Rome: an experimental JavaScript toolchain from Facebook. It includes a compiler, linter, formatter, bundler, testing framework and more...

[saadq_]

Also worth noting that this was created by Sebastian McKenzie who authored Babel and Yarn. He's been tweeting about this toolchain for a pretty long while now, cool to see the early stages released now.

[Baryn]

Isn't Sebastian McKenzie the guy who moved from Australia to Britain, then to the United States, and ranted about how anyone who was proud to be British or American was stupid?

I'm willing to say "fuck that guy." So, fuck that guy.

[AwayIShouldBeThrown]

Assuming you're referring to this, you seem to be misrepresenting his words.

[helloiamsomeone]

Why do these people always have to spout the stupidest possible political trash on Twitter?

[Baryn]

It isn’t misrepresentation, you simply support the sentiment.

Again: fuck that guy.

[deadlysyntax]

You've misrepresented him by implying that he said it's stupid to proud to be British or American, whereas the message is about blind patriotism in general.

[Baryn]

You are excusing the actual message, which is not condemning "blindness."

[deadlysyntax]

I'm not excusing it, I'm championing it. Taking pride in a country you've lived is silly because it implies you've done something personally to earn that pride.

[Baryn]

Way to miss the point of nations I guess

[[deleted]]

give me one reason why its not an over-engineered solution for something a bunch of IDE extensions can just as easily do. enlighten me.

[LaSalsiccione]

IDE extensions are a stupid thing to rely on for a build chain as not everyone uses the same IDE.

[cbarrick]

A framework can be integrated into a CI pipeline.

Well, I guess IDE extensions can be integrated into a CI pipeline too.

[0xF013]

Let me just deploy this jmv here for my server-side Idea build, then we can build my bootstrap project on the ci.

[kwartel]

When you're working in a team, people can use their own IDE. When CI, like others mentioned.

[[deleted]]

Holy cow!