Rasmus Schultz

> looks like this gem is not pure ruby Yeah, looks like the Ruby part is just a thin interface to a C library. That's probably a terrible idea then....

Related question, is this any different from `tape -r @babel/register`? Seems a lot simpler than replacing the test-runner itself?

An async iterator is probably "bad" for CPU performance - but good for memory usage. This might matter if you're scanning millions of files, although most systems have memory in...

So I was just [made aware](https://github.com/composer/composer/discussions/9668#discussioncomment-352580) that Composer 2.0 actually introduces a [standard API](https://getcomposer.org/doc/07-runtime.md) for everything this plugin does. Note that not everything is documented yet - you can find...

Okay, so the Composer API doesn't *quite* to everything this package does - they're still working on [installed package paths](https://github.com/composer/composer/issues/9648). So this package will live for a little while longer....

Looks like a [PR](https://github.com/composer/composer/pull/9699) is in the works. 👀

The PR [has been merged](https://github.com/composer/composer/pull/9699#event-4785394334).

By the way, I've seen how you get around this in the documentation: ```ts const state = signal({ name: 'Deciduous Willow', nameReversed: wire(($): string => state2.name($).split('').reverse().join()), }); ``` I understand...

I started working on a TodoMVC implementation, and it turns out, separating `state` from `computed` doesn't really work when you have computed state derived from other computed state - you...

> I forked your sandbox so `map()` returns a `` then as far as Haptic can see that's it. hmmmmmm, not good enough... but I figured it out! 😄 https://codesandbox.io/s/haptic-map-2-8k0ew?file=/src/map.js...