There are a lot of skeleton docs pages which are frustrating. I would rather not see anything when searching docs than to find a bunch of stub, empty docs.

Yeah. Things seem to have changed a fair bit since the set of plugins we made for Replay DevTools. Was planning to use them as a reference but ended up just scrapping and starting fresh.

Fortunately in many cases the plugin code is simpler now, just a bit confusing to figure out.

Mulled wine (if it counts) or hot toddies. Not my favorite flavors but they are wan and comforting

Eugh 🙂‍↔️👎

I agree that it’s intentional. There is a deep underlying stupidity to many of these beliefs though.

Obviously, it makes me feel mad, but also just…confused that this kind of stupidity has broad support

Confusing how stupid some of our leaders are

Also having converted more of my projects to @vite.dev lately, what a pleasure that framework is to work with. Thanks so much to @evanyou.me and others who worked so hard on making it what it is.

Seems like that build unstuck itself after 10 or 15 minutes. Guessing there's a lot of load somewhere else in the system, and this particular message is just poorly worded.

I’m digging this docs site theme/pipeline I put together for react-window v2. Probably going to publish it as its own thing and then migrate a few more of my packages over to this once I’m done with RRP.

Okay to use portals I assume? To avoid clipping problem?

I like this UX as a general pattern

I hope the new units will be a lot more intuitive for people.

Also hoping to support more styling options (like flex gap), drop the requirement for an "order" prop, and improve SSR support.

It's also configurable to custom style TODO comments within a source file, which is actually the feature I was looking for when I found the extension.

I think my brain interprets certain types of sound (certainly certain thresholds of sound) as a threat. It can be pretty unnerving. I bring earplugs a lot of places these days (subway, concerts, bars). Seems to help keep things below the perceived threat level.

I wonder if something similar?

It seems a lot more responsive/quicker and doesn’t ignore half of what I said

Also saying “hey Siri” is also just easier than saying “hey Google”

Being a former FB employee somehow makes it worse because I authed a bunch of random stuff with FB which is a pain in the butt to sign into now for some reason. (The app always wants me to auth with a hardware key that I don’t have anymore.)