Catonauts, to random

I wondered what´s "AiScript" in the settings and whether it has anything to do with Artificial Intelligence. Yeah, laugh at me all you want, I laugh with you! 😉

Anyway, I´m smarter now thanks to the following article about by @box464

https://box464.com/posts/calckey-plugins/

youronlyone,

@Catonauts @box464

I first encountered it in and I understood it as “LoveScript”. ​:cat_boost:​

The transliteration of the Nihongo word for love “あい” is “Ai”, since Misskey was created by a Japanese, I actually thought it was “LoveScript”. 😅

Though, if you think about it, or are better names than and . ​:blobboneblewobblehyper:​

(Anyway, off-topic LOL.)

mstankiewicz, to random Polish
@mstankiewicz@pol.social avatar

Mamy tu jakiegoś znawcę ? Potrzebowałbym pomocy przy pewnym niecodziennym skrypcie do obsługi kontrolera :)

voxpelli, (edited ) to random
@voxpelli@mastodon.social avatar

Better late than never: Used structuredCone() for the first time in a project now as its available since Node.js 17.0.0 and my project runs on 18.x

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/structuredClone

joelanman, to javascript
@joelanman@hachyderm.io avatar

nice snippet: append one array to another

array1.push(...array2)  
tosbourn, to javascript
@tosbourn@masto.ai avatar

Today we’re hopefully removing jQuery from a project in favour of a few lines of JavaScript.

Been meaning to for years but what we’re replacing has a couple complex interactions and there has always been something more pressing.

Reducing page size, code complexity, simplifying build tooling, and giving the browser less to do? Exciting times!

ygalanter, to javascript
@ygalanter@hachyderm.io avatar

Is there an example somewhere how to send Slack messages (including rich text, and tagging users) in JavaScript (to be more precise in AWS Lambda)? I'd receive channel name and user IDs as parameters and the code should be flexible enough to use those channels and users.

janriemer, to javascript

This is both awesome and cursed :awesome: 😬:

polywasm - a library that implements the API and can act as a polyfill, if is not available.

Made by the creator of evanw.

https://github.com/evanw/polywasm

I'm wondering, though, whether this is really needed, given that there is asm.js 🤔

Also see section "Can WebAssembly be polyfilled?" on the WebAssembly FAQ:

https://webassembly.org/docs/faq/

itnewsbot, to javascript
@itnewsbot@schleuss.online avatar

TypeScript 5.1 production release arrives - TypeScript 5.1, featuring easier implicit returns for undefined-returning functions a... - https://www.infoworld.com/article/3694348/typescript-51-production-release-arrives.html#tk.rss_all

brianleroux, (edited ) to random

Continuing our series on how to implement auth @ryanbethel shows how the verification steps for email and phone can be achieved. #JavaScript #frontend #auth

https://begin.com/blog/posts/2023-06-01-email-phone-verify

sirber, to javascript
@sirber@fosstodon.org avatar

Apollo Reactive Variables 😍

#JavaScript #webdev #react #graphql

blackspike, to webdev
janriemer, to javascript

and tooling goes brrrrrrrrrrrrr! :ferris:

oxc - The JavaScript Oxidation Compiler - by Boshen (author of Rspack)

https://github.com/Boshen/oxc

Of course it is written in 🦀

itnewsbot, to javascript
@itnewsbot@schleuss.online avatar

Bootstrap 5.3.0 emphasizes dark mode, custom colors - Bootstrap 5.3.0, the latest version of the CSS, JavaScript, and HTML web framework, ha... - https://www.infoworld.com/article/3698509/bootstrap-530-emphasizes-dark-mode-custom-colors.html#tk.rss_all

mobileatom, to javascript
@mobileatom@me.dm avatar

Primitive Objects In JavaScript: When To Use Them (Part 2) via Smashing Magazine.
https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2023/06/primitive-objects-javascript-part-2/

rauschma, to javascript
@rauschma@fosstodon.org avatar

Interesting phenomenon (non-strict mode!):

> const x = Object.prototype.toString;
> x() // unexpected: this seems to be undefined
"[object Undefined]"
> x.call(window)
"[object Window]"

> function f() { return this }
> f() // result as expected in sloppy mode
Window {...}

Any ideas?

nattiegoogie, to javascript

Huh.

The same guy that created the programming language, also founded and helped create the web browser ... then got pressured into quitting his own foundation because he couldn't accept ... then went on to create the web browser.

That's a pretty long and sordid trail of controversy for one guy who isn't even a billionaire.

Gotta love though.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brendan_Eich

ich, to programming

The decision to use Ruby for Mastodon was a poor choice, to put it mildly.

The diagram below shows relative energy consumption, with values normalized to the most efficient one. So C, as the most energy efficient, has the value 1.

#C

itnewsbot, to javascript
@itnewsbot@schleuss.online avatar

Rust most admired language, Stack Overflow survey says - For the 11th consecutive year, web development staple JavaScript was the most commonly... - https://www.infoworld.com/article/3699788/rust-most-admired-language-stack-overflow-survey-says.html#tk.rss_all

nhoizey, to javascript French
@nhoizey@mamot.fr avatar
Imoptimal, (edited ) to ai
@Imoptimal@mastodon.social avatar

I've tested out the code assistant (extension in ).

It seems more advanced than , at least on my fairly straightforward examples of .

But CodeGeeX has more modes - including the split screen feature with multiple suggestions for the same functionality.

I still need to get used to writing a long descriptive comment and waiting for suggestion...

brianleroux, to javascript

If you think single page apps are slow in countries outside North America just wait until you run npm install

rml, to random
@rml@functional.cafe avatar

Latest commit in screenshot 5 hours ago, cue voiceover:
"The was ultimately a failure."

:rooReady2Fight: :akko_angrywhat:

amszmidt,
@amszmidt@mastodon.social avatar

@rml The Hurd didn't fail since the goal was always to make : a free operating system, details of it .. where never important. But failure looms, modern hardware requires more blobware than ever, important projects like Debian renegade on their promise to provide a free system for their users. Evil corp continues to inject gloop into our chips. Dangers like , the advent of Webassembly (far worse than Javascript) are lurking all over the place. or Bust.

brianleroux, to javascript
collin, to random
@collin@ruby.social avatar

Donnell’s Law: if you say JavaScript sucks on social media, someone will show up to say “actually ECMA Script 6 is really nice.”

davepolaschek,

@collin On mastodon, you need to say sucks so people following the hashtag can sealion.

kaiserkiwi, to webdev German
@kaiserkiwi@corteximplant.com avatar

Ich bin auf Arbeit ja nicht nur Full Stack , sondern auch Teamlead. Eine meiner Aufgaben (die ich mir selbst gegeben habe) ist, meinem Team teils die Fundamentals von Dingen zu erklären.

Einfach weil heutzutage (Durch Bootcamps, Tutorials und sonst was) viele in den Beruf gehen und direkt mit , / , / etc. anfangen. Ohne , , und im Kern richtig kennenzulernen.

Und jedes Mal, wenn ich eine solche Session hinter mir habe, fühle ich mich einfach gut. Meist egal wie es mir vorher ging, danach ist einfach eine positive Grundstimmung in mir.

Wenn ich irgendwann mal keine Lust mehr habe, selbst beruflich als Webdev zu arbeiten, werde ich definitiv versuchen irgendwo als Lehrkraft reinzukommen. Ich kann mir echt vorstellen, dass das etwas ist, mit dem ich glücklich und alt werden könnte.

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