Jake Archibald

Ah, I thought long-press wasn't a thing on iOS. That said, the interactions above do not look equivalent to hover, they look more like a decorated context menu. I'd expect...

In case this gets picked up again: The tricky part here is assuming that the table holds all the data. Eg, if I'm displaying a table of 'all' Wikipedia pages,...

I wonder how much crossover there is between "I want advanced table features" and "I'm not displaying all the data at once".

> Service workers have one major problem though: They break the browser reload button. This seems like a mischaracterisation. A service worker will do nothing by default. If you aren't...

@devongovett > A JS system with a local map would only work for resources loaded from JS. That excludes resources referenced from CSS or HTML, which seem pretty important. Yeah,...

> Yeah. But that's already the case. You currently have to no-cache your HTML file today. But aren't we now talking about doing this with HTML *plus* some kind of...

@sleevi > Because the (current) connection is credentialed, since it loaded `example.com`, then if the H/2 connection also asserts origin identity for `cdn.example.com`, the request will be dispatched over the...

Thoughts on this, following discussion in https://github.com/microsoft/TypeScript/issues/56359 Import attributes are a great way to tell a bundler how to interpret/preprocess a file being imported. Eg "load this as plain text",...

`declare with undefined never`? 🫤

I just ran into this. At Shopify, we want to take an event that happened in the document, and represent it as-real-as-possible in a worker. Being able to set the...