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    Comment #31056850

    This sounds fun

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    Comment #26994223

    my unhelpful take is that I like both

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    Comment #25418456

    Nit: 212kb, the rest is a YouTube embed that I seem to recall is loaded lazily.

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    Comment #25409567

    We are working on a new renderer that started out life as a way of addressing the specific corner cases that can lead to this. It will be released in early 2021.

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    Comment #25409549

    It already does this. Only for .cjs files and things in node_modules.

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    Comment #25395591

    The tooling space isn't broad enough to allow for differentiation across the board, so we have a number of tools that are working to validate/popularize a subset of functionality o…

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    Comment #25395545

    Oh I totally agree it's strange, haha. The cost tends to be magnified in Node land since everything is a million files.

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    Comment #25295506

    You need to change the HTML to point to the tsx file too: There are ambient TS definitions for CSS Modules, it just had a bug in 1.0.0 - fix is merged and will be released shortly.…

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    Comment #25295106

    We've only shipped a helper library for Preact, but the Prerendering is actually generic. Some folks are working on helpers for other frameworks. The "API" is just a function expor…

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    Comment #25295081

    It's built-in, just change the file extension to `.tsx` or create a new file with that extension.

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    Comment #25295036

    It's designed for rapid prototyping. You can just use npm or yarn and ignore this feature though, it's entirely optional. FWIW the surface area for security issues here is far smal…

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    Comment #25293203

    Hmm - it's not actually specific to Preact, it's just built by the Preact team and we use Preact in the docs. We are missing a bunch of documentation that would have made this clea…

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    Comment #25293170

    tbh I think a good chunk of that size is babel-parser, which we're looking into removing from the preact ESLint preset. Still quite a difference though.

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    Comment #21101608

    There are a few cases where syntax compilation is split up cleanly, but when you dig into the internals of preset-env, transforms are rarely that isolated. That being said, "watch …

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    Comment #19367083

    Most specs have a small number of authors (1-3) and a much wider group of people who have influenced the spec. This is as true for Import Maps and kv-storage as any other. FWIW I t…

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    Comment #19367069

    Not a great example, since "independent" is the important bit there: browsers just shipped sqlite, and you can't have a spec that says "just ship sqlite".

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    Comment #19089357

    It's more than memory use - it causes tree traversals to take longer, which means unbounded style recalculations (common) and side-effecting DOM changes take longer.

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    Comment #19073574

    Preact and Hoodie/PouchDB. Frontend hosted on Netlify, backend on literally anywhere ($5 Dokku one-click installation on a DigitalOcean VM, Heroku, whatever). Hoodie/PouchDB gets y…

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    Comment #18877729

    It's possible now! https://developers.google.com/web/fundamentals/app-install-b...

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    Comment #18877713

    It has a dark mode with different colors. Let's not villify blue in general though :P

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    Comment #18877331

    For slow writers but quick typists, an app is always going to win out over a physical journal. Also interested in an event call export + parse.

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    Comment #16258165

    It's true, the example could be better. However - adding any form of data pruning to the example would immediately show the benefit. JSON parsing happens in the worker, and only a …

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    Comment #16258154

    Agreed! There's an open issue to address this - the single letter names are silly, since they get uglified anyway.

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