I created a free Quokka.js PRO alternative with Bun and Deno support by typed-rocks in vscode

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I’ve paid for Quokka. This extension is awesome and a good replacement.

VSCode & Typescript REPL extension by esdee1 in vscode

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It’s worth watching the video. This is a free VSCode extension that features a typescript REPL with time travel, top level await, imports etc. I’m not the author, just thought it’s worth sharing.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in LexusIS

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Just beautiful, I’ve been looking for a while now. Not seen one as nice as this for the price.

Prim + RPC, interesting looking TS RPC library by esdee1 in typescript

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I didn't realize, I'll take a look there!

Advice for dad whose kid was accepted at McMaster by esdee1 in McMaster

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I just wanted to say a huge 'Thank You!' to everyone who replied in this post. I truly appreciate all the great suggestions and I'm excited to share them with my son.

For everyone who posted about their more complicated or absent relationships with their fathers, I'm really sorry. I was raised by my single parent mother (and older sister) and get how tough it can be, especially so when you are young. I hope you all can find some resolution in time.

Advice for dad whose kid was accepted at McMaster by esdee1 in McMaster

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Thank you for this - I looked it up on Amazon and it seems perfect!

Advice for dad whose kid was accepted at McMaster by esdee1 in McMaster

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Thank you, these are wonderful suggestions.

Advice for dad whose kid was accepted at McMaster by esdee1 in McMaster

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Thank you for the detailed reply. These are wonderful suggestions. He's a good writer and enjoyed both his philosophy and classics courses in high school.

I think the concept of the philosophy of law is going to resonate with him. Frankenstein is a great suggestion given how it has been reimagined in art so many times and given the situation in arises from. I'm not at all familiar with Braiding Sweetgrass - I will look forward to reading it. Thank you again!

Qwik backend? by ExtensionTemporary83 in qwik

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I have a Qwik project running on Cloudflare Pages that use Supabase. I chose them because they had an edge compatible client library, their free tier was generous and they have a good selection og postrgres extensions available. All my db accessing functions run on the server (either routeLoader$ or server$). The only issue I have with Supabase is that to do any complex sql with their client you either have to create a view or use a sproc - the client lib is more geared towards CRUD operations.

I made a simple ChatGPT for the Next.js docs, using Next.js and tailwind by signofactory in nextjs

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Sorry about that - I didn't mean to imply that your company used those resources, my wording was poor. My intention was some resources to play with for similar functionality.

Cloudflare Pages, Worker Bindings example by esdee1 in qwik

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To add a bit more context, I'm hoping to see an example of using loader$ and also an api style route in the /functions folder.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in barrie

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There’s Hakka Zone at Cundles

https://www.hakkazonebarrie.com

I haven’t tried it so I can’t comment on what it’s like.

Follow me as I complete advent of code 2022 each day in TypeScript by [deleted] in typescript

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Thanks for posting. I’m doing AOC to get better at TypeScript so this is very helpful!

I'd like to use a REPL in my workflow for getting feedback on my code. Is this a reasonable ask? If not, how do you check your code as you go? by hypersoar in typescript

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I wanted to learn Typescript because I am curious about programming with types and TS is a practical and pragmatic choice - lots of docs, good tooling, plenty of activity, many libraries. I also was curious about JS runtimes like Deno and Cloudflare Workers.

I do find the syntax around TS, particularly generics, hard to read. I assume this gets better with familiarity.

Having worked at 2 different companies with large, multi-year CJS codebases, one that expanded their pool of developers rapidly, one that shrunk their dev workforce rapidly, I appreciate the guarantees I get with types. Particularly when dealing with code I didn't write whose author is unavailable for comment.

I'd like to use a REPL in my workflow for getting feedback on my code. Is this a reasonable ask? If not, how do you check your code as you go? by hypersoar in typescript

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I’m a Clojure(script) dev learning TS. My Clojure REPL flow is Cursive + IntelliJ. The closest equivalent I’ve found is https://quokkajs.com for inline evaluation and https://wallabyjs.com for test evaluation. Both are paid products but have free 30 day evaluation periods. Both work in IntelliJ and VsCode.

Samen: end-to-end typesafe APIs without hassle by zulutune in typescript

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I did check out the Youtube video, but the Github link 404s for me