Denys Nykula

IIRC npm init foo bar is equivalent to node /path/to/create-foo bar? Entry point is the "bin" property in /path/to/create-foo/package.json, forwarding the arguments unchanged. Like, process.argv[2] should contain the dirname, and...

Just having createElement aliased to h, like Preact has, would be a big convenience improvement already.

For anyone wanting to take h() up, here are some test cases and the simplest initial code to get you started, public domain :wink: Handles only the class names and...

Existing scripts say bash but they are mostly compatible with pdksh and mksh, except `

According to https://github.com/github/markup, it renders GitHub Flavored Markdown with https://github.com/github/cmark-gfm, "GitHub's fork of cmark, a CommonMark parsing and rendering library and program in C" which follows the https://github.github.com/gfm/ spec.

Github renders full html on server unlike certain other providers, so one can try substituting a known repo's markdown readme with locally generated cmark-gfm preview: ```sh #!/bin/sh # mdprev README.md...

[History before monorepo](https://github.com/infernojs/inferno/commits/5679c3c570c69015a2d478d7443d5384f6b07149/src/server/renderToString.queuestream.ts) says @ddibiase and @thysultan worked on [experimental Render Stream API](https://infernojs.org/docs/api/inferno-server) that Inferno 1.2.1 introduced in 2017. I prefer another data loading approach, which is probably similar to...

> same App.jsx used for both server and client side rendering with little changes, using StaticRouter in the backend to make it behave like a regular app, and like an...

@niofis While I don't understand where in your proposal `hydrate` is supposed to look for the existing state and how you avoid re-fetching what the server passed but do fetch...

On Debian Bookworm (stable) with podman 4.3.1, podman-compose 1.0.3 and apache 2.4.57 reverse proxy, only the config by @alexmaras + `s/unstable/stable-9258/g` + `s/192.168.X.X://g` + `COLIBRI_WEBSOCKET_REGEX=jvb` results in a working conference...