Today, a very significant event happened for @monad and the entire cryptocurrency. The Monad consensus client is now open source, those who are not interested in the project probably ignored the news, but personally I was surprised that the code was posted in open source so quickly, you will say that it is not fast since the work has been going on for hundreds of days, but I will answer you, open the repository (link at the end) and see how much work has been done, improvements have been implemented without stopping. What does this mean for users? - If we say in general terms, we are one step closer to something big. What does this mean for haters? - All those who argued that Monad was not built from scratch but an ordinary fork can now open the repository and see that they were wrong and apologize to Monad. What does this mean for cryptocurrency? - Now projects can look at the source code of Monad, learn and do better and better. I want to express my gratitude to all contributors, developers, and all those who went towards this goal, you are great guys - omegablitz (410 commits) - michael-yxchen (212 commits) - eerkaijun (193 commits) - ariqchowdhury (188 commits) - andr-dev (114 commits) - buytenh (82 commits) - philipglazman (67 commits) - JoeHowarth (56 commits) - rgarc (43 commits) - bamrith (41 commits) - eclark0426 (41 commits) - dshulyak (27 commits) - Yimaha (27 commits) - boicotinho (13 commits) - mhumeSF (12 commits) - tongzhi1998 (11 commits) - mikety (11 commits) - xinyuan-dev (7 commits) - maxkozlovsky (6 commits) - dhogaivannan (5 commits) - Chen-Yifan (3 commits) - ned14 (3 commits) - vicdunmin (2 commits) - kkuehlz (2 commits) - kjcamann (2 commits) - 0cjs (1 commit) - jhunsaker (1 commit) - 0xSatoriSync (1 commit) - dnkolegov-ar (1 commit) I'm sure that this is a small part of the people who are engaged in creation and which we can see. Please do not look at the number of commits, this is just for general information, everyone is engaged in their own task and everyone is important. Thanks again for your work! Repository link : github.com/category-labs/mon… Author of the video : @0xHelloHell

So the benefits of Server Components have nothing to do with HTML. Rather, they let React developers - Use server-only libraries directly in components - Compose server and client features without stepping outside React's programming model - Build non-interactive pages with 0CJS

webpack、#0CJS(zero config)で動くことをもっとみんな知ってほしい。

ahmadawais/create-guten-block: 📦 A zero-configuration #0CJS developer toolkit for building WordPress Gutenberg block plugins. #webdev #php #js github.com/ahmadawais/create…

Earlier this year, we experimented with increasing defaults as a user uses a tool, majorly used for CLI tools. github.com/evenstensberg/pro… After webpack CLI is stable, we're gonna try out to see if it's usable for webpack to improve 0CJS and usability in general CLI tools

Yeah, I think the non-literally interpreted version is “sane defaults”, which is all most people are ever after. As an e.g., Webpack <4 had a lot of config options that should’ve been defaulted that weren’t. When the “0CJS” version came out, it was just “sane defaults”.

🙌 WPGulp v2.5 Is Here & It Got A Lot Better! It's the most popular @Gulpjs @WordPress dev-workflow 🗃 #0CJS sane-defaults 🤖 Auto installer → npx wpgulp 🍩 Modern ES6 JavaScript, βabel v7 🌟 Repo → github.com/ahmadawais/WPGulp 👊 Wrote a blog post → AhmdA.ws/WPG_

🙌 Excited to release WPGulp v2.5. It's the most popular @Gulpjs @WordPress dev-workflow. A huge deal for me. 🗃 #0CJS sane-defaults ✓ 🤖 Auto installer → npx wpgulp ✓ 🍩 Modern ES6 JavaScript, βabel v7 🌟 Star the repo 👉 github.com/ahmadawais/WPGulp 📯 RTs appreciated!

🤔 Finding #Gutenberg blocks is tough. So, my friend @dannycooper147 built a Gutenberg Blocks Library over at 👉 EditorBlocksWP.com/Library 🦄 Stats 🗂 57 blocks listed 🙌 Taking submissions 😮 55 blocks built with my #0CJS toolkit called create-guten-block github.com/ahmadawais/create…

🔥 FINALLY! My post about building Gutenberg blocks with create-guten-block toolkit is live at @TutsPlus. It's a zero-config #0CJS static site generator for #WordPress #Gutenberg block plugins. 💠 GitHub → AhmdA.ws/CreateGutenBlock ✅ Read here → AhmdA.ws/BCGB 🙏 #RT

🔥 Configuring and maintaining React, Webpack, ES6/7/8/Next, ESLint, Babel, etc. is not what I do while creating @WordPress #Gutenberg blocks. I use a #0CJS dev #toolkit called `create-guten-block` by @MrAhmadAwais 🛠🚀 👉 CHECK IT OUT: AhmdA.ws/CreateGutenBlock_

Sometimes when you find a project you want to convert to modules, you end up down the rabbit hole and converting its dependencies to modules. 😂 Here is a blazing-fast 😂 zero-config #0CJS implementation of MersenneTwister (by @boo1ean) in ES Modules. github.com/thelarkinn/mersen…

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Look Ma! I got featured @Real_CSS_Tricks 🤗 Power of #OpenSource, it goes places. Thousands of devs (even agencies) are using Create-Guten-Block ➡️ Github.com/ahmadawais/create… #0CJS tooljit I built to create #WordPress Gutenblocks without worrying about configuration

Great – @vuejs is now going #0CJS (zero configuration), too! 🎉 Vue CLI service includes all you need! #VueJS

🎉 My #OpenSource big win So proud to see that @WebDevStudios new #Gutenberg plugin WDS Blocks is built on top of the create-guten-block #0CJS toolkit I open sourced in January. If that doesn't make you wanna try create-guten-block what will 👌🤘✌👋☝ 💯cc: @williamsba x.com/GregRickaby/status/989…

Been playing around with making #webpack presets a thing, here's a zero config example with #VueJS #0CJS

i think the JS world is in a great trend toward #0CJS. @jamiebuilds said something recently which really stuck - the tools should understand our apps, not the other way round. I'm sure Kyle agrees on a philosophical level.

Nuxt.js2の新機能 ・Webpack4 ・#0CJS ・WebAssemblyのサポート ・.mjsのサポート ・SPAの改善 medium.com/nuxt/nuxt-2-is-co…

これからは #0CJS ということでvue-cli 3に期待してます。「プロジェクトルートにwebpack.config.jsがないことを確認すると安心できます」のくだりは痛快w vuejsdevelopers.com/2018/03/…

WebPack等の設定を自分で書かない開発スタイルのことを「0CJS」というのか！そして、vue-cliバージョン3からは0CJSが可能になるらしい。内部的にはWebPack使用 blog.rangle.io/exploring-zer…