Which is also expensive. In Canada, it's 12$/m, but in includes original shows, YouTube Music, and a bunch of things I would never use. I would gladly pay a couple bucks a month to remove ads, but the fact that it's more expensive than it needs to be and includes so much more than I care about makes me not want to.
The founder's edition is just to pre-order the countroller (and Chromecast + few more goodies), but at launch you'll be able to buy the subscription until the free tier becomes available
This is really great! Is their any plan to improve performance? Google and CloudFlare are both ~15ms in my location (Montreal), while nextdns seems to be around ~30ms (which isn't bad per se).
I've just tried this on my apps which I've done no accessibility work yet. It's not perfectly accessible (would need to add some annotations to some text) but they are mostly accessible
Debug mode has the same performance for 10 lines vs 25k lines, it's really just that it's running in the VM, and has debugging symbol. Performance is almost the same as compiled in my experience, although things like launch and resizing are slower due to how the VM works
From what I understand, it's to prevent application level errors where you do send it with a timezone, as you mentioned. This avoids the conversion (since it is stored as UTC) at the application level
Also, many React libraries automatically inline styles when server-side rendered, to (as mentioned by other commenters) improve page performance. The developers working on the page most likely didn't write the style directly inline, but was added in compilation, through a library, or using React's style prop.
What the OP is saying is that someone can review a PR even when it's not ready by accident (not seeing WIP in title/tag), while with a draft, the reviews are disabled until its ready for review.
This basically is a better WIP system than before because it can prevent accidental reviews and wasting time of re-reviewing when it actually is ready.