Sebastian Markbåge

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  1. 13 hours ago

    I think most people don't consider the possibility that Android or UIKit could become a *standard*.

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  2. Jun 1

    The sheer number of suggestions of alt langs I received is exactly why C wins. There's no other *one* winner.

    Rust seems like a no-brainer replacement for C++ but I want a replacement for C. Is anyone targeting something smaller/less controversial?
    3 replies 1 retweet 10 likes
  3. Jun 1
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    More so than a rich and opinionated ecosystem. I feel like Rust isn't gaining ground in that space even though it technically could.

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  4. Jun 1
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    Like if I'm building a small text/css layout OSS library, a small bytecode interpreter, a domain specific math library I want portability.

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  5. Jun 1
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    Rust could fill that space on technical merits but it seems like currently C is ubiquitous among toolchains. Rust is not hitting that role.

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  6. Jun 1

    Rust seems like a no-brainer replacement for C++ but I want a replacement for C. Is anyone targeting something smaller/less controversial?

    13 replies 2 retweets 33 likes
  7. Retweeted
    May 31

    Anyone know of JS libraries that use `React.DOM.*` factories? Like `React.DOM.div` or `React.DOM.a`.

    1 reply 2 retweets 5 likes
  8. May 30

    Is there like a requestIdleCallback for Node that fires after the I/O event queue has been exhausted? Event loops w/o priority are awkward.

    3 replies 2 retweets 18 likes
  9. May 30
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    I suppose the <template> tag has the same purpose as <defs>. JS fills the <use> case. The non-clone/shadow/JS driven model still valuable.

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  10. May 30

    I'm quite surprised that <defs /> and <use /> from SVG hasn't gotten traction in HTML yet. Such powerful abstractions. Used them a lot.

    5 replies 24 likes
  11. May 26

    Have you read about Facebook's BigPipe? It's still how FB works. There are variants but it's a principal must read.

    7 replies 33 retweets 169 likes
  12. Retweeted
    May 22

    What WebAssembly means for React talk is up! Really proud of this one, too

    12 replies 145 retweets 515 likes
  13. May 19
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    Safety first. There are opportunities for further optimizations by knowing that () is always a positive integer.

    1 reply 8 likes
  14. May 19

    Prepack can now accurately handle lodash shortOut calls. This is the stuff that's important for ecosystem compat.

    4 replies 14 retweets 63 likes
  15. May 18
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    Prepacking Prepack.😳

    1 reply 14 retweets 54 likes
  16. May 18
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    It's a new approach to bundling. It doesn't statically analyze deps. It uses Node's own algorithm to dynamically "run" them at build time.

    2 replies 1 retweet 18 likes
  17. May 18

    I added a very experimental mode for compiling entire Node.js CLIs, including Node's internal runtime, with Prepack.

    2 replies 12 retweets 69 likes
  18. Retweeted
    May 16

    If you're coming to my talk, I have 2 prereqs for you: ⚛ Fiber: 🔧 WebAssembly:

    3 replies 19 retweets 87 likes
  19. May 16

    I'm concerned about perf overhead of new alloc heavy APIs like Readable Streams but excited for a push to make short lived alloc cheaper!

    1 reply 2 retweets 7 likes
  20. May 16

    Should I make a readable stream or write to a writable stream? 🤔

    2 replies 8 likes

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