Thomas Watson
@watson.bsky.social
Computer programmer, Node.js Core member, open source hacker and Node.js dev at Datadog, formerly Elastic + Opbeat (acq)
Originally class was just synthetic sugar for what could be achieved with classic prototypical inheritance. But you’re right, as time has moved on the classes the feature set split
November 17, 2024 at 9:58 PM
Originally class was just synthetic sugar for what could be achieved with classic prototypical inheritance. But you’re right, as time has moved on the classes the feature set split
_rawDebug FTW 😂 I often find myself using that especially at times where I get weird sync/async behavior and can’t correlate the output in a multi threaded environment… I haven’t verified but it feels that sometimes console.log goes through extra async layers… maybe in the os
November 17, 2024 at 9:53 PM
_rawDebug FTW 😂 I often find myself using that especially at times where I get weird sync/async behavior and can’t correlate the output in a multi threaded environment… I haven’t verified but it feels that sometimes console.log goes through extra async layers… maybe in the os
The link to the issue in the release notes is incorrect. Would love to read more about if there’s limits to these groups (eg there has to be more then x with same props to form a group, or max number of properties in an object and so on). Does anyone have more information?
November 17, 2024 at 9:50 PM
The link to the issue in the release notes is incorrect. Would love to read more about if there’s limits to these groups (eg there has to be more then x with same props to form a group, or max number of properties in an object and so on). Does anyone have more information?