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18 Jan 2024
I wrote a longer description of what state machines are (and why they're super useful) here: stately.ai/blog/2023-10-05-w…
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1 Jul 2021
TypeScript 4.4 Beta is ready to try!
We want your feedback on our new analyses, strictness flags, symbol/pattern indexers, --help menu revamp, perf improvements, and more, so read up on what's new and give it a shot!
devblogs.microsoft.com/types…
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Kevin retweeted
17 Jun 2021
I'm super excited to announce @GraphCDN!!! ⚡️🎉🔥
@TimSuchanek and I co-founded & built the GraphQL CDN we always wanted.
- Scale: Edge caching & smart invalidation
- Inspect: GraphQL analytics & error tracking
- Protect: Query depth limiting
graphcdn.io/blog/announcing-… 👈
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Kevin retweeted
3 Nov 2020
TypeScript 4.1 RC is here! As always, we'd appreciate if you could give it a try and let us know if you run into any issues! devblogs.microsoft.com/types…
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Kevin retweeted
28 Apr 2020
The release candidate of TypeScript 3.9 is now available! Try it today and give us your feedback!
devblogs.microsoft.com/types…
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Kevin retweeted
16 Apr 2020
A series of posts on Relay!
dev.to/zth/relay-the-graphql…
Me and @sgrove have been working hard on a series of posts about Relay, what makes Relay so sweet and why we're both in love with it and think building apps with it is so great.
Check it out if you're curious about Relay!
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Kevin retweeted
21 Jan 2020
New version of ReasonRelay released (0.5.2). This greatly simplifies the unwrapping-of-fragments weirdness I introduced together with only using records. Check out the changelog here: github.com/zth/reason-relay/…
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Kevin retweeted
21 Jan 2020
A comparison of how tagged unions (also known as discriminated unions) are implemented in GraphQL, ReasonML, and TypeScript.
✍️ by @kmsaldana1
🏷 #TypeScript #GraphQL #ReasonML #JavaScript
dev.to/ksaldana1/domain-mode…
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Kevin retweeted
21 Jan 2020
🧩 Domain Modeling with Tagged Unions in GraphQL, ReasonML, and TypeScript @kmsaldana1
⛓ The toolchain for GraphQL in Flutter @vasilich6107
🏎 Villus: A tiny and fast GraphQL Client for Vue.js @logaretm
🍌 Banana Cake Pop @Chilli_Cream
and more in....
graphqlweekly.com/issues/176
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Kevin retweeted
13 Jan 2020
A pretty slick article by @kmsaldana1 on the difficulties of domain modelling that's relevant to pretty much every project. Well worth a perusal.
dev.to/ksaldana1/domain-mode…
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Kevin retweeted
7 Jan 2020
Done with an initial implementation of only emitting records for data types autodecoding nullables/enums/unions for ReasonRelay, and I gotta say, this feels great! Being able to pattern match on GraphQL data (including unions and enums) almost feels like cheating 🙀😺
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Kevin retweeted
2 Dec 2019
🚀 XState v4.7 is released, with many improvements & new features:
✅ Typestates (strongly-typed states context)
🐟 Fully compat w/ RxJS
💥 New action creators
*⃣ Wildcard transitions
🛠️ Refactored algorithms
➕ Much more!
github.com/davidkpiano/xstat…
Post updated viz coming 🔜
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I think the biggest hurdle for me was understanding the fragment philosophy in Relay and in particular the type emission story and the flow of types. Once I got my bearings on that tho the power of the paradigm was very clear. That story is even better now with concurrent mode.
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Kevin retweeted
9 Nov 2019
Prettier 1.19 is out! Long awaited Vue option, TypeScript 3.7 and new JavaScript features.
prettier.io/blog/2019/11/09/…
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📺 My @ReactAdvanced talk on building Concurrent React from Scratch is up!
We introduce the mental models for @reactjs fiber, fiber traversal, a Time Slicing Work Loop, Hooks and Suspense, from scratch, in 30 mins.
youtu.be/dFO4m7Y-yhs
Best viewed on desktop (sorry, my bad)
At @ReactAdvanced I did the followup to my Hooks talk @jsconfasia - First time ever doing a “sequel” talk! 😂
I enjoyed doing a “previously on...” recap and then going deeper. Mostly I wanted to get onstage and be a raving @pomber fan for 30 mins.
Will update when video is up!
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At React Conf 2019 we announced an experimental release of React that supports Concurrent Mode and Suspense. Check out our new React blog post for more about the best practices we've identified for using these features: reactjs.org/blog/2019/11/06/…
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