Nikita

@lonewarrior556 Okaaaayyy... Thanks. But now I'm only even more confused about the differences between `void` and `undefined` 😅 I thought it only makes a difference as a return type.

I replaced usage of this library with my own tiny implementation and it is working just fine for me: ```tsx import { useEffect, useRef } from "react" export function SwipeableViews(...

> @phaux can you make this a library on npm? Maybe. In the meanwhile you can just copy `SwipeableViews.tsx` and `SwipeableViews.css` from the CodeSandbox into your project. Edit: [Here's the...

> for a case where I had a variable that needed to be handled differently depending on which of the following ranges it fell into: 0..10, 10..100, 100..1000 and 1000..10000....

~~BTW you can press F8 to go to the next diagnostic and it shows the error like error-lens would.~~ You can also press `ctrl-k ctrl-i` to show error message at...

I think it looks alright  Does it look different for you?

I've made this matcher for output of `deno check` but I have no idea how to enable it and test if it works: ```json { "problemMatcher": [ { "owner": "deno-check",...

The command to get console output AND coverage is quite long: ``` node --test \ --test-reporter spec --test-reporter-destination stdout \ --experimental-test-coverage --test-reporter lcov --test-reporter-destination lcov.info ```

It would be nice to be able to write ```js const json = do try { JSON.parse(data) } catch (err) { ({status: 500}) } const message = do if (json.status...

I prefer block-like behavior, but I wouldn't mind additional syntax for IIFE behavior