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Sweet, got budget approved for a little business trip to Brussels 😎

Glad youre feeling better, burnout is a bitch. Im only just now rediscovering some joy in my work, hobby/open source projects as well

Nice, and thanks for being open for the feedback

Also easily codemod-able

Fwiw I dont think migrating from readText to navigator.clipboard.readText() is so much harder that it justifies having it in the package at all. This really feels against the spirit of e18e imo

Compatibility or convenience? I really dislike the idea of someone needing clipboard functionality in the browser only and then finding this package and installing it without 2nd thought. This would be something id put on a e18e list or npmx to please dont install for browser usage only

Was the browser version really necessary? This kinda seems like a smell tbh

... after it, copy it in a browser, change it to `tccna.resideo.com` (including everything that comes after it), and you'll be able to add it to google home.

This has taken me 4 hours to figure out. I hope this finds you.

Somebody in the world will be looking for this information, and probably they wont find it here on bluesky.

If you're trying to add your Total Connect Comfort Intl app to Google Home via "works with google", you'll get an error. Copy the `tccna.honeywell.com` link, and everything that comes ...

Interestingly I didnt mind the naming from shoelace -> web awesome, but somehow I dont like eleventy -> build awesome

Cant quite put my finger on why.

Happy for everyone involved though!

^ Is a joke obviously, but it's kind of funny that native visually hidden won't get implemented "because people might hold it wrong", but the quoted post is fine

For the neckbeards, AGAIN: The OP is a joke and that styleable select is *awesome* and I love that this is possible on the web

Web standards processes typically take really long and are extremely pedantic to make sure new features can't be abused.

They failed to consider this

MicropachycephalOsaurus 🤦‍♂️

Im being silly about micropachy ephalasaurus (although, someone has to spread the word). But I see your point about searchability, that doesnt mean they couldnt have picked a better name though

Thats weird, I dont think I tagged it as being dutch 🤔 if I did, it was on accident, mb

You dont think micropachycephalasaurus is google-able?

A propos of nothing: the name vinext is pretty.. uninspiring. I really hated the way every react library or framework started with "re", lets please not do the same with "vi"

You can just name your thing something cool. Like micropachycephalasaurus

^ agree, opt in, not default

Whats everybody using for smart devices/home automation etc? Got a bunch of different apps for different devices/lights etc, which is not great. Was thinking of setting up home assistant, but it seems like a time sink. What else is out there?

Lmao.

resolve@next vs resolve@2.0.0 vs resolve@1.22.11

Daisy discovered that throwing the kong toy will sometimes result in the food falling out

What do you think of using [Symbol.dispose]? github.com/43081j/hanbi...

tests all green ✅ Thank you!

Maybe this is an area that @e18e.dev should also be doing some advocacy in

I noticed at work my test code was importing all of Storybook's UI code, because of a barrelfile somewhere. Similarly, MSW's main entrypoint (barrelfile) was loading (literal) hundreds of unused modules as well. Cutting that down does make a big difference.

I remember a few years ago I did a deepdive on the dependencies I was using for testing, and for just a simple testcase was able to speed things up 5x, mostly just by avoiding barrelfiles.

We spend a lot of time minmaxing prod deps, but not for testing, while it can make a considerable difference

Always felt people are sleeping on Hanbi by @43081j.com . Love me a tiny, simple library for stubbing/spying.

www.npmjs.com/package/hanbi

Actually took a look at it, and it didnt seem that complicated so already took a stab at it: github.com/43081j/hanbi...

I can take a look at it on friday I think, but if you happen to have some time before then thats also fine by me

Any chance we can add .resolves? Using hanbi quite a lot and it is getting a little bothersome/verbose to have returns(Promise.resolve()), even with spicy autocomplete