
A weekly show that dives deep into all things web from the developers building the platform today. @eisaksen @dee_bloo @revillweb @justinribeiro @nomadtechie
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Occasionally trips me up in TypeScript. Should the return type of .at() be changed? Alas, I see pros and cons.
function f(arr: Array<T>) {
arr[arr.length-1]; // T
arr .at(-1); // T | undefined
}
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I've got a new role (remote friendly) for a senior lead on our DevRel team. The team will build a new strategy for Chrome Dev Summit, our presence at IO, dev feedback and how we launch stable guidance that's not just launching feature after feature.
careers.google.com/jobs/resu…
🤙
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ESM has landed in WebContainer! 🎉
Thank you @elmd_ for the massive amount of work you did to make this happen 🤗🙏
More to come...
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🎉 And now you can start playing with ES Modules in Node!
node.new ftw!
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Exciting times! When Safari shipped support, Ionic decided it was time to use shadow parts. Really handles a lot of pain points from shadow dom
Have you seen that the ::part pseudo-element is now supported on all major browsers?
This is so exciting!! 🥳🎉
caniuse.com/#search=%3A%3Apa…
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🆕 New Starter kit : Joist Framework
Joist is an interesting Web Component framework with Service Injection capabilities by @dee_bloo
GitHub: github.com/joist-framework/j…
Demo: webcomponents.dev/edit/1vBcI…
Enjoy ☀️
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I had the honor of being a guest on the @TheWebPlatform podcast this week, with @nomadtechie and @dee_bloo, to talk about @TC39 and JavaScript as part of @openjsf’s OpenJS World virtual conference: youtube.com/watch?v=bpvp_bYn… – at Hillsborough, CA
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After breakouts, don't miss @TheWebPlatform at #OpenJSWorld! We'll be hearing from @ljharb on the Evolution of Modern JavaScript! Starting in about 15 mins!
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I need some inspiration. Where and when do you listen to podcasts?
Apart from the past days of a driving commute I'm a bit lost for when I can fit it in - to family life too!
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Inspired by the latest episode of @TheWebPlatform with @ChrisFerdinandi where they mention that the HTML details element emits toggle events, I went ahead and threw together a quick demo of auto-collapsing lorem ipsum details.
codepen.io/thomasheartman/pe…
#webdev #js #html
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If you're looking for some weekend listening, I was on @TheWebPlatform recently, discussing standards, lots of stuff about how prioritization happens, timeframes and details I don't see discussed too much... And how we can improve it.
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Episode 195 - Platforms and Priorities with Brian Kardell (@briankardell) thewebplatformpodcast.com/19… #JavaScript #Browsers #CSS thewebplatformpodcast.com/19…
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The end of the “Off the main thread” @TheWebPlatform episode where @DasSurma proposes that “running stuff on the main thread is the exception, not the other way around” is a thought to hold onto. This definitely gives me new perspective.
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Interesting stuff on web workers by @DasSurma on the @TheWebPlatform: thewebplatformpodcast.com/19… especially around shifting state management from UI thread
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I was on @TheWebPlatform with @dee_bloo and @eisaksen.
We talked about off-main-thread architecture, workers, redux, comlink, build tools, performance, resilience, (transferable) streams and many other things!
thewebplatformpodcast.com/19…
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My personal checklist for publishing web components to npm.
I'll make a blog post out of this with all the reasoning soon.
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Automated tests (whether written by developers or by testers) are not there to find bugs.
They exist to make developers unafraid of adding code, deleting code, or refactoring.
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Wanted to give a shout out to my favorite podcasters:
@TheWebPlatform, @ChrisLoCurto, @6figuredev, @HowIBuiltThis, @CodingBlocks
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Episode 189 - Developing with VSCode with Ahmad Awais (@MrAhmadAwais) thewebplatformpodcast.com/18… #JavaScript thewebplatformpodcast.com/18…






















