That makes sense now.
That makes sense now.
It turns out that it does a :
npm create react-router@latest.
In clear : it does not create a vite project but a react-router (Remix) project instead.
I think it's so nice of @vite.dev to redirect to a competing project.
It turns out that it does a :
npm create react-router@latest.
In clear : it does not create a vite project but a react-router (Remix) project instead.
I think it's so nice of @vite.dev to redirect to a competing project.
Also Javascript. How to call the constructor of the superclass without using its name directly:
Also Javascript. How to call the constructor of the superclass without using its name directly:
But why is it attached to Object and not Array.
@philna.sh's blog (philna.sh/blog/2023/09...) pointed me to part of the answer. Creating anArray.groupBy() would break sites using various libraries that monkey-patch Array.prototype.groupBy
But why not Array.groupBy() ?
But why is it attached to Object and not Array.
@philna.sh's blog (philna.sh/blog/2023/09...) pointed me to part of the answer. Creating anArray.groupBy() would break sites using various libraries that monkey-patch Array.prototype.groupBy
But why not Array.groupBy() ?
I'm certain it's a dumb way to do it and there are better tools but it mostly works for me.
I'm certain it's a dumb way to do it and there are better tools but it mostly works for me.
No, but I thought about it way too long.
No, but I thought about it way too long.
You mean the Reference Manual.
You mean the Reference Manual.
A useful practice I had was having scripts to set up windows and panes for specific tasks. With key binding I could set things up just the right way using a single shortcut.
A useful practice I had was having scripts to set up windows and panes for specific tasks. With key binding I could set things up just the right way using a single shortcut.