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I can't, for the sake of me, understand how some frontend devs still complain about CSS' global scope when style encapsulation exists and is widely adopted in a form or the other, …

That's an interesting hybrid approach, thanks Andrea. Is this what Svelte will use? (Asking anybody that knows, of course.) Anyway, to me the main problem in using TS with librarie…

> it starts to add up both in bandwidth, and in storage taken Are we really talking about disk space in 2023? Seriously? And bandwidth? Like we don't have several cache systems - i…

> JSDoc _is_ TypeScript No. At least, it didn't used to be. JSDoc had its own syntax, but now you can piggyback its format and put TypeScript inside. So now you can write `@type {R…

For me, the main problem is that TS doesn't follow semantic versioning and this leads to a fragmentation of libraries support - unless they also provide multiple type definitions (…

I'll have to deal with npm and bower too, though. I guess I'll have to release a new package and deprecate the old one.

Yeah, someone already pointed that out on Reddit :( Let's see how it develops.

I agree, that's somewhat annoying, but that's also something developers and commissioners want. But the good news is that the DOM skeleton is so minimal that you can create a style…

Are you using Firefox, perchance? It has a "bug" (not sure about that, but surely it's the only one that shows that behavior) relating to SVGs, so it used to size incorrectly the f…

I'm pretty sure there's a lot of prior art for their "design", so I'm kind of safe there. Edit: unless you were referring to the whole aspect of the page. In that case, it's just a…

Strange. The selection itself isn't handled by the library itself, rather than the browser/OS. The library only reacts when a selection is made. Does it happen to you in other case…

I actually used the sharing functionality provided by the library to post this link here. Suggestions are well accepted.

It's definitely VS Code and it's quite mind-blowing thinking that they're the guys behind Atom, and the blog's domain is electron.atom.io.