks and its excellent as always. I think they can still get back to the old hype if they choose to use typescript for their plugin system. A lot of vscode plugins can be ported that way I hope

Oh that's super interesting. But won't that be a super heavy wasm binary?

I really like the idea and it aligns with my thinking. Its missing some basic docs though

Okay this is crossing a line and gives too much power to one person.

He already got Twitter and made Trump the president. With TikTok I have no idea what he's gonna do

So if they digitally scan the books and publish on the internet for free then there wouldn't be any knowledge gap. These purpose of a library is fulfilled after that in my opinion

This is an incredible suggestion!

That's not specific to tiktok

Yes I think so. You can use it in a service worker too

The amount of data you can fit in the URL is upto 512MB in chrome if you use the hash part in the URL. https://x.com/JLarky/status/1771603877676142666?s=20