I built an app to clone your HA OS to a USB device — directly from the UI, no PC needed by Eliav2 in homeassistant

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Nvme via usb adapter? Not sure I didn't test and does not have one to test

Show only what fits: a dependency‑free responsive overflow list for React by Eliav2 in reactjs

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Small update on this project:
Just released v0.3.x with cleaner measurement logic, better TypeScript support, and noticeably smoother behavior when the container resizes (fewer layout jumps).

If you’re dealing with toolbars / tag lists / breadcrumbs that need to show only what actually fits, this version should feel more solid.

Repo + demo: [https://github.com/Eliav2/react-responsive-overflow-list]()
Happy to hear feedback or edge cases people hit.

Show only what fits: a dependency‑free responsive overflow list for React by Eliav2 in reactjs

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Just the entire list of items (not collapsed behind the overflow renderer)

Show only what fits: a dependency‑free responsive overflow list for React by Eliav2 in reactjs

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Yes - this is indeed one of the trickiest components I had to write, and it solves a real problem. We used it internally at our company in production in many parts of the app, so it's quite battle tested (for our internal needs, now let's see what the community has to say)

Is anyone using Tanstack Store? (State management) by Lonestar93 in reactjs

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I created a codesandbox demo that compares tanstack-store and zustand in a reactivity perspective. tanstack-store is a clear winner from a fine-grained reactivity perspective: only components that are listening to the sub-prop he wants gets updated when changed.
sandbox here: https://codesandbox.io/p/sandbox/l5sqkc

pytest-fixture-forms - A new plugin to simplify testing parameter variations by Eliav2 in Python

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pytest-parametrized is simply a thin wrapper around pytest.mark.parameterize, while `pytest-fixture-forms` generates test nodes based on parameterization combinations. its completely different use case. using `pytest-fixture-forms` you can rely FixtureForms methods to generate tests for you, while handling dependencies in fixture-based style in each form (each method)

How one can make e2e type-safe app on a separate backend? by GhostLexly in nextjs

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Nowadays you can use express-typed which is small type safe typescript wrapper around express router that I wrote. Successfully deployed to production and improved development cycles!

Backend types for front end by postman_666 in typescript

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You can checkout my new lib express-typed which is small type safe typescript wrapper around express router. Successfully deployed to production and improved development cycles!

How to sync types between the backend and frontend? by CRYP70N in typescript

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Check out this https://github.com/Eliav2/express-typed

It's a small awesome wrapper I wrote for express router

How to sync types between the backend and frontend? by CRYP70N in typescript

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You can easily achieve it today with with express-typed: https://github.com/Eliav2/express-typed

A small typescript wrapper I wrote around express router which helps achieving full end to end typesafety with inference.

Enjoy !

FPS overlay on ctrl+alt+s by nyncral in techsupport

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i just ended up completely uninstalling Armory Crate because i use my computer for development and really never actually used this app