Typescript is just a vscode extension change my mind.

Is it a kafka alternative?

crates.io: Rust Package Registry

Aws develops chips from Israel and manufacturers it there too. Semiconductor development is water intensive and the Israelis are funding the water needs of chips fabs by stealing water from the west bank. The saddest part here is that Aws hosts the rust lang book , rust docs and crates.io.

Image from the article of june.

I like that you are calling for a boycott of the element company because they indirectly support the genocide in Israel. I hate to say it but nearly every company in silicon valley has connections with the zios. Take Aws for example. They own Annapurna Labs an Israeli company.

Are you Indian ? Can I DM you ? It hurt me so hard and I could not sleep at all yesterday

Wow this is so cool.

Hi 👋

I just discovered feeds in the blue sky app now I can finally get rid of politics .🥹

Dear @bsky.app can I get an option to view just tech stuff here . 😭 I am fed up with politics .

Just upgraded my phone and realised how smooth blue sky is in a phone with 120hz refresh rate .

Don't different sub reddits for each city solve this issue and many other queries about the City ?

True studying and working on things simultaneously makes you not only a better learner but also a better developer.

So true of what you said.

FUN FACT you can edit videos with react . The library used here is called remotion . Check it out.

True I am grateful for them too .

Well I wish Hetzner had a lot of servers in asian countries.

"JavaScript is wild—just switch the runtime of your app, and suddenly, boom 💥, 10x performance boost. The future is Bun/ Deno Node is dead unless it doesn't evolve!".

Yeah obviously you will like angular lol since asp .net is just Microsoft's version of spring boot but c# is such a cool language when I learnt about LINQ I was like why is this feature not there in other languages. Handling arrays and complicated data structures is so easy with LINQ.

Well if you like some framework like spring boot then obviously you like angular and if you like the flexibility that frameworks like express provide you will obviously love react . I am biased towards React because I love flexibility.

9/ Breaking Changes: Deprecated APIs are now removed, including unmountComponentAtNode and findDOMNode. Codemods are available to help you upgrade seamlessly! 🚧

8/ Testing Updates: React 19 deprecates react-test-renderer. Time to embrace modern testing libraries like React Testing Library for better practices! 🧪

7/ Deprecations & Removed APIs: Say farewell to legacy APIs like ReactDOM.render and ReactDOM.hydrate. Welcome modern replacements like createRoot and hydrateRoot! 🔄

6/ Hydration Error Improvements: Hydration errors now display detailed diffs, making debugging much easier during SSR. 🛠️

5/ Direct ref in Function Components: Goodbye forwardRef! ref is now directly accessible in function components, streamlining how you work with refs. 📌

4/ Server Actions: Simplify async server-side logic. With the "use server" directive, client components can call server functions effortlessly. 🌟

3/ Server Components: Fully stable! Render components at build time or per request in a separate server environment. A game-changer for full-stack React apps. 🌍

2/ Static Site Generation with Prerender APIs: Meet prerender and prerenderToNodeStream in react-dom/static. They simplify generating static HTML, designed for Node.js and Web Streams. Perfect for SSR apps! 🌐

1/ Conditional use API: The new use API can now be used conditionally during rendering, unlike hooks. This opens up new possibilities for resource handling during render! 📖

So React 19 got released and here is my thread about it 🧵.

BlueSky is okay but LinkedeIn, come on it is just a professional Instagram filled with bots.