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I cannot even begin to tell you how excited I am for this!

That, and if they were African or European.

Bingo. While I see some valid complaints about Terraform in the comments, most of them seem to come from a place of not fully understanding how it works or the features it offers.

Do you mind sharing the exact model number of your LG monitor? And is text as sharp as the Retina display?

Deno! I’m a long-time Node.js and Python developer, and I’m excited about writing TypeScript that can finally compile into a single binary; very useful for building CLIs.

Deno’s locked-down permission system and wide support of browser APIs is really cool, and they’ve been cooking up some really cool stuff (see their new Deploy cloud service).

This looks super-exciting. Will you be building plugins or examples that show how to use this with other frameworks like Next.js/Nuxt.js?

Thanks for building it! I use it on my personal website and it’s been really good.

Great news, but that PR just got merged a few hours ago!

https://github.com/swc-project/swc/pull/1302

Folks generally use Ansible to launch and configure stuff; it is better suited for that kind of work.

I think it will be constructive if you can provide the authors some alternative terms they could use instead.

Check out https://chakra-ui.com

They often compile stuff and just check it into their tree.

Does this run Puppeteer on Lambda/Docker? One thing that I’m struggling to do is run Chromium on AWS Lambda as the new container image.

That is probably intentional to keep the core small and lightweight. You can try bundling all the plugins you use during build if you want to reduce the number of fetches.

Congratulations on shipping this release! Cross-compilation and lite binaries are fantastic features and will finally let JS/TS devs ship CLI tools!

How does one generate ordered UUIDs right on the PostgreSQL server?

You actually can build nested layouts in Next.js — see https://adamwathan.me/2019/10/17/persistent-layout-patterns-...

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Yes, but this isn’t an option that is readily available to everyone.

Outline is really good, and can be self-hosted.

https://www.getoutline.com/

I’m hoping browsers adopt this as a compression standard too, just like Gzip and Brotli.

Hey I made the original feature request to add support for Zstd on the KafkaJS repo about 2 years ago! I no longer work at a place that uses Kafka, but I just wanted to say KafkaJS was a brilliant piece of software and IMHO the best Node.js library for working with Kafka!

I just wish there was an iOS client for Intra.

It isn’t clear from the article, but how do we circumvent this? Would a VPN work?

It could be because Firefox reduced time precision to fend off fingerprinting and timing attacks. To turn it on, you’d need to set the Cross-Origin-Opener-Policy to “same-origin” and the Cross-Origin-Embedder-Policy to “require-corp”. Reference — https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Performance...

You should still worry about other parties having access to your data. Your local police can possibly request and get access to that data from those parties.

Wait they’ve announced a date? The Webpack 5 project board on GitHub still has a bunch of items not done yet.

Not to mention the insane licensing laws governing what music I can listen to. For example, I can’t listen to any Muse tracks on Spotify in India.

Exactly! And you could always tell what the particular element will look like by just visually parsing the class names.

Oh wow, thanks for this, this looks great!